E/RES/2004/52: Long-term programme of support for Haiti (Economic and Social Council resolution 2004/52)
- Welcomes the Secretary-General's report E/2004/80.
- Calls for renewed local, national, regional and international support to rebuild Haiti's economic and social structures.
- Stresses the need for a long-term development strategy.
- Decides to reactivate the Ad Hoc Advisory Group created by resolution 1999/4.
- Asks the Council President to consult on the Group's composition.
The resolution is 2 pages in the compilation of the Council's 2004 substantive session. It recalls the Security Council decision to set up the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti and the request of the Transitional Government of Haiti to reactivate the Group. It stresses the need for renewed local, national, regional and international efforts to rebuild Haiti's economic and social structures, combat poverty and build institutional capacity, and calls on the international community for substantial contributions to relief and assistance programs. It stresses the need for a long-term development strategy. It decides to reactivate the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti and to consider its mandate and modalities at the resumed substantive session of 2004. It asks the Council President to consult on the Group's composition, which is to be limited, representative and at ambassadorial level, including Haiti.
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United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), E/RES/2004/52: Long-term programme of support for Haiti (Economic and Social Council resolution 2004/52), https://documents.un.org/api/symbol/access?s=E%2F2004%2FINF%2F2%2FAdd.2&l=en&t=pdf
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