VISIT TO SWITZERLAND : REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT
The Special Rapporteur was encouraged to learn that Switzerland operated a
generalized system of preferences for developing countries, meaning that the agricultural
products of those countries can be imported at a lower rate of duty. (...) Generalized systems of trade preferences are not
enough in themselves to encourage imports from least developed countries. (...) It is focused on equality in employment
relationships and applies to all private and public employment relationships, regardless of
the size of the employer or number of employees; private households; multinational
companies; municipalities; public institutions, such as hospitals and schools; and the federal
administration and large public entities.
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LETTER DATED 7 OCTOBER 2020 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF MALAWI TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
We urge our development partners, countries of both the North and the
South, the United Nations development system, multilateral development banks, the
International Monetary Fund, the private sector and foundations to act on our calls as
early as possible. (...) This could affect many LDCs that are highly
dependent on foreign investors both for export-oriented industrial activity and in
public-private partnership projects in infrastructure development such as power
generation plants and industrial parks. (...) We also call upon creditors, both public and private, for additional effective measures
to facilitate financing of our economic development, including access to both
concessional and non-concessional resources for investment in critically needed
infrastructure and development projects.
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LETTER DATED 1 OCTOBER 2019 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF MALAWI TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
It is a matter of concern that
foreign investors overstate domestic risks and we invite national, regional and global
development banks to play an instrumental role in mobilizing private capital for
specific projects, through co-financing, providing risk guarantees and other
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21 UNCTAD World Investment Report 2019.
(...) We also call
upon creditors, both public and private, for additional effective measures to facilitate
financing of our economic development, including access to both concessional and
non-concessional resources for investment in critically needed infrastructure and
development projects. (...) We call upon all actors, including development
partners, intergovernmental financial institutions, the private sector and civil society,
to work together to ensure universal, seamless and affordable access to energy,
especially renewable energy to LDCs, with the establishment of modern generation,
transmission and distribution infrastructure.
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LETTER DATED 22 OCTOBER 2018 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF MALAWI TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
We call upon all actors,
including development partners, intergovernmental financial institutions, the private
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(...) (d) Facilitating increased access to other means of financing, including private
finance, green bond financing and GDP-indexed bonds. (...) (g) Legal assistance to transition from the EU’s Everything But Arms to the
enhanced Generalised Scheme of Preferences to mitigate abrupt loss of preferences
as the GSP+ offers an additional preference (in some cases comparable with the EBA).
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VISIT TO NORWAY : REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
The indicators cover various aspects of life, such as
family, health, participation, housing, education, employment and economic status, for
persons with disabilities aged between 20 and 66 living in private homes. However, there is
no official data available on children and youth with disabilities below 20 years of age, or
on persons with disabilities aged over 67. (...) The latter require that all new public and
private buildings open to the public, including workplaces, have universal design. (...) Under the Equality and Anti-Discrimination Act, public and private employers have
a duty to provide reasonable accommodation to workers and job seekers with disabilities
(in line with articles 2 and 27 of the Convention), and to make active efforts to promote
equality in the workplace.
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REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT EXPERT ON THE ENJOYMENT OF ALL HUMAN RIGHTS BY OLDER PERSONS ON HER MISSION TO MONTENEGRO :NOTE / BY THE SECRETARIAT
Awareness-raising and sensitization needed
to target specifically the private sphere and informal carers, particularly as collective
prejudice against older persons and public awareness influenced the way in which abuse
and violence was perceived, recognized and reported.
32. (...) It also covered accessibility to
public transport, public and private properties and services, and equality under law and
before State and other authorities. (...) Problems
occurred when an older person, who had been prescribed medical examinations or
medicine, could not obtain them in public health institutions (including public pharmacies),
so had to go to private health institutions and pay for the examinations and medicine.
