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Striving Together: ASEAN & the UN
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| Author(s):
Statistics Division (STAT)
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| Economic Sector(s):
(1) Other statistics; (2) Water resources planning, development and management; (3) Land use planning and development; (4) Biological resources; (5) Mineral resources; (6) Energy planning, management and conservation; (7) Conventional sources of energy (petroleum, coal and gas); (8) Nuclear energy; (9) New and renewable sources of energy; (10) agriculture, forestry and fisheries policies and planning; (11) Crop production and protection; (12) Livestock and livestock products; (13) Support services; (14) Fisheries; (15) Forestry; (16) Transport policies and planning; (17) Road transport; (18) Rail transport; (19) Water transport and shipping; (20) Air transport; (21) Transport, not sector specific; (22) Information and communication technologies; (23) Information infrastructure; (24) HIV/AIDS; (25) Education system policy, planning and management; (26) Education facilities and equipment; (27) Education programmes; (28) Curriculum, education technology, teacher training and supervision; (29) Human rights; (30) Integration of social groups; (31) Advancement of women; (32) Social welfare and services and social security; (33) Crime prevention and criminal justice; (34) Drug abuse control ; (35) Social Policies; (36) Policies, planning and legislation; (37) Assessment and monitoring; (38) Management and rehabilitation; (39) Awareness and education |
| ESCAP Reference
No.: ST/ESCAP/2524 |
| Division/Office:
Statistics |
| Published Date:
25 March 2009 |
| Country:
{Sub-regional Publication} |
| Hard Copy Price:
Free
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| This study reflects on ASEAN’s achievements, and on the challenges it faces as it develops into a more collective, rules-based body. It also looks at the prospects for further cooperation between ASEAN and each of the UN agencies, on a wide range of issues: trade, migration, transport, disaster preparedness and early warning, environmental sustainability and climate change, gender equality, food security, health systems, HIV/AIDS, education, statistics, and human rights and governance. |
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Contents:
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Message from the Secretary-General of the United Nations
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Message from the Secretary-General of ASEAN
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Foreword
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Acknowledgements
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Contents
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Acronyms
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Executive summary
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Growing together
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ASEAN & the UN
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Chapter I: the ASEAN Achievement
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Building the ASEAN community
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Working with business
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Building on the three pillars
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Te ASEAN charter
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Into a new phase
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Chapter II: Growing together
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Economic convergence
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Socio-cultural convergence
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Towards the ASEAN community
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Strengthening the pillars
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Chapter III: striving together - ASEAN & the UN
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From summit to summit
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The response to Cyclone Nargis
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The Asia-Pacific Regional Coordination Mechanism
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Towards a common market
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International migration
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Transportation networks
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Disaster preparedness and early warning
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Environmental sustainability and climate change
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Gender equality
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Food security
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Health systems
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HIV/AIDS
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Education
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Human rights and governance
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Data collection, monitoring and review
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New directions
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References
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Endnotes |
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