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External sources (not reviewed)

fund industry in the long run.

to ensure the sustainability of our healthcare system.

of its assistance to fragile and conflict-affected countries; (c) scaling up its gendermainstreaming efforts throughout its operations; and (d) increased support for climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts in the poorest countries.

and politics, but also its history, culture and social forces.

of basic services; (ii) universal social protection; (iii) empowerment of women; and (iv) combating racism and discrimination.

for the professional and committed efforts of Special Representative De Mistura and his team in their fulfilment of the mandate of UNAMI.

reduction; encourage reforms at the Bretton Woods institutions; secure greater capital in order to fund development; be proactive in anticipating potential future challenges such as climate change; set up income redistribution policies as a way of reducing the costs of volatility in markets; stabilize exchange rate regimes through the use of reserve funds and loans from regional banks; foster the transition towards a green, fair and equitable economy; encourage social equity for a better preservation of the environment; set up policies to increase the creation of employment opportunities; put in place national legislation to encourage the use of renewable energies posing no threat to food security; maintain over time the stability of subsidies for renewable energy use; and better coordinate macroeconomic policies at the global level.

involved, a significant mismatch between mandates and low funding has made it difficult to implement multi-year programmes.

and eliminating obstacles to development in the context of promoting effective international cooperation for the realization of the right to development, bearing in mind that lasting progress towards the implementation of the right to development requires effective development policies at the national level and a favourable economic environment at the international level

to the problem of collisions involving space debris and space objects, including space objects with nuclear power sources on board, as well as to other issues relating to space debris.

with regard to the bolstering of civilian control and the reform of the justice sector; investment in employment and in critical social sectors in order to improve the population’s living conditions; and a commitment to better coordination among international partners in support of Guinea’s peacebuilding and development efforts.

and minority groups, and ensure their safety, with specific mechanisms in place if necessary, including through supportive public statements on the important role they play in democracy; (b) increase its efforts to tackle poverty and give its attention to the most vulnerable groups in society, including indigenous groups; (c) continue to take measures to tackle the influence of illegal groups, including FARC, ELN and new and reforming armed paramilitary groups such as the Aguilas Negras, and that it does so while conforming to international humanitarian law.

sufficient, predictable and coherent funding and increasing accessibility, cooperation and coherence among financing mechanisms and funds for the environment, with the aim of helping to meet the need for new and additional funding to bridge the policy-implementation gap through new revenue streams for implementation.

in addition to assisting the region to develop its perspective on global processes in various forums, including the United Nations and the Group of 20 (G-20).

social exclusion and pro-poor policies, including support to the design of child-sensitive social protection systems that reflect each country’s context.

a focus on South-South cooperation.