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The General Assembly had stressed the great importance of coordinating such assistance.
The report did not address the question of social safety nets for vulnerable groups; he recalled that in its resolution 50/92,of 20 December 1995, the General Assembly had stressed the urgent need to continue to provide social safety nets to vulnerable groups most adversely affected by the implementation of economic reform programmes in the debtor countries, in particular low-income groups.
The General Assembly had stressed that UNCTAD's functions should be strengthened, and that was the wish of the LDCs.
At the initiative of the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Fund, which was approved by the High Commissioner and then by the Chairman of the Committee against Torture and the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on questions relating to torture, a Joint Declaration was adopted on 26 June 1999(A/54/177, annex I),in accordance with resolution 53/139, in which the General Assembly had stressed the need for regular exchanges of views between those bodies.
The General Assembly had stressed that the review mechanism should complement and not duplicate the work of the treaty bodies.
With respect to the proposal to establish an Assistant Secretary-General-level position of Special Adviser of the Secretary-General on the Responsibility to Protect,he recalled that, in its resolution 60/1(2005 World Summit Outcome), the General Assembly had stressed the need to continue consideration of the responsibility to protect populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity and its implications, bearing in mind the principles of the Charter and international law.
Accordingly, the General Assembly had stressed that the dispute could not be resolved through application of the principle of self-determination.
The report also responded to General Assembly resolution 57/177, in which the General Assembly had stressed the importance of mainstreaming a gender perspective, taking the needs of older women into account in policy and planning processes on all levels.
The General Assembly had stressed the desirability of increasing procurement from developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
With respect to globalization, he noted that in its resolution on international trade anddevelopment(resolution 53/170, para. 10), the General Assembly had stressed the urgent need to facilitate the integration of the countries of Africa into the world economy and had called for continued efforts to enhance market access for products of export interest to African economies and support for their efforts at the diversification and building of supply capacity.
The General Assembly had stressed the importance of ICT for development and reaffirmed the commitment of Member States to mainstreaming ICTs in development issues.
In resolution 60/282 the General Assembly had stressed the special role of the host country Government with regard to financial support for United Nations Headquarters.
The General Assembly had stressed the need for a zero-tolerance policy in that regard, and the Group therefore supported the relevant measures introduced by the Secretary-General.
In its resolution 47/226, the General Assembly had stressed the importance of a just, transparent, simple, impartial and efficient system of internal justice in the Secretariat.
The General Assembly had stressed the importance of consistency between the logical frameworks of special political missions and the related legislative mandates and, at its sixty-first session, had called on the Secretary-General to redraft those frameworks.
It was recalled that the General Assembly had stressed that more emphasis should be placed in future programme performance reports on qualitative analysis to reflect achievements in implementing programme activities.
The General Assembly had stressed the right of return of Georgia's internally displaced persons(IDPs) and refugees to their homes; the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General on the Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons had said in October 2010 that the refusal to let the IDPs and refugees return to their homes was"purely political"; and the Secretary-General himself had emphasized the inadmissibility of linking political problems to the realization of right of return.
In its resolution 48/222 A(para. 8), the General Assembly had stressed the need for the establishment of unified conference services at Vienna and requested the Secretary-General to report on their establishment no later than at its forty-ninth session.
In paragraph 3 of its resolution 53/220 A, the General Assembly had stressed that, in the implementation of projects funded from the Development Account, particular attention should be given to the utilization of technical, human and other resources available in the developing countries.
The General Assembly has stressed that the impact of the Unit is a"shared responsibility of the Member States, the Unit and the secretariats of the participating organizations" see General Assembly resolution 50/233.
The General Assembly has stressed that a punctual start of meetings is critical to the efficient utilization of services allocated to the intergovernmental bodies of the United Nations.
Both the Security Council and the General Assembly have stressed the need for a comprehensive response in tackling piracy and its underlying causes.
Both in the Strategy andin subsequent reviews, the General Assembly has stressed that the primary responsibility for implementation rests with Member States.
The General Assembly has stressed that punctuality is of the utmost importance in the interest of ensuring an effective and orderly organization of work and achieving economies for the United Nations.
The General Assembly has stressed that capacity-building and its sustainability should be explicitly articulated as a goal of technical assistance in United Nations operational activities.
The Unit also wishes to recall that the General Assembly has stressed that the impact of JIU is a"shared responsibility of the Member States, the Unit and the secretariats of the participating organizations" resolution 50/233 of 7 June 1996.
The General Assembly has stressed that the United Nations should benefit from the lessons learned by other entities of the United Nations system that have implemented ERP systems see resolution 63/262, sect. II, para. 16.
With respect to the role of UNEP as an implementing agency of the Global Environment Facility(GEF), the General Assembly has stressed the need for UNEP to further enhance its role as defined in the Instrument for the Establishment of the Restructured Global Environment Facility.
The General Assembly has stressed that the criteria and procedures contained in the guidelines should be taken into account in considering future proposals for international years see in particular Assembly decision 35/424 and resolutions 53/199 and 61/185.
The General Assembly has stressed that national plans and priorities constitute the only viable frame of reference for the national programming of operational activities, and that programmes should be based on such development plans and priorities and should therefore be country-driven.