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Towards a stable international financial system,responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries.
In conclusion, I wish to contend that a new global human order is not a stand-alone process with respect to development, but instead,an all-embracing solution to the challenges of development.
Towards a stable international financial system,responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries" A/55/187 and Add.1 and 2.
In this regard,we reiterate the need for a stable, adequately financed international financial system that assists developing economies to respond adequately to the challenges of development.
Towards a stable international financial system,responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries Subprogrammes 1, 2, 3 and 10.
Too narrow a focus on governance, therefore,without adequate attention to the challenges of development and security, will not help consolidate new and restored democracies.
Increased interaction and cooperation between the United Nations and the multilateral development institutions, including the Bretton Woods institutions and WTO,are necessary to respond to the challenges of development.
Increased interaction and cooperation between the United Nations and the multilateral development institutions, including the Bretton Woods institutions and the World Trade Organization,are necessary to respond to the challenges of development.
Many participants emphasized the importance of addressing burden-sharing between creditors and debtors; coherence between international trade, financial and monetary systems; governance of the international financial system;and responsiveness to the challenges of development.
At its fifty-fourth session, it considered movement towards a stable international financial system,responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries resolution 54/197.
Welcomes the report of the Secretary-General entitled"Towards a stable international financial system,responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries", the addendum thereto on regional perspectives and developments provided by the regional commissions and the addendum thereto provided by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development on the work it has undertaken on the involvement of the private sector in the prevention and resolution on financial crisis;
In 1999, UNDP undertook a thorough evaluation of the round-table mechanism, its follow-up sector meetings andrelated activities, with a view to making it more responsive to the challenges of development of the least developed countries.
Given these powerful linkages, the stability of the international economic andfinancial system and its responsiveness to the challenges of development and to the promotion of economic and social equity have increasingly been viewed in the broader context of world economic governance.
Recognizing that the recent financial crisis has exposed the weaknesses of the present international financial system, and underlining the urgent need to work on a wide range of reforms for a stable and equitable international financial system in order to enable it to respond more effectively andin a timely manner to the challenges of development in the context of global financial integration.
One fundamental feature of the financing for development process was the adoption of a holistic approach to the challenges of development, by addressing financial, trade and development cooperation issues in an integrated manner and by involving in dialogue, in unprecedented fashion, all relevant stakeholders.
In its resolution 53/172, the United Nations General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to submit a report on current trends in global financial flows and modalities to improve early warning, prevention and response capabilities for dealing with financial crises, taking a comprehensive and long-term perspective,while remaining responsive to the challenges of development and the protection of the most vulnerable countries and social groups.
Mr. Kinniburgh(Director, Development Policy Analysis Division, Department of Economic andSocial Affairs), introducing the Secretary-General's report on building a stable international financial system responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries(A/55/187), recalled that in its resolution 54/197 the General Assembly had called upon the Secretary-General to make recommendations for an agenda for a strengthened and more stable international financial system.
Emphasizing that the United Nations, in fulfilling its role in the promotion of development, in particular of developing countries, should play a central role in the international efforts to build up the necessary international consensus on the wide range of reforms needed for a strengthened, stable andequitable international financial system responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries.
Accordingly, those countries supported the creation of a stable international financial system that could respond to the challenges of development, in accordance with the objectives of General Assembly resolution 54/197.
In that resolution, the Secretary-General was requested to submit a report on the current trend in global financial flows and modalities to improve early warning, prevention and response capabilities for dealing with the emergence and spread of financial crises in a timely manner, taking a comprehensive and long-term perspective,while remaining responsive to the challenges of development and the protection of the most vulnerable countries and social groups.
Takes note with appreciation of the report of the Secretary-General entitled"Towards a stable international financial system,responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries", the addendum thereto on regional perspectives and developments provided by the regional commissions and the addendum thereto provided by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development on the work it has undertaken on the involvement of the private sector in the prevention and resolution of financial crises;
In its resolution 54/197, the General Assembly recommended that this meeting give priority to the consideration of the modalities to achieve a strengthened and more stable international financial system,responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries, and to the promotion of economic and social equity in the global economy.
Emphasizes in this regard the need to continue national, regional and international efforts to promote international financial stability and, to this end, to improve early warning, prevention and response capabilities for dealing with the emergence and spread of financial crises in a timely manner, taking a comprehensive andlong-term perspective while remaining responsive to the challenges of development and the protection of the most vulnerable countries and social groups;
At the 49th meeting, on 14 December, the Vice-Chairman of the Committee, Giovanni Brauzzi(Italy), introduced,a draft resolution entitled“Towards a stable international financial system responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries”(A/C.2/54/L.72), which he submitted on the basis of informal consultations held on draft resolution A/C.2/54/L.38.
Emphasizing that the United Nations, in fulfilling its role in the promotion of development, in particular of developing countries, plays an important role in the international efforts to build up the necessary international consensus on the continuation of a wide range of reforms needed for a strengthened andmore stable international financial system that is responsive to the challenges of development, especially in the developing countries, and to the promotion of economic and social equity in the global economy.
Taking note of the high-level regional consultative meeting on financing for development held at Jakarta from 2 to 5 August 2000, which addressed issues relating to the identification of measures towards a more stable andpredictable international financial system that is responsive to the challenges of development, from the regional perspective, in order to contribute to the preparatory process for the high-level international intergovernmental event on financing for development. .
Providing the analysis of necessary actions to promote international financial stability to improve early warning, prevention and response capabilities for dealing with the emergence and spread of financial crises in a timely manner, and to reform the international financial system,while also remaining responsive to the challenges of development and the protection of the most vulnerable countries and social groups, including evaluation of the role of the international financial institutions;