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G7/8 Summit Compliance Data Sets by Issue, 1985-2013:
United Nations Reform

G8 Research Group, April 17, 2015

  Commitment Commitment Text Canada France Germany Italy Japan Russia United Kingdom United States European Union Total
  Average (N=4) +0.50 0 +0.75 0 +0.25   -0.50 +0.25   +0.19
1 1996-48 "UNCTAD IX was a major milestone in the renewal of UNCTAD. In close partnership with the other member States, we succeeded in reforming UNCTAD's intergovernmental machinery and in refocusing its work on a small number of priorities to promote development through trade and investment with the aim of facilitating the integration of developing countries in the international trade system. We are committed to the implementation of these reforms." -1   0   +1   +1 +1   +0.40
2 1996-70 "Conscious of the risks that the present financial crisis poses to the United Nations' ability to function, we are resolved to promote in parallel and as soon as possible a long-term solution based on the adoption of a more equitable scale of contributions, on scrupulous respect by Member States for their financial obligations, and on the payment of arrears." +1 0 +1 0 0   -1 0   +0.14
3 1996-116 We will continue and reinforce our efforts to improve the functioning of the UN in the economic and social fields and its impact on development.  +1 0 +1 0 0   -1 0   +0.14
4 1996-117 "We will continue and reinforce our efforts to improve the functioning of the UN in the economic and social fields and its impact on development. We will continue to work in partnership with other members to complete processes underway, including Agenda for Development, and initiate further processes as required. " +1 0 +1 0 0   -1 0   +0.14
 
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