exploitation of child labour in line with the commitments undertaken at the World Summit for Social Development and at the Fourth World Conference on Women, 17/ held at Beijing from 4 to 15 September 1995, and taking into account the results of other relevant United Nations conferences; governments, United Nations bodies and organizations, including the Invites United Nations Children's Fund and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and relevant mechanisms of the Commission on Human Rights and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations to cooperate with one another to ensure greater awareness and more effective action to solve the problem of children living in exceptionally difficult conditions by, among other measures, initiating and supporting development projects that can have a positive impact on the situations of those children; every state government to register unregistered land and properties; Urges Requests technical and financial support for the establishment and the management of registry offices in every state; the IBRD further financial support for community development Requests addressing schools as the key element of the community, also with the improvement of infrastructure; all possible support from developed nations for nations that are not able to Urges receive enough support due to lack of safety and infrastructure; every state government to give financial aid for mortgage loans to the Calls for poor with the world bank giving financial supports to the governments doing so; the World financial support to state governments offering Requests Bank’s financial aid for mortgage loans to the poor; the ILO to investigate the situation in labour of indigenous children and Urges share information between the ILO and the International Organization for Migration, in order to expand the range of activity of the Child Labor Monitoring system; to promote the continuous development of the worldwide movement Resolves
exploitation of child labour in line with the commitments undertaken at the World Summit for Social Development and at the Fourth World Conference on Women, 17/ held at Beijing from 4 to 15 September 1995, and taking into account the results of other relevant United Nations conferences; Invites governments, United Nations bodies and organizations, including the United Nations Children's Fund and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and relevant mechanisms of the Commission on Human Rights and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations to cooperate with one another to ensure greater awareness and more effective action to solve the problem of children living in exceptionally difficult conditions by, among other measures, initiating and supporting development projects that can have a positive impact on the situations of those children; Urges every state government to register unregistered land and properties; Requests technical and financial support for the establishment and the management of registry offices in every state; Requests the IBRD further financial support for community development addressing schools as the key element of the community, also with the improvement of infrastructure; Urges all possible support from developed nations for nations that are not able to receive enough support due to lack of safety and infrastructure; Calls for every state government to give financial aid for mortgage loans to the poor with the world bank giving financial supports to the governments doing so; Requests the World Bank’s financial support to state governments offering financial aid for mortgage loans to the poor; Urges the ILO to investigate the situation in labour of indigenous children and share information between the ILO and the International Organization for Migration, in order to expand the range of activity of the Child Labor Monitoring system; Resolves to promote the continuous development of the worldwide movement