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United Nations Development Programme

A/RES/36/200View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 70b United Nations Development Programme, published in 1982.

What other versions does this mandate have?

14 versions · 1966–1982
YearSymbolTitleWord lengthText similarity
1982
A/RES/36/200

United Nations Development Programme

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1981
A/RES/35/83

United Nations Development Programme

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1980
A/RES/34/106

United Nations Development Programme

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1978
A/RES/32/114

United Nations Development Programme

729—
1977
A/RES/31/22[D]

United Nations Development Programme

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What subjects does this mandate have?

2 subjects
FinancingOperational Activities

What’s in this document?

10 operative paragraphs
1
Takes note with satisfaction of the report of the Gov­ erning Council of the United Nations Development Pro­ gramme on its twenty-eighth session and the decisions contained therein; 166
2
Endorses Economic and Social Council resolution 1981/59;
3
Stresses that the realization of the goals and objec­ tives of the International Development Strategy for the Third United Nations Development Decade requires a renewed emphasis upon technical co-operation and a significant in­ crease in the resources provided for that purpose;
4
Endors1:s also decision 81/37 of 27 June 198 I of the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Pro­ gramme 166 on streamlining and rationalizing the work of the Governing Council;
5
Commends the efforts made by the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme to increase
further the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of the Pro­ gramme, and encourages the Administrator to continue to intensify those efforts, taking account, inter alia, of the need to restrain administrative expenditures in order to max­ imize programme delivery in accordance with paragraph 4 of decision 81/ 16 of 27 June 1981 of the Governing Council of the Programme; 166 6.
Exp,:esses its appreciation to all Governments of both developed and developing countries which, at the 1981 United Nations Pledging Conference for Development Ac­ tivities. announced contributions or their intention to con­ tribute to the United Nations Development Programme for 1982. in particular those Governments which have consis-
tently increased their voluntary contributions to the Programme;
7
Expresses its deep concern nevertheless that the likely shortfall in 1982 in over-all voluntary contributions may adversely affect the proposed programme delivery for the third programming cycle of the United Nations Devel­ opment Programme;
8
Urges all Governments, especially those whose vol­ untary contributions may not reflect their capacity to con­ tribute, to renew their efforts to provide the United Nations Development Programme with the resources necessary to establish a sound financial basis for the implementation of the Programme's planned activities for the third program­ ming cycle, 1982-1986, which for the purpose of forward planning would assume an over-all average annual growth of resources of at least 14 per cent;
9
Strongly reiterates the need for a substantial and real increase in the flow of resources for the United Nations Development Programme on an increasingly predictable. continuous and assured basis, and in that context welcomes decision 81/37 of the Governing Council of the Programme in which the Council decided to review this issue at its twenty-ninth session;
10
Reaffirms the request of the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme, in its decision 81/16, to the Administrator of the Programme to continue consultations with donor countries with a view to reaching the level of resources envisaged for 1982-1986 in order to maintain the level of programme planning for participating countries, as approved by the Governing Council for the third programming cycle, 1982-1986;
11
Decides that, beginning in 1983, a broad policy review of those funds and programmes which are under the guidance of the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme and managed by the Administra­ tor of the Programme should be undertaken on a biennial basis, on the understanding that a brief report, including a financial statement, on those funds and programmes should be made available to the Governing Council in the inter­ vening years, and invites the Governing Council to act accordingly.
V.
"'' Of icial Records of the General Assemhh. Thirtv-suth Session. S,•c­ ond Commirtee. 3rd meeting. para,. 19-24.
'"'' See Official Records o( the Economic and Social Council. /981.
Supplem,·nt No. II I E/1981 !h 1/Rev. 1). annex I
ANNEX Regulations Governing the United Nations Population Award
Article I AIM The aim of the United Nations Population Award (hereinafter referred to as "the A ward") is to promote the solution of population questions through encouraging the efforts of people in population-related activities and increasing the awareness of population questions.
Article 2 AWARD I.
The Award shall be presented annually to an individual. to indi­ viduals or to an institution for the most outstanding contribution to in­ creasing the awareness of population questions or to their solutions. No staff member, organ or organization of the United Nations system shall be eligible for the Award.
The Award shall consist of a diploma, a gold medal and a monetary prize, the amount of which shall be determined each year by the Secretary­ General on the basis of the investment income of the Trust Fund for the Award.
The individual or individuals or the institution to receive the Award sh.,ll be announced by the beginning of March each year. and the A ward shall be presented by the Secretary-General in the middle of June.
Article 3
FINANCIAL MATTERS I .
All financial resources related to the A ward shall be composed of the voluntary contributions made by Member States specifically for the Award.
Contributions tor the Award shall be deposited in the Trust Fund for the United Nations Population Award, to be established by the Se<:­ retary-General pursuant to paragraph 4 of General Assembly resolution 36/ 201 of 17 December I 98 I.
The Trust Fund shall be administered by the Executive Director of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities on behalf of the Secretary-General.
All costs relating to the Award shall be financed from the investment income of the Trust Fund. The administrative costs shall be kept as low as possible.
The Executive Director of the United Nations Fund for Population A<:tivities shall submit to the General Assembly an annual report concerning the Award and the Trust Fund.
Article 4 SELECTION OF LAUREATES 167 Report of the United Nations World Population Conference, Bucha­ rest, 19-30 August /974 (United Nations publication, Sales No. E. 75. XIIU).
I.
The individual or individuals or the institution to receive the Award chap I. shall be selected. from among those nominated under article 5 below. by

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