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E/RES/1998/36 #9 Commitment made by states (international action)

Document details

Document Code Date of Adoption Organisation Main Organ Legal Value Type of Document References
E/RES/1998/36 1998-07-30 UNO ECOSOC no legal value assigned resolution Source

Clause Details

Clause Number Operative Phrase Type of Information Addresses
#9 Calls upon Commitment made by states (international action) Group of States
International Community

Applied Keyword Tags

prevention science malaria financial resources funding malaria control technical support research vaccination

Content

Calls upon the international community, in particular the donor countries, to expand, where possible, fund-raising channels and to provide adequate financial resources and medical and technical assistance to the affected developing countries, in particular African countries and the least developed countries, for the successful implementation of work plans and projects and the achievement of significant progress, in both the short and the medium term, in controlling malaria, and to intensify basic and applied research on anti-malarial vaccines as a priority;

History of this Clause

Document Code Year Changes Content
E/Res/1995/63 1995
  • Document adopted
  • Clause introduced
 #3: Stresses the urgent need to prevent and control these diseases and, to that end, calls on the international community, especially industrialized countries, to expand, where possible, fund-raising channels and to provide adequate financial resources to countries where the diseases are endemic, especially the least developed countries, for the successful implementation of the workplans and the achievement of significant impacts in both the short and medium term, while recognizing that basic and applied research, including research on vaccines, is a priority component of such workplans.
E/RES/1998/36 1998
  • Clause changed
 #9: Stresses the urgent need to prevent and control these diseases and, to that end, calls on Calls upon the international community, especially industrialized in particular the donor countries, to expand, where possible, fund-raising channels and to provide adequate financial resources and medical and technical assistance to the affected developing countries, in particular African countries where the diseases are endemic, especially and the least developed countries, for the successful implementation of the workplans work plans and projects and the achievement of significant impacts progress, in both the short and the medium term, while recognizing that in controlling malaria, and to intensify basic and applied research, including research on vaccines, is anti-malarial vaccines as a priority component of such workplans. priority;
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