UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Draft Resolution No. 1.1
Committee: World Economic Forum
Sponsor: The People's Republic of China, The Republic of Peru, The Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Signatories: United States of America (USA), The Principality of Andorra, the French Republic, The
Republic of India, The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, The Republic of Austria, The
Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, The Republic of South Africa, The Republic of Poland, The
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
(KSA), Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, The Kingdom of Morocco, Central African Republic, United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, United Mexican States, The Socialist Republic of
Vietnam, The Kingdom of Denmark, Republic of Soth Korea, Japan, Republic of Serbia
Agenda: Deliberating the Inclusivity in Economic Policies for Sustainable Growth
The UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Reaffirming the crucial role of the United Nations in establishing the standard for Inclusive Economic
Policies for Sustainable Growth,
Expressing its satisfaction in the moderated caucuses held by the World Economic Forum committee
Recalling the United Nations General Assembly resolutions 70/1, 72/204, and other relevant
resolutions that highlight the importance of inclusive and sustainable economic growth,
Recognizing the urgent need for inclusive economic policies to ensure equitable growth and
sustainable development globally,
Acknowledging the diverse economic challenges faced by different countries particularly developing
nations and the importance of tailored strategies to address these challenges,
Affirming the commitment of member states to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the
Paris Agreement on climate change,
Emphasizing the need for international cooperation, solidarity, and partnership to achieve inclusive
and sustainable economic growth,
Considering the role of international cooperation and support in fostering inclusive economic
growth,
1. Urges member states to adopt and implement inclusive economic policies that
prioritize equitable distribution of resources and opportunities, particularly for
marginalized and vulnerable populations;
2. Encourages countries to develop national strategies that integrate inclusive growth
principles into their economic frameworks, focusing on reducing inequality (annex-1)
and ensuring fair access to education, healthcare, and employment;
3. Calls upon developed nations and international financial institutions to provide
financial and technical assistance to developing countries in their efforts to
implement inclusive economic policies;
4. Recommends the establishment of a global fund to support inclusive economic
initiatives in low-income countries, with contributions from both public and private
sectors;
5. Promotes the exchange of best practices and successful models of inclusive
economic policies among member states through workshops, conferences, and
collaborative platforms;
6. Encourages the development of training programs and capacity-building initiatives
to enhance the ability of governments and institutions to design and implement
inclusive policies;
7. Calls for the establishment of a monitoring framework to assess the effectiveness of
inclusive economic policies and ensure accountability in their implementation;
8. Requests the World Economic Forum to facilitate periodic reviews and provide
recommendations for improving inclusive economic strategies based on empirical
evidence and feedback from member states;
9. Encourages the formation of public-private partnerships to drive innovation and
investment in inclusive economic development projects;
10. Urges businesses and civil society organizations to collaborate with governments in
creating and implementing inclusive policies that address systemic barriers and
promote sustainable growth;
11. Advocates for increased global awareness and advocacy efforts to highlight the
importance of inclusive economic policies and their impact on sustainable
development;
12. Calls upon developed nations and international financial institutions to provide
financial and technical assistance to developing countries in their efforts to
implement inclusive economic policies.
13. Supports the creation of educational campaigns and initiatives to inform and engage
stakeholders at all levels about the benefits of inclusive economic growth;
14. Reaffirming our commitment to fostering inclusive and sustainable economic
growth, this resolution aims to advance global efforts in implementing policies that
promote equitable development and shared prosperity;
15. Supports the integration of gender-responsible policies in economic planning and
development strategies to ensure that both men and women have equal access to
economic opportunities and resources.
ANNEXURE to Clause 2
Classification of Social inequality
1. Class 1- Social class: People of a high class may have more resources, while the majority
live in poverty.
2. Class 2- Ethnicity: People of different ethnicities may have different access to resources.
3. Class 3- Gender: Gender inequality is another example of social inequality.
4. Class 4- Age: Age inequality is another type of inequality.
5. Class 5- Disability: People with disabilities may face social inequality.