78/327. Resolution of the United Nations General Assembly, 2024
| Year | 2024 |
| Resolution Number | 78/327 |
| Date | 11 September 2024 |
| Issuer | General Assembly of the United Nation |
| Session | 78e |
United Nations
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/RES /78/ 327
General Assembly
Distr. : Genera l
11 Se ptember 2024
24-164 29 (E)
*2416429*
Seventy -eighth ses sion
Agen da item 18
Sustain able develo pment
Resolution adopted by the General Assembly
on 6 September 2024
[witho ut reference to a Mai n Commit tee (A/7 8/L.110)]
78/327. Modalities of the 2026 United Nations Water Conference to
Accelerate the Implementation of Sustainable Development
Goal 6: Ensure availability and sustainable management of water
and sanitation for all
The General Assembly ,
Reaf firm ing its resolut ion 70/1 of 25 Septe mber 2015, entitle d “Tra nsformin g
our worl d: t he 2 030 A genda for Susta inable Deve lopment ”, i n wh ich it adopted a
comp rehensiv e, fa r-reachi ng and peopl e-centr ed set of universa l and transf ormativ e
Sust ainable D evelopm ent Goa ls and ta rgets, its commi tment to working tireless ly for
the f ull impl ementati on of th e A genda by 2030, i ts recog nition th at eradi cating
pove rty i n al l its for ms an d di mension s, in cluding extr eme poverty, is the greates t
glob al cha llenge and an in dispens able r equirem ent fo r su stainab le de velopme nt, it s
comm itment to achie ving sustain able develo pment in its three dime nsions –
econ omic, social and envir onmenta l – in a ba lanced and integr ated manner, and to
buil ding up on the achie vements of t he Mil lennium Devel opment Goals and s eekin g
to ad dress th eir unf inished business ,
Reaf firming al so its resol ution 69/3 13 of 27 July 20 15 on the Addis Ababa
Acti on Agenda of the Th ird Inter nationa l Confer ence on F inancin g for Dev elopmen t,
whic h is a n integr al part of th e 2030 Agenda for Sus tainable Devel opment, suppor ts
and complem ents it , helps to co ntextual ize its means of i mplemen tation targets with
conc rete pol icies a nd actio ns, and reaffirm s the s trong p olitical commit ment to
addr ess the challeng e of fin ancing and crea ting an enablin g enviro nment a t all lev els
for s ustainab le deve lopment in the spirit of global partner ship a nd solid arity,
Reca llin g its resol ution 77/33 4 o f 1 Se ptember 202 3, in which it decide d t o
conv ene the 202 6 United N ations Water Conferen ce to Accele rate the Im plement ation
of Su stainabl e Develo pment G oal 6: En sure ava ilability and sus tainable managem ent
of w ater and sanitat ion for all,
A/RES/78/327
Modalities of the 2026 United Nations Water Conference to
Accelerate the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goal 6:
Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and
sanitation for all
24-16429
2/23
Reca lling als o its reso lution 6 4/292 of 28 July 20 10 on the h uman rig ht to wat