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Habitat II: a new partnership for development.
Let us combine our strength for the economic andsocial progress of the nations in a new partnership for development.
See A New Partnership for Development: Cartagena Commitment(TD(VIII)/Misc.4) para. 173.
The Monterrey conference called for a new partnership for development.
To promote a new partnership for development based on the recognition of sovereign equality, mutual interests and shared responsibilities;
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We believe that today's high-level dialogue can contribute greatly to the ongoing efforts of the international community in its search for a new partnership for development.
Recalling the document entitled"A New Partnership for Development: the Cartagena Commitment", TD/364.
The new partnership for development should include economic growth and progressive socio-economic changes designed to improve the quality of life.
We have no alternative but to forge a new partnership for development involving all nations, developed and developing.
The Monterrey Consensus demonstrated the importance which the international community attached to sound domestic policies, a new partnership for development, and regional cooperation.
This was reflected in the document which the Conference adopted-"A New Partnership for Development: The Cartagena Commitment"- which considers consensus building to be a key function of UNCTAD.
A New Partnership for Development: The Cartagena Commitment"; see Proceedings of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Eighth Session, Report and Annexes(TD/364/Rev.1)(United Nations publication, Sales No. E.93.II.D.5), part one, sect. A.
The importance of producer andconsumer cooperation was reaffirmed in"A New Partnership for Development: The Cartagena Commitment", adopted by UNCTAD VIII in 1992.
He favoured efforts to foster a new partnership for development and to establish dialogue among regional and subregional groupings, and invited the donor community to create a technical and financial assistance fund for the Maghreb region.
International conferences of world leaders, some held andothers to come, all point the way to a new partnership for development based on global consensus and action.
The Cartagena Commitment, TD/364, part one, sect.A,"A New Partnership for Development: The Cartagena Commitment", adopted by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development at its eighth session, held at Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, from 8 to 25 February 1992.
The initial direction for the Trade Point Programme first appears in the Cartagena Commitment"A New Partnership for Development"(TD/364/Rev.1), paragraphs 79 and 156 to 161, as follows.
The Cartagena Commitment on a new partnership for development(TD/364) adopted at the eighth session of UNCTAD, held in February 1992, recognized the need for revitalizing and strengthening the framework for economic cooperation among developing countries ECDC.
Recalling the Declaration and the Programme of Action on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order;the Integrated Programme for Commodities; the New Partnership for Development; and the Spirit of São Paulo and São Paulo Consensus, as adopted by UNCTAD XI;
A well-conceived enabling framework for private-sector investment and a new partnership for development, as described above, offer the best opportunity to produce the new and additional financial resources required to promote technology transfer and cooperation.
It will pay special attention to the Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the 1990s, the United Nations Agenda for theDevelopment in Africa in the 1990s, the Cartagena Commitment: A New Partnership for Development, and Agenda 21.
Conscious of the growing interdependence ofthe community of nations, Member States agreed on a New Partnership for Development and committed themselves to making development the priority item in the agenda of the international community.
Recalling the document entitled"A New Partnership for Development: the Cartagena Commitment", adopted by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development at its eighth session in which, inter alia, was launched the concept of trade efficiency and the process leading to the United Nations International Symposium on Trade Efficiency.
Recalling the Declaration and the Programme of Action on the Establishment of a New International Economic Order;the Integrated Programme for Commodities; the New Partnership for Development: the Cartagena Commitment and the relevant objectives contained in the Spirit of Cartagena.
The new partnership for development has to overcome adverse factors for developing countries and eliminate obstacles such as rigid intellectual property standards, the speculative volatility of global capital, the lack of foreign investment, subsidies, the debt burden, and, above all, the absence of genuine special and differential treatment in trade negotiations for developing countries.
In other words: at the national level, central Governments would promote development through partnership, mediate conflicting positions andtake the leading role in coordinating the political process of this new partnership for development within the framework of overall agreed upon national economic, social and environmental objectives.
The United Nations could play a decisive role in developing that strategy within the new partnership for development of the world economy. The"shock therapy" that had been applied in his country from 1990 to 1992 and in some Central and Eastern European countries had proved not only ineffective but also socially harmful.
Recalling also its resolutions S-18/3 of 1 May 1990, the annex to which contains the Declaration on International Economic Cooperation, in particular the Revitalization of the Economic Growth and Development of the Developing Countries, and 45/199 of 21 December 1990, the annex to which contains the International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nations Development Decade,the document entitled"A New Partnership for Development: The Cartagena Commitment", TD/364, part one.
While the post-2015 development agenda should build on existing international agreements, including the Monterrey Consensus andthe Doha Declaration on Financing for Development, the new partnership for development should address new challenges and emerging issues that require global cooperation, such as climate change and tax evasion.
Recalling General Assembly resolution 1995( XIX), as amended,and" A New Partnership for Development: the Cartagena Commitment", adopted at the eighth session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, as well as paragraph 38.26 of Agenda 21 which recognizes that" UNCTAD should play an important role in the implementation of Agenda 21… taking into account the importance of the interrelationships between development, international trade and environment and in accordance with its mandate in the area of sustainable development. .