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E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 41. Welcomes the work of the International Telecommunication Union, including the holding of its conference of plenipotentiaries from 29 October to 16 November 2018 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, at which its members reaffirmed their commitment to the common vision of an interconnected world, and welcomes the efforts ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 43. Welcomes the activities undertaken by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations to promote digital inclusion in Africa and other regions of the world with a view to contributing to poverty reduction and food security; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 46. Welcomes the work of the United Nations Development Programme, including the publication of its Digital Agenda, aimed at harnessing the potential of digital technologies for achieving sustainable development goals; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 47. Recalls the publication of the Strategy of the Secretary-General on New Technologies, which aims to establish how the United Nations system will promote the use of new technologies with a view to accelerating the implementation of the 2030 Agenda and simplifying their alignment with the values enshrined in the Char... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 48. Reaffirms its commitment to putting information and communication technologies at the service of the implementation of the 2030 Agenda and other internationally agreed development goals, recognizing that such technologies can accelerate progress on the 17 sustainable development goals, therefore urges all Governmen... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 49. Notes with deep concern that women are less likely than men to use the Internet at a rate of 13 per cent, or even 47 per cent, in the least developed countries, draws attention to gender disparities in the digital sector, which persist in access to and use of information and communications technologies, including i... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 50. Notes the numerous initiatives to address gender disparities in the digital sector, including the International Day of Girls in the ICT Sector (International Telecommunication Union), Equals: the Global Partnership for Gender Equality in the Digital Age and the EQUALS in Tech Awards (International Telecommunication... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 51. Reaffirms its commitment to pay particular attention to the specific and emerging challenges posed by information and communications technology for all countries, in particular developing countries, in accordance with the relevant paragraphs of General Assembly resolution 70/125; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 52. Notes that while solid milestones have been set for building information and communications technology capacity in many areas related to the development of the information society, efforts should continue to be made to address the remaining challenges, in particular in developing and least developed countries, and ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 53. Recognizes the need to focus on capacity-building policies and long-term support in order to increase the impact of national and local activities and initiatives aimed at providing advice, services and assistance for the creation of an inclusive, people-centred and development-oriented information society; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 54. Notes that issues continue to arise, including the application of information and communications technologies to the environment and the contribution of information and communications technologies to early warning, climate change mitigation, social networks, cultural and linguistic diversity, virtualization and inf... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 55. Recalls that, in the outcome document on the comprehensive review of the implementation of the policy directions agreed at the World Summit, the General Assembly requested that the Follow-up Forum of the World Summit on the Information Society be held annually 6 , and appreciates the role of the Forum in promoting ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 56. Notes that the 2020 World Summit on the Information Society Follow-up Forum, hosted by the International Telecommunication Union and jointly organized by the Union, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, the United Nations Development Programme and UNCTAD, on the theme "Enhancing digi... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 57. Encourages entities that facilitate the implementation of the policy directions to build on the Geneva Plan of Action 7 to identify concrete measures for the use of information and communication technologies to contribute to the achievement of the goals of the 2030 Agenda, taking note of the results matrix on the s... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 58. Also encourages entities that facilitate the implementation of the policy directions to ensure, within their mandates and available resources, that the new activities envisaged for the implementation of the outcomes of the World Summit are closely aligned with the 2030 Agenda; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 59. Reaffirms the importance of the call of the General Assembly to all stakeholders to integrate information and communication technologies into their strategies for the achievement of the sustainable development goals, and of the request of the Assembly to the United Nations entities responsible for facilitating the ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 60. Reaffirms that the outcomes of the World Summit on Internet Governance, which relate in this case to efforts to enhance cooperation and the convening of the Internet Governance Forum, should be implemented by the Secretary-General through two distinct processes, and recognizes that these may be complementary; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 63. Recognizes the importance of enhanced cooperation in the future so that Governments can fulfil their role and responsibilities on an equal footing on international policy issues related to the Internet, not on day-to-day technical and operational activities that have no impact on these issues; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 65. Notes that the Working Group met five times between September 2016 and January 2018 to review the contributions of Member States and other stakeholders, as requested by the General Assembly in its resolution 70/125; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 66. Takes note of the report of the Chairman of Working Group 9, which refers to the full text of all proposals and contributions, and expresses its appreciation to the Chairman and all participants who have contributed to the work of the Working Group; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 67. Welcomes the tangible progress made by the Working Group on many issues and the apparent consensus on some of them, although there are still significant differences over others, and regrets in this regard that the Working Group has failed to reach agreement on recommendations on how to continue to strengthen cooper... