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E/C.2/1995/4 |

Economic and Social Council
Distr. GENERAL
25 October 1995
ORIGINAL: ENGLISH
COMMITTEE ON NON-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Resumed session of 1995
29 January to 2 February 1996
Item 1 of the provisional agenda
ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONAL MATTERS
Provisional agenda
1. Adoption of the agenda and other organizational matters.
2. Applications for consultative status received from non-governmental
organizations.
3. Review of quadrennial reports submitted by non-governmental
organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social
Council, categories I and II.
4. Provisional agenda for the 1996 session.
5. Adoption of the report of the Committee.
Annotations
1. Adoption of the agenda and other organizational matters
The provisional agenda and documentation for the present session of the
Committee were approved by the Economic and Social Council in its decision
1993/331.
In its decision 1995/307, the Council authorized the Committee on
Non-Governmental Organizations to hold a resumed session for a period of one
week in January 1996 to complete the work of its 1995 session.
2. Applications for consultative status received from non-governmental
organizations
At its 579th meeting, on 23 June 1995, the Committee decided to defer
consideration of the following applications for consultative status to its
resumed session:
International Energy Foundation (IEF)
ISIS International (Chile)
ISIS International Women's Information and Communication Service
Documentation
New applications for consultative status: memorandum by the Secretary-
General (E/C.2/1995/R.2/Add.31, pp. 77-84, Add.28, pp. 17-33, and
Add.31, pp. 102-113, respectively)
3. Review of quadrennial reports submitted by non-governmental
organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social
Council, categories I and II
In accordance with arrangements approved by the Council for consultation
with non-governmental organizations (Council resolution 1296 (XLIV),
para. 40 (b)), such organizations are required to submit, every fourth year, a
report on their activities in support of the work of the United Nations. At
its 1981 session, the Committee decided that such reports should be limited to
two pages. After examining the reports, the Committee may recommend to the
Council any reclassification in the status of the organizations concerned that
it deems appropriate.
Documentation
Quadrennial reports for the period 1990-1993 submitted by
non-governmental organizations in consultative status with the Economic
and Social Council, categories I and II: reports submitted through the
Secretary-General pursuant to Economic and Social Council resolution
1296 (XLIV) of 23 May 1968 (E/C.2/1995/2 and addenda). 1/
Follow-up to decisions taken by the Committee on Non-Governmental
Organizations at its 1993 session: reports submitted through the
Secretary-General pursuant to Economic and Social Council resolution
1296 (XLIV) of 23 May 1968 (E/C.2/1995/3 and addenda).
4. Provisional agenda and documentation for the session of the Committee to
be held in 1996
In its resolution 1894 (LVII) of 1 August 1974, the Economic and Social
Council requested the Secretary-General to submit at each session of a
subsidiary body of the Council a draft provisional agenda for its following
session, together with information relating to documentation.
In its decision 1995/304, the Council decided that, starting in 1996,
the Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations should meet annually.
Documentation
Draft provisional agenda for the 1996 session
5. Adoption of the report of the Committee
The Committee is required to adopt its report to the Economic and Social
Council.
Notes
1/ At its 1995 session, the Committee took note of the reports of the
following non-governmental organizations:
International League for the Rights and Liberation of Peoples (see
E/C.2/1995/2/Add.2)
Greek Orthodox Archdiocesan Council of North and South America (see
E/C.2/1995/2/Add.5)
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (see
E/C.2/1995/2/Add.10).
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