Summary of resolutions recently adopted by CDCC and resolutions of ECLAC and other organs of the United Nations which might be of special interest to member countries of ECLAC/CDCC
This paper brings to the attention of member countries of the Caribbean Development and Cooperation Committee (CDCC) resolutions adopted by past sessions of the Committee, since 2000, and the process of their implementation. Resolutions 55 to 66 for the period 2000- 2006 have been extracted from...
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ECLAC, Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean
2015
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| Acceso en línea: | http://hdl.handle.net/11362/38714 |
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| Sumario: | This paper brings to the attention of member countries of the Caribbean Development
and Cooperation Committee (CDCC) resolutions adopted by past sessions of the Committee,
since 2000, and the process of their implementation. Resolutions 55 to 66 for the period 2000-
2006 have been extracted from the reports of the eighteenth to twenty first sessions of the CDCC
Also included for the information of member countries are selected resolutions recently
adopted by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and other
organs of the United Nations. These resolutions greatly influence the preparation of the
programme of work and are expected guide the day-to-day functioning of the secretariat. It is a
great source of information for delegations, given the perceived special relevance of the
resolutions to the membership of the CDCC. The resolutions listed in this document are pertinent
to all subprogrammes of ECLAC and indeed the CDCC subprogramme 12 of ECLAC. However,
the content of these resolutions either marked no real advance on the outcomes of the
corresponding conferences that were held within recent times or were cast in a globally relevant
context that did not address specific concerns of Caribbean countries to any significant extent. |
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