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The Philippines is concerned about the adverse impact of sanctions on innocent civilian populations.
That being the case, it was in favour of multilateral efforts aimed at avoiding or minimalizing the adverse impact of sanctions on third States.
However, given the wide and adverse impact of sanctions in an era of globalization and economic interdependence, the issue should continue to be considered.
Every effort should be made to prevent orminimize the possible adverse impact of sanctions on third States.
The adverse impact of sanctions against Yugoslavia on the States of the Danube region was another issue of vital importance to his country.
Such conditions were crucial to mitigating the possible adverse impact of sanctions on the population and on third States.
In that connection, appropriate organizational andinstitutional arrangements should be made within the Secretariat in order to improve the capacity of the Organization to mitigate the adverse impact of sanctions upon third States.
In view of the adverse impact of sanctions on the balance of payments, IMF has ensured that the affected countries, when eligible, have access to its resources, receive the approval of new financing and make drawings from special facilities.
However, he continued,Council members should have as clear an understanding as possible of the adverse impact of sanctions on the most vulnerable populations in affected countries.
His Government welcomed the working paper submitted by the Russian Federation, entitled"Basic conditions and standard criteria for the introduction of sanctions and other coercive measures and their implementation"(A/AC.182/L.100),which raised important questions related to the adverse impact of sanctions.
Sierra Leone had always advocated an in-depth discussion of possible measures to mitigate the adverse impact of sanctions on third States, with special attention to needs created by exceptional and unanticipated circumstances, such as emergencies and natural disasters.
The United Nations Development Programme continued to provide assistance to improve alternative land routes in connection with the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro)with a view to minimizing the adverse impact of sanctions on neighbouring States.
We support the basic conceptual conclusion contained in the report, that the total adverse impact of sanctions on individual countries and regions is such that their mitigation and overcoming will require the political will of Member States and a concerted and multifaceted response from the international community.
At the same time, initiatives to minimize human suffering must be undertaken in a manner consistent with the Charter of the United Nations and the norms of international law andsanctions regimes should in future take account of the adverse impact of sanctions on women and other vulnerable groups.
While understanding was expressed for the need to ensure,in creating a sanctions regime, that the unintended adverse impact of sanctions on third States should be reduced to a minimum, a question was raised as to whether sanctions could not inflict material and financial harm in order to restore international peace and security.
Jordan felt sure that the working paper contained in paragraph 52 of document A/49/33, of which it was a sponsor, provided a sound basis for discussion andfor agreement on a satisfactory solution to the problem of the adverse impact of sanctions inasmuch as it set forth a variety of different proposals.
Bearing in mind the General Assembly resolutions calling upon the international community tourgently provide assistance and support to mitigate the adverse impact of sanctions for affected third countries, the Bulgarian delegation was of the view that the countries most affected should have a greater involvement in UNIDO's programmes and projects relating to post-war rehabilitation and regional industrial development.
In follow-up to its activities during the previous reporting period(see A/50/423, paras. 54-57), UNDP has proceeded with its regional project providing assistance to improve alternative land routes around the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia,thus helping minimize the adverse impact of sanctions on neighbouring countries.
The United Nations should remain alert to and mitigate the adverse impact of sanctions on civilians; assistance to third States should remain a priority on the agendas of the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council; and the Assembly should ensure that certain countries did not use sanctions as a cover for applying unilateral coercive measures broader than those established by the United Nations.
Bulgaria shared the opinion that the international community should show political will for the establishment of a complex andeffective mechanism for overcoming the adverse impact of sanctions on seriously affected third States that comply strictly with the relevant United Nations resolutions.
Ms. Korpi( Finland), speaking on behalf of the European Union, the associated countries Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia, and, in addition, Liechtenstein and Norway,said that those countries continued to take a great interest in mitigating the adverse impact of sanctions on third States, as demonstrated by the economic and humanitarian assistance they had given to such States.
His delegation therefore supported the convening by the Secretary-General of an expert group meeting in the first half of 1998 to consider the question of methodology for evaluating the adverse impact of sanctions on third States, which should be attended by as many representatives from the developing countries as possible.
Eight States adversely affected by the implementation of sanctions imposed on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro)have received assistance from the different organizations of the United Nations system to assist in alleviating the adverse impact of the sanctions lifted under the terms of Security Council resolution 1074(1996) of 1 October 1996.
Most important, however, remains the need to mobilize new and additional financial resources from all potential funding sources, in particular bilateral donors and also the regional development banks, with a view to mitigating, in an effective andtimely manner, the adverse impact of the sanctions regime.
The Assembly encouraged the States of the region affected by the sanctions to continue, inter alia, to cooperate actively on a regional basis in such fields as cross-border infrastructure projects or promotion of trade,thus alleviating the adverse impact of the sanctions.
Encourages the States of the region affected by the implementation of the Security Council resolutions imposing sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) to continue, inter alia, to cooperate actively on a regional basis in such fields as cross-border infrastructure projects or promotion of trade,thus alleviating the adverse impact of the sanctions;
The total adverse impact of the sanctions is such that it requires a concerted and multifaceted response from the international community.” ibid.
In the light of such reports,the Special Rapporteur remains concerned about the efficacy of international safeguards intended to reduce the adverse impact of general sanctions on the Iranian population.
Nevertheless, reports continue to communicate an increasingly adverse impact of general sanctions on the country's economic and social welfare and raise alarm about the apparent ineffectiveness of humanitarian safeguards.
Despite the lack of such a methodology, the overall estimates show that the total adverse impact of the sanctions is such that a concerted and multifaceted response from the international community is required.