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REPORT OF THE SPECIAL RAPPORTEUR ON THE RIGHT OF EVERYONE TO THE ENJOYMENT OF THE HIGHEST ATTAINABLE STANDARD OF PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH, ANAND GROVER :ADDENDUM
These include the fact that out-of-
pocket private expenditure is already capped at certain rates, which renders private health
care relatively affordable for those that prefer to utilize it and have the means to do so, and
reduces the pressure on the public system.12 This effectively obviates the need for insurance
in most cases, other than in respect of unforeseeable and costly medical events, for which
insurance could be used effectively as a supplement. (...) Abdulsalam, “Syrian Women’s Preferences for Birth Attendant and Birth Place”,
Birth, vol. 32, No. 1 (2005), pp. 20-26.
12 B. Al-Khatib, “Can Private Health Insurance Improve Health Care in Syria?”
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DRAFT REPORT : ASIA-PACIFIC INTERGOVERNMENTAL MEETING ON THE THIRD REVIEW AND APPRAISAL OF THE MADRID INTERNATIONAL PLAN OF ACTION ON AGEING, BANGKOK, 12-14 SEPTEMBER 2017
Country representatives cited the role of civil society and the private
sector in supporting older persons in areas such as skills development and
health, including older persons’ associations.
16. (...) Several country
representatives reported on progress in developing long-term care systems for
older persons with public, private and community providers as well as with
families to deliver integrated care for older persons. (...) E/ESCAP/MIPAA/IGM.2/L.2
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civil society, including non-governmental organizations and the private sector,
since the adoption of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, have
not been sufficient to promote the full and effective participation by, and
opportunities for, older persons in economic, social, cultural and political life,
16.
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INDICATIVE PLAN OF UNCTAD'S TECHNICAL COOPERATION FOR 2002 : NOTE / BY THE UNCTAD SECRETARIAT
Short title
durattion/
completion
(a)
Budget/
balance of
funds (a)
Mongolia Support to the Government in its initial phase of
membership in the WTO (MON/97/113)
Nepal Nepal's accession to the WTO (NEP/96/010)
Palestinian Authority Training programme in international commercial diplomacy:
Phase II
Palestinian Authority Bilateral and regional trade arrangements
Samoa Trade policy and export-oriented strategies for the effective
integration of Samoa into the multilateral trading system
(SAM/00/001)
Saudi Arabia Support for accession to WTO (SAU/00/007)
Tunisia Mise à niveau des capacités nationales pour gérer le
nouveau système commercial multilatéral (TUN/96/007)
Uganda Follow-up to the WTO Agreements and exploitation of
business opportunities by the Ugandan enterprises
(UGA/98/A58)
United Rep. of
Tanzania
Follow-up to the WTO Agreements and exploitation of
business opportunities by the Tanzanian enterprises
(URT/98/A56)
Zimbabwe Implications of the Uruguay Round and other subregional
agreements on the economy and external trade of
Zimbabwe (ZIM/99/002)
Regional Africa Capacity-building for trade and development in Africa
(RAF/96/001)
Regional Africa Implementing the General Agreement on Trade in Services
(GATS) in Africa (CAPAS) (RAF/97/A16)
Regional Africa Post-Uruguay Round assistance to African countries
(RAF/97/A34)
Regional Asia and
Pacific
Assistance to Countries of the Asian Region on MFN and
Preferential Tariff Negotiations (RAS/97/A18)
Interregional Negotiations for a GSTP among developing countries
(INT/90/A19)
Interregional TRAINS for GSP (INT/92/A04)
Interregional Trade relations and economic cooperation in the
Mediterranean region (INT/93/A34)
Interregional Technical cooperation on market access, trade laws and
preferences (INT/97/A06)
Interregional Support to the technical cooperation project on market
access, trade laws and preferences (INT/98/A30 follow-up
to INT/97/A06)
