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5th Anniversary of SCR 1325
October 2005

Open Debate | Arria Formula Meeting | Civil Society Alternative Report | UN Secretary-General's Report |

Thematic compilation of statements at UN Security Council Open Debate on Women, Peace and Security
THEMATIC INDEX |INDEX TO STATEMENTS MADE AT OPEN DEBATE

NGO Working Group: Letter to Member States on the Open Debate

Theme: Financial Support for Implementation of UNSCR 1325

Brazil

The report also mentions that it is necessary to increase financial support for implementation of resolution 1325, including through extrabudgetary resources.

Tanzania

Requisite resources, both financial and human, need to be made available for the successful implementation of the action plan.

OSAGI

The success of the implementation of the [Secretary-General’s action] plan depends on five factors [including] sufficient resources to do the job.

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