Domestic resource mobilization

Domestic reforms and resource

Prohibitive transport and transit costs, narrow resource bases and small domestic markets were not attractive to foreign investors.

Resource requirements (at current costs)

Resource requirements (at current costs)

10. DOMESTIC REFORMS AND RESOURCE MOBILIZATION

Programme Domestic reforms and resource mobilization

C. Resource mobilization and coordination, both domestic

Subprogramme 10. Domestic reforms and resource mobilization

Domestic resource mobilization, including innovative sources of financing

It expects domestic resource mobilization to cover two thirds of the costs of implementing the Programme, which will run into the billions of dollars.

An optional protocol and domestic decisions on resource allocation

C. Resource mobilization and coordination, both domestic and international,

(UN D 15 349) Domestic reforms and resource mobilization

Most domestic resource flows originate in a few large countries.

C. Resource mobilization and coordination, both domestic and international, including

2. Higher import costs and lost domestic production

In many countries, there is considerable scope for domestic resource mobilization.

Meanwhile, high domestic borrowing costs are undermining private investment.

It was necessary to diversify financial products based on demand, reduce transaction costs and improve regulations to facilitate resource mobilization and help channel domestic saving into productive investment.

Many participants underscored that public resource mobilization and effective public management systems were important elements of domestic resource mobilization.

Table 33.16 Resource requirements (United Nations share of jointly financed costs)

Table 33.19 Resource requirements (United Nations share of jointly financed costs)

An optional protocol and domestic decisions on resource allocation 35 43 13

Domestic investments are a critical resource for economic growth and sustainable development.

4. Urges malaria endemic countries to increase domestic resource allocation to malaria control

Resource mobilization and coordination, both domestic and international, including conclusion of partnership agreements

Resource mobilization and coordination, both domestic and international, including the conclusion of partnership agreements

(c) Resource mobilization and coordination, both domestic and international, including conclusion of partnership agreements

Improving domestic resource mobilization is a critical concomitant of effective and equitable financing policies

C. Resource mobilization and coordination, both domestic and international, including conclusion of partnership agreements

Many participants emphasized that enhancing the domestic financial architecture, including development of microfinance, should be an integral part of domestic resource mobilization policies.

Table 33.3 Resource requirements by component, including United Nations share of jointly financed costs

Table 33.10 Resource requirements by subprogramme, including United Nations share of jointly financed costs

Table 33.13 Resource requirements, including United Nations share of jointly financed costs at Vienna

The number of success stories by the people is the cornerstone for domestic resource mobilization.

Many participants stressed that domestic resource mobilization policies should incorporate the international commitment to gender equality.

oblige the person to compensate the medical and other costs resulting from domestic violence

After all, Russia s resource based, de industrializing, expenditure driven economy is the result of purely domestic choices.

Developing countries should build an enabling environment in order to attract investment and enhance domestic resource mobilization.

C. Resource mobilization and coordination, both domestic and international, including conclusion of partnership agreements 39 48 9

Owing to the separate major programme for indirect costs, the resource requirements of the various programmes do not show a large component under operating costs .

(a) Preparation of case studies on existing capacities for domestic resource mobilization and investment and on mechanisms for enhancing resource flows, in particular from non debt creating sources

Bucking the resource curse requires, first and foremost, strong, legitimate domestic political leadership, underpinned by effective institutional arrangements.

Domestic resource mobilization deserved at least as much attention as the multilateral issues of aid, trade and debt.