Interregional Training programme in international commercial diplomacy:
Phase II (UNCTAD trust fund project for WTO accession)
(INT/99/A50)
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(...) Short title
durattion/
completion
(a)
Budget/
balance of
funds (a)
Investment issues analysis
Ongoing
Ethiopia Revision of the banking education curriculum of the
Ethiopian Institute of Banking and Insurance (Two projects:
one for Banking and one for Insurance) (ETH/99/A02 -
ETH/99/A10)
Regional Africa Développement de marchés des assurances compétitifs
(Phase VI) (RAF/94/A38)
Interregional TNCs and industrial restructuring (INT/93/A50)
Interregional Tradability of services: impact and implications for
developing countries (INT/94/A22)
Interregional Feasibility studies on the creation of private risk capital
funds for LDCs (INT/97/A12)
Interregional World Investment Report Trust Fund (INT/98/A36)
Interregional Building capacity in LDCs to attract venture capital funds
(INT/98/A37)
Interregional Investment Guides and capacity-building for Least
Developed Countries (LDCs) (INT/98/A40)
Interregional Needs assessment to attract Asian FDI investment to Africa
(Phase I) (INT/99/921)
Interregional Technical assistance-related research and policy analysis
on FDI (INT/99/A39)
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(...) Short title
durattion/
completion
(a)
Budget/
balance of
funds (a)
Regional Africa ACIS in COMESA (RAF/94/A70)
Regional Africa ACIS RailTracker/RSIS in Southern Africa (RAF/97/A07)
Proposed
Brazil ACIS RailTracker 2002 2003 250,000
Egypt ACIS RailTracker 2002 2003 490,000
El Salvador ACIS RailTracker/PortTracker 2002 2003 350,000
Guatemala ACIS PortTracker 2002 2003 200,000
Malawi ACIS RailTracker extension 2002 2003 100,000
Mongolia ACIS RailTracker 2002 2003 500,000
Myanmar ACIS RailTracker 2002 2003 250,000
Nigeria ACIS RailTracker (NIR/97/A21) 2002 2005 2,000,000
Pakistan ACIS RailTracker 2002 2003 200,000
Palestinian Authority Transit trade and transport 2002 30,000
Palestinian Authority Subregional cooperation with Egypt, Jordan and other
partners: PHASE II
2002 2003 90,000
Palestinian Authority Managerial and institutional capacities for Gaza Seaport 2002 82,000
Peru ACIS in Peru (Andine) 2002 2003 250,000
Sri Lanka ACIS RailTracker 2002 2003 700,000
Thailand ACIS RailTracker/PortTracker 2002 2003 350,000
Viet Nam ACIS RailTracker 2002 2003 250,000
Regional Africa Transport efficiency Horn of Africa 2002 2003 1,000,000
Regional Asia and
Pacific
ACIS regional Mekong River system 2002 2003 400,000
Ports
Ongoing
Indonesia Private sector participation in maritime services
(INS/98/011)
Pakistan Promotion of trade and transport sectors (PAK/99/A01)
Somalia Ports and trade efficiency for economic recovery
(SOM/98/001)
Somalia Support to cross-border initiatives (SOM/00/003)
Interregional Improving port performance trust fund (INT/83/A04)
Interregional Strategic ship planning seminar (INT/88/A01)
Interregional JOBMAR (INT/93/A26)
ASYCUDA
The secretariat will continue to provide technical assistance in the area of the Automated System for
Customs Data (ASYCUDA) as described above, in the following countries:
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INDICATIVE PLAN OF UNCTAD'S TECHNICAL COOPERATION FOR 2001 : NOTE / BY THE UNCTAD SECRETARIAT
Short title Duration/completion Budget/balance of funds available
TUN/96/007 Mise à niveau des capacités nationales pour gérer le nouveau
système commercial multilatéral
1997 2001 22,670
UGA/98/A58 Follow-up to the WTO Agreements and exploitation of
business opportunities by the Ugandan enterprises
1998 2001 272,398
URT/98/A56 Follow-up to the WTO Agreements and exploitation of
business opportunities by the Tanzanian enterprises
1998 2001 337,889
ZIM/99/002 Implications of the Uruguay Round and other subregional
agreements on the economy and external trade of Zimbabwe
1999 2001 14,373
RAF/96/001 Capacity building for trade and development in Africa 1996 2001 611,682
RAF/97/A16 Implementing the General Agreement on Trade in Services
(GATS) in Africa (CAPAS)
