United Nations Capital Development Fund

A/RES/2321(XXII)View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, published in 1968.

What other versions does this mandate have?

11 versions · 1960–1982

This is an older version — the most recent is A/RES/36/196

Year	Symbol	Title	Word length	Text similarity
1982	A/RES/36/196	United Nations Capital Development Fund	421	22%Compare
1975	A/RES/3249(XXIX)	United Nations Capital Development Fund	289	23%Compare
1974	A/RES/3122(XXVIII)	United Nations Capital Development Fund	726	6%Compare
1973	A/RES/2976(XXVII)	United Nations Capital Development Fund	92	13%Compare
1972	A/RES/2812(XXVI)	United Nations Capital Development Fund	360	19%Compare

What subjects does this mandate have?

4 subjects

Administration Development Finance Funds Pledging Conferences

What’s in this document?

8 operative paragraphs

Recalling also Economic and Social Council resolution 1274 (XLIII) of 4 August 1967 on the develop-

The General Assembly, ment and utilization of human resources,

Recalling its resolution 2186 (XXI) of 13 Decem-

Noting with satisfaction that the Secretary-General ber 1966 on the United Nations Capital Development intends to report on the studies undertaken within Fund, the United Nations system on the various aspects

Considering that owing to the initial lack of financial of the problem of the outflow of highly trained personnel resources it will not be possible in the first year to give from developing countries,

full effect to that resolution,

/ nvites the appropriate organs and bodies of the United Nations system to assist the developing

Noting with interest the Secretary-General's suggescountries, at their request, in adopting the necessary tion that serious consideration should be given to the possibility of using, for the management of the new measures to identify and assess the obstacles in the way of the optimum employment and utilization of their Fund, under some suitable arrangement, the experience and knowledge gained by the United Nations Develc:.ptechnical and professional personnel ;

ment Programme,87

Recommends that the United Nations, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, the

Decides to adopt on a provisional basis the fol- United Nations Development Programme and the lowing measures in implementation of its resolution 2186 (XXI): specialized agencies and the International Atomic Energy Agency intensify their support for the efforts

The Secretary-General is invited to ask the of the Governments of the developing countries, at Administrator of the United Nations Development their request, to create national or regional institu- Programme to administer the United Nations Capital tions or to expand existing ones, including those where Development Fund by performin~ the functions of the research would be carried out or professional personnel Managing Director, as set forth 111 article IX of resotrained, in order that the acquired skills and experience lution 2186 (XXI); may be placed at the service of their respective countries

( b) The Governing Council of the United Nations and regions ;

Development Programme shall perform, as appropriate,

Requests the Secretary-General to assemble and the functions of the Executive Board of the United analyse the comments and information that have been ~ations Capital Development Fund, as set forth in received from Governments, specialized agencies, the article VIII of resolution 2186 (XXI); International Atomic Energy Agency, the Advisory Committee on the Application of Science and Tech-

The United Nations Pledging Conference on the nology to Development and organs in the United United N;1tio11s Capital Development Fund will be Nations system pursuant to Economic and Social convened simultaneously with the annual Pledging Council resolutions 1029 (XXXVII) of 13 August Conference on the United Nations Development Programme; 1964 and 1274 (XLIII) of 4 August 1967 and General Assembly resolution 2090 (XX) and, when submitting

Decides to review at its twenty-third session the the report, to highlight the advantages and disadvaninstitutional arrangements for the United Nations Capitages accruing to both the developed a·nd the developing tal Development Fund in the light of the experience countries as a result of the tendency of trained pergained during the first year of its operations. sonnel from the latter to remain in the industrialized countries or to leave their country after they have

15 December 1967.

Decidrs to keep the subject under constant 37 See Official Records of the General Assembly, Twentyreview and to include in the provisional agenda of its second Session, Supplement No. IA (A/6701/Add.l), para. 64.

Other decisions

United Nations Industrial Development Organization (Item 39)

At its 1592nd plenary meeting, on 25 October 1967, the General Assembly,

on the recommendation of the Second Committee,88 took note of chapter VI of 88 Jbid., Twe11ty-seco11d Session, Annexes, agenda item 39, document A/6874, para, 14.

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