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 68. Recognizes the importance of the Internet Governance Forum and its mandate to provide a forum for multi-stakeholder dialogue on various issues, as set out in paragraph 72 of the Tunis Agenda, including facilitating the consideration of policy issues relating to fundamental aspects of Internet governance; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 69. Recalls the decision of the General Assembly, in its resolution 70/125, to extend the mandate of the Internet Governance Forum for a further period of 10 years, during which the Forum should continue to improve its working methods and involve more and more actors from developing countries; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 70. Recognizes that national and regional initiatives of the Internet Governance Forum have emerged in all regions on issues of Internet governance that are important and priority issues for the region or the organizing country; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 71. Recalls General Assembly resolution 70/125, in which the Assembly requested the Commission on Science and Technology for Development to report appropriately in its periodic reports on the status of implementation of the recommendations of its Working Group on Improvements to the Internet Governance Forum; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 72. Takes note of the holding, from 2 to 17 November 2020, of the fifteenth meeting of the Internet Governance Forum, organized online on the theme "Internet for human resilience and solidarity"; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 74. Also welcomes, in this regard, the continued progress made in the intersessional work of the Internet Governance Forum on various aspects of connecting and empowering the next billion Internet users, dynamic coalitions and best practices forums, as well as the contributions of national and regional meetings on Inte... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 75. Calls upon United Nations entities to continue to cooperate actively in the implementation of and follow-up to the outcomes of the World Summit within the framework of the United Nations system, to focus on building a people-centred, inclusive and development-oriented information society and to take the necessary m... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 76. Invites all stakeholders to continue, as a matter of priority, their efforts to bridge the digital divide in its various forms, to implement coherent strategies that promote the development of e-government and to continue to focus on information and communications technology policies and applications that benefit t... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 77. Urges all stakeholders to give priority to the development of innovative strategies that will promote universal access to affordable broadband infrastructure and services for developing countries, with a view to building an inclusive, people-centred and development-oriented information society and bridging the digi... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 78. Calls upon all stakeholders to contribute to creating an enabling environment for investment and to foster public-private cooperation and partnerships for sustainable investment in ICT infrastructure, applications and services and in digital content and skills to ensure the effective connectivity required to achiev... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 79. Calls upon international and regional organizations to continue to assess and report periodically on the ease with which countries have access to information and communications technologies, with a view to providing the same opportunities for the growth of the information and communications technology sector to dev... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 80. Urges all countries to make concrete efforts to fulfil their commitments contained in the Addis Ababa Programme of Action of the Third International Conference on Financing for Development; 11 | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 83. Reaffirms the importance of disseminating best practices at all levels and, while welcoming the quality of the implementation of projects and initiatives that contribute to the goals of the World Summit, encourages all stakeholders to propose their projects as candidates for the annual World Summit Awards, which is... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 84. Encourages the organizations of the United Nations system and other relevant organizations and forums, in accordance with the outcomes of the World Summit, to review periodically the methodologies used for information and communication technology indicators, taking into account the different levels of development a... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 85. Invites the international community to make voluntary contributions to the trust fund established by UNCTAD to fund the review and appraisal activities of the Commission on Science and Technology for Development in the follow-up to the World Summit, while noting with appreciation the financial support provided to t... | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 86. Recalls the proposal contained in General Assembly resolution 70/125 that the General Assembly convene, in 2025, a high-level meeting on the comprehensive review of the implementation of the outcome of the World Summit; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 87. Takes note with appreciation of the report of the Secretary-General and the discussions on the subject held by the Commission on Science and Technology for Development at its twenty-fourth session; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 88. Stresses the importance of promoting an inclusive information society, with particular attention to bridging the digital and broadband divide, taking into account the concerns of developing countries, gender and culture, as well as youth and other underrepresented groups; | operative |