1997 2001 15,123
RAF/97/A34 Post-Uruguay Round assistance to African countries 1997 2001 1,677
RAS/97/A18 Assistance to Countries of the Asian Region on MFN and
Preferential Tariff Negotiations
1998 2001 193,403
INT/90/A19 Negotiations for a GSTP among developing countries 1990 291,769
INT/92/A04 TRAINS for GSP 1993 2001 16,525
INT/93/A34 Trade relations and economic cooperation in the
Mediterranean region
1993 2001 37,916
INT/97/A06 Technical cooperation on market access, trade laws and
preferences
1997 2001 393,127
INT/98/A30 Support to the technical cooperation project on market access,
trade laws and preferences (INT/97/A06)
1998 2001 40,948
INT/99/A50 Training programme in international commercial diplomacy:
Phase II (UNCTAD trust fund project for WTO accession)
1999 2001 136,967
INT0T0AU Projet francophone de formation au commerce international et
au développement des entreprises (FRANCODE)
2000 44,255
ROA-2001-2064-
6875
Enhancing capacity building of developing countries and
countries with economies in transition for effective integration
in the multilateral trading system
2000
Proposed
ALG/… Assistance dans le domaine du système multilatéral du
commerce
2001
BOT/… Trade policy formulation, facilitation and negotiation
capacities
2001 39,000
EAST TIMOR Trade policy formulation, facilitation and negotiation
capacities
2001 100,000
PAL/… Palestinian Authority: training programme in international
commercial diplomacy: Phase II
2000 2001 50,000
PAL/… Palestinian Authority: bilateral and regional trade
arrangements
2001 2002 60,000
PNG/… Trade policy facilitation and negotiation capacities 2001 2003 900,000
SWA/… Building of national trade capacity 2001 150,000
ZIM/… National conference on services 2001 177,000
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Project No. (...) Short title Duration/ completion
Budget/balance of
funds available
Investment issues analysis
Ongoing
ETH/99/A02-
ETH/99/A10
Revision of the banking education curriculum of the
Ethiopian Institute of Banking and Insurance (Two
projects: one for Banking and one for Insurance)
2001 2001 740,000
PAL/… Palestinian Authority: strengthening capacities of the
domestic insurance sector
2001 150,000
RAF/94/A38 Développement de marchés des assurances compétitifs
(Phase V)
2000 53,521
INT/94/A22 Tradability of services:impact and implications for
developing countries
1994 27,681
INT/97/A12 Feasibility studies on the creation of private risk
capital funds for LDCs
1997 36,589
INT/97/A26 Possible Multilateral framework on investment 1997 2001 58,154
INT/98/A36 World Investment Report Trust Fund 1998 17,928
INT/98/A37 Building capacity in LDCs to attract venture capital
funds
1998 214,780
INT/98/A40 Investment Guides and capacity building for Least
Developed Countries (LDCs)
1998 230,100
INT/99/921 Needs assessment to attract Asian FDI investment to
Africa (Phase I)
1999 2001 134,856
INT/99/A39 Technical assistance-related research and policy
analysis on FDI
1999 2001 57,965
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Project No. (...) Short title Duration/ ompletion
Budget/balance of
funds available
Trade logistics
Ongoing
BGD/94/A57 ACIS RailTracker 1995 2001 25,000
BKF/92/A35 ACIS RailTracker 1992 2001 25,000
BUL/99/A08 ACIS RailTracker 1999 2001 100,000
CMR/93/A24 ACIS RailTracker 1993 2001 25,000
INS/98/011 Private sector participation in maritime services 1998 2001 5,000
IRA/99/008 ACIS PortTracker 1999 2002 123,000
LEBOT0BZ ACIS PortTracker Beirut 2000 2001 450,000
NEP/97/A53 Promotion of trade and transport sectors
(ACIS/ASYCUDA)
1996 2001 660,000
SOM/98/001 Ports and trade efficiency for economic recovery 1998 2001 133,000
SOM/00/003 Support to cross-border initiatives 2000 2001 350,000
SUD/93/A10 ACIS RailTracker (Sudan Railway Corporation) 1993 2001 25,000
URT/93/A43 ACIS RailTracker (Uganda Railway Corporation) 1993 2001 25,000
RAF/94/A70 ACIS in COMESA 1995 2001 220,000
RAF/97/A07 ACIS RailTracker/RSIS in southern Africa 1999 2001 100,000
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