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The United Nations General Assembly adopted a "landmark resolution" to strengthen how UN mandates are developed, implemented, and reviewed by member states to guide the work of UN bodies.According to UN News, the move marks a major milestone under the UN80 Initiative, a system-wide reform effort to make the UN more effective, coherent and better equipped to deliver results in a changing world.Speaking in the General Assembly Hall, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed the adoption, calling it a "historic resolution” and "a major step”."The resolution adopted today reflects a shared understanding of the full mandate lifecycle - and a shared commitment to strengthen each step of it,” Guterres addressed member states. "Today’s resolution helps translate the ambition of the UN80 Initiative into concrete, practical action."By creating mandates, member states instruct and guide the whole UN system on how to address global challenges: from supporting peace and security and delivering humanitarian aid, to advancing development and protecting human rights. Over time, the large number of mandates has created practical challenges. Since 1946, more than 40,000 resolutions, decisions, and presidential statements have been adopted across key UN bodies - a landscape that is increasingly difficult to navigate.This has contributed to duplication and overlap, proliferating reports and meetings, and limited visibility and review mechanisms across the system, placing a heavy burden on both member states and the UN system, while making it harder to ensure effective and efficient mandate implementation.The resolution introduces, for the first time, a more structured approach across the full mandate lifecycle, from design to implementation and review. The resolution is intended to make it easier for member states to navigate an increasingly complex mandate landscape, while helping the UN reduce duplication, fragmentation and inefficiency. By strengthening how mandates are designed, delivered and reviewed, it aims to improve how the UN system translates decisions into results.The resolution builds on the work of the General Assembly’s Informal Ad Hoc Working Group on the Mandate Implementation Review, co-chaired by Jamaica and New Zealand.The working group was established by the General Assembly to consider the proposals contained in the Secretary-General’s July 2025 report on the mandate implementation review, prepared under Workstream 2 of the UN80 Initiative.