E-RES-2021-28-fr-parsed | 90. Requests the Secretary-General to submit annually to the Commission on Science and Technology for Development a report on the implementation of the recommendations contained in the present resolution and other Council resolutions on the quantitative and qualitative review of the implementation of the outcome of the... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 1. Calls for the full opening of border crossings in the Gaza Strip, in accordance with Security Council resolution 1860 (2009), in order to ensure humanitarian access and the steady and uninterrupted movement of persons and goods and to remove all restrictions on the freedom of movement imposed on the Palestinian peop... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 2. Stresses the need to preserve the territorial continuity, unity and integrity of the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and to ensure the free movement of persons and goods throughout the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and to and from the outside world; | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 3. Also stresses the need to preserve and strengthen Palestinian national institutions and infrastructure to ensure the provision of essential public services to the Palestinian civilian population and to contribute to the promotion and protection of human rights, including economic and social rights; | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 5. Calls upon Israel to rehabilitate and replace civilian property, critical infrastructure, agricultural land and administrative services damaged or destroyed as a result of its military operations in the Occupied Palestinian Territory; | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 7. Calls upon all parties to respect the rules of international humanitarian law and to refrain from resorting to violence against the civilian population, in accordance with the Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War, of 12 August 1949; | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 8. Reaffirms the inalienable right of the Palestinian people and the Arab population of the occupied Syrian Golan to all their natural and economic resources, and calls upon Israel, the occupying Power, not to exploit, endanger, destroy or exhaust them; | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 9. Calls upon Israel, the occupying Power, to cease the destruction of homes and property, economic institutions, agricultural lands and orchards in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, as well as in the occupied Syrian Golan, and to prevent Israeli settlers from engaging in such illegal activi... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 10. Also calls upon Israel, the occupying Power, to cease immediately the exploitation of natural, mining and water resources, inter alia, and to put an end to the dumping of all kinds of waste in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and in the occupied Syrian Golan, which poses a dangerous thr... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 11. Calls for the necessary assistance for the safe removal of all unexploded ordnance in the Gaza Strip, which endanger the lives of Palestinians and have a negative impact on the environment, reconstruction and development efforts, and welcomes the efforts to date of the United Nations Mine Action Service; | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 12. Reaffirms that the establishment and expansion of Israeli settlements and related infrastructure in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and in the occupied Syrian Golan are illegal and constitute a major obstacle to economic and social development and the establishment of peace, and calls ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 13. Calls for the accountability of Israeli settlers who have committed illegal acts in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, recalls in this regard Security Council resolution 904 (1994) of 18 March 1994, and stresses the need to implement it; | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 14. Calls for urgent attention to the suffering and rights of prisoners and detainees under international law, and calls for efforts by both parties to continue to release prisoners and detainees, and deplores the practice of holding the remains, and calls for their return to families, where this has not yet been done,... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 15. Reaffirms that Israel's continued construction of a wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including in and around East Jerusalem, is contrary to international law and leads to the isolation of East Jerusalem, carves the West Bank and seriously undermines the economic and social development of the Palestinian ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 16. Calls upon Israel to respect the provisions of the Geneva Convention relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War and to facilitate the passage through Qouneitra of Syrian citizens in the occupied Syrian Golan wishing to visit their family members residing in the territory of their mother country, ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 17. Stresses the importance of the work of the organizations and agencies of the United Nations system in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and of the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process and Personal Representative of the Secretary-General to the Palestine Li... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 18. Welcomes the commitment of the Secretary-General and the United Nations Special Coordinator to participate, in cooperation with relevant partners, in efforts to meet urgent needs in the field of | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 19. Expresses its appreciation to Member States, the United Nations system and intergovernmental, regional and non-governmental organizations that have provided and continue to provide economic and humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people, thereby contributing to the improvement of their dire economic and soci... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 20. Reaffirms the importance of intensifying and reinvigorating the negotiations of the peace process on the basis of the relevant United Nations resolutions, including resolutions 242 (1967), 338 (1973), 425 (1978), 1397 (2002), 1515 (2003), 1544 (2004), 1850 (2008) and 2334 (2016) of the Security Council, the Madrid ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 21. Requests the Secretary-General, through him, to submit to the General Assembly at its seventy-fifth session a report on the implementation of the present resolution and to continue to include in the report of the United Nations Special Coordinator an updated status of the living conditions of the Palestinian people... | operative |
E-RES-2021-4-fr-parsed | 22. Decides to include in the agenda of its session of 2022 the item entitled "Economic and social repercussions of the Israeli occupation on the living conditions of the Palestinian people in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and of the Arab population in the occupied Syrian Golan". | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 1. Reaffirms that the Commission for Social Development, as the functional commission of the Economic and Social Council serving as the principal forum within the United Nations for global dialogue on all aspects of social development and for promoting the integrated treatment of social development issues within the Un... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 2. Also reaffirms that the Commission will contribute, within its current mandate, to the follow-up to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development by supporting the thematic reviews of the status of the sustainable development goals, including cross-cutting issues, carried out within the framework of the high-level pol... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 3. Recalls General Assembly resolution 72/305, which states, inter alia, that its subsidiary bodies shall select their own thematic areas, consistent with the main theme of the high-level political forum for sustainable development convened under its auspices, while continuing to address issues or topics necessary for ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 4. Recalls the consideration by the Commission of a priority theme at each session, based on the follow-up to and review of the implementation of the outcomes of the World Summit and the linkages between the World Summit and the social dimensions of the 2030 Agenda, and submits a resolution and recommendations for acti... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 5. Reaffirms its decision that the Commission, in selecting its priority theme, will take into account, in addition to the follow-up to and review of the implementation of the outcomes of the World Summit and of the twenty-fourth special session of the General Assembly, as well as the 2030 Agenda, its own programme of ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 6. Requests the Commission to adopt a multi-year programme of work in its consideration of the organization of its work and its future methods of work at its sixty-first session, following the review of the implementation of General Assembly resolution 70/299 of 29 July 2016, in order to increase predictability and pro... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 7. Decides that the priority theme for the sixtieth session of the Commission shall be "Ensuring inclusive and resilient post-VOCID-19 recovery to ensure the livelihood, well-being and dignity of every person: eradicating poverty and hunger in all their forms and dimensions for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda", w... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 9. Invites the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the Secretariat, relevant United Nations specialized agencies, regional commissions and funds and programmes and international financial institutions to submit, through, inter alia, dialogues with Member States and relevant actors, their activities and reports... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 11. Reaffirms its decision to increase the effectiveness of its work by adopting biennial resolutions for the Commission in order to give greater weight to the resolution on the priority theme, to eliminate duplication and overlap and to promote complementarity of work and negotiations on related and similar issues bef... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 12. Encourages non-governmental organizations and other actors of civil society to participate, to the maximum extent possible, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 1996/31 of 25 July 1996, in the work of the Commission and in the follow-up to and implementation of the Copenhagen Declaration, the Programme of... | operative |
E-RES-2021-8-fr-parsed | 13. Decides that the Commission shall continue to consider at its sixty-first session its methods of work, including the schedule of its sessions and their duration in working days, with a view to aligning those methods, as appropriate, with the work of the Council, taking into account the outcome of the General Assemb... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 2. Welcomes the progress made by African Governments in meeting their commitments in the implementation of the New Partnership for Africa's Development to strengthen democracy and human rights and to ensure good governance and sound economic management, and encourages them to intensify, through the involvement of stake... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 3. Takes note of the strengthening of the African Peer Review Mechanism following the decision of the African Union Conference to establish it as an African Union body in accordance with article 5, paragraph 2, of the Constitutive Act of the African Union, and welcomes the progress made in the implementation of the Mec... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 4. Reaffirms the importance of supporting Agenda 2063 of the African Union and its first ten-year implementation plan, which constitute a strategic framework for the socio-economic transformation of Africa, as well as the programme for the African continent referred to in General Assembly resolutions on the New Partner... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 5. Takes note of the preparation of the Framework for the Follow-up and Evaluation of the First Ten-Year Plan for the Implementation of Agenda 2063 by the African Regional Economic Communities, the New Partnership for Africa's Planning and Coordination Agency, the Economic Commission for Africa, the African Development... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 6. Takes note with appreciation of the adoption, at the thirty-fifth regular session of the Executive Council of the African Union, held in Niamey on 4 and 5 July 2019, of the governance structures of the African Union Development Agency, a mechanism for the implementation of the African Union Agenda 2063 development s... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 8. Notes with appreciation the efforts of the African Union Commission, which led to the launching of national campaigns to end child marriage and early and forced marriage in 24 countries, the adoption of the African Common Position on the African Union Campaign to End Child Marriage in Africa, renewed for five years ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 9. Also takes note with appreciation of the launch by the African Union Commission, on 24 August 2018, in Addis Ababa, in collaboration with the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UNWomen) and the International Telecommunication Union, of the Young Africans know how to code (2018-20... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 10. Welcomes the progress made in the implementation of the Africa Infrastructure Development Programme in support of regional and continental integration, with a focus on the movement of people and goods (Move Africa initiative), through the traffic lights system implemented at four single border points under a pilot ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 11. Takes note of the progress made in ensuring the free movement of persons, goods and services in Africa, and in this regard takes note with appreciation of the entry into force on 30 May 2019 of the Agreement on the Establishment of the African Continental Free Trade Area, which aims to stimulate trade in Africa and... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 12. Recalls the African Union road map on valuing the demographic dividend through investments in youth and the first five-year priority programme on employment, poverty eradication and inclusive development (2017), and welcomes the declaration by the African Union of the period 2018-2027 African Decade for Training an... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 13. Takes note of the decision of the Heads of State and Government at the thirty-third regular session of the African Union Conference to declare 2021 the Year of Arts, Culture and Heritage; | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 14. Urges all countries that have not yet done so to ratify or accede to the United Nations Convention against Corruption, 13 urges States parties to review its implementation, affirming their determination to ensure that the Convention is an effective instrument for discouraging, detecting, preventing and combating ac... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 15. Calls upon African Governments to ratify the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in Africa and the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights on the Rights of Older Persons in Africa, in order to demonstrate the commitment of Memb... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 16. Notes that health is a prerequisite, indicator and outcome of sustainable development and that strong efforts must be made within the framework of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development if new health-related issues are to be integrated into a comprehensive health and development agenda, and in this regard take... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 17. Takes note with appreciation of the revised African Health Strategy 2016-2030, which was endorsed by the African Union Conference in 2016 and whose main objectives are to strengthen health systems, improve performance, increase investment in health, improve equity and address the social determinants of health in or... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 18. Urges African Governments to accelerate the implementation of the revised African Strategy for Health, which provides general guidance for the development of the African Regional Nutrition Strategy, the Maputo Plan of Action for the Implementation of the Continental Framework for the Promotion of Sexual and Reprodu... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 19. Stresses the importance of improving maternal and child health, and in this regard recalls the declaration adopted at the African Union Summit on Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health and Development, welcomes the fact that 52 African countries have since incorporated into their national strategies the goals formulat... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 20. Takes note of the statement adopted at the Extraordinary Summit of the African Union on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, held in Abuja from 12 to 16 July 2013, on the progress made in the implementation of the Abuja commitments for the elimination of HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in Africa by 2030, also tak... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 21. Also takes note of the decision of the African Union to extend the implementation of its road map for shared responsibility and global solidarity in the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria in Africa and to extend the deadline from the end of 2016 to 2020, as well as to take advantage of the year 2021, whic... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 22. Encourages development partners to continue to support the efforts of African countries to strengthen the capacity of national health systems, including by providing skilled health personnel, reliable health data and research facilities and laboratories, and to expand health monitoring systems, while also supportin... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 23. Encourages Member States to continue to provide international cooperation and support for capacity-building in developing countries, in particular African countries, in relation to water and sanitation activities and programmes, including water collection, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recyc... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 24. Stresses that the implementation of the New Partnership also depends on a national and international context conducive to Africa's growth and development, including the existence of a framework for action conducive to private sector development, entrepreneurship and the achievement of sustainable development goals; | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 25. Also stresses that democracy, respect for all human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the right to development, transparency in governance and administration in all sectors of society and respect for the principle of accountability, as well as the genuine participation of civil society, including local and... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 27. Stresses the need to identify and eliminate barriers to equal opportunities and to ensure protection and basic social services in order to break the cycle of poverty, inequality and social exclusion; | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 28. Encourages African countries to continue to focus on structural transformations, modernization of smallholder farms, value-added of primary commodities, improvement of public and private institutions of economic and political governance, and investment in large-scale public facilities and equitable, quality and inc... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 29. Stresses that economic development, including the development of a labour-intensive, labour-intensive industry that takes due account of the imperatives of sustainable management and use of natural resources, infrastructure and structural transformation, particularly in rural areas, can, if based on pragmatic, targ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 30. Encourages African countries to continue to promote political stability, peace and security and to strengthen governance, policies and the institutional environment in order to promote inclusive and sustainable development, and to create an enabling environment for the private sector to contribute to a sustainable ... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 31. Stresses that the achievement of sustainable development and the eradication of poverty are based on the capacity and commitment of countries to effectively mobilize domestic resources, attract foreign direct investment, honour their official development assistance commitments, make effective use of official develo... | operative |
E-RES-2021-9-fr-parsed | 32. Notes that preliminary data in 2019 show a slight 1.3 per cent increase in real terms compared to 2018 in the net amount of bilateral assistance to Africa provided by Development Assistance Committee member countries; | operative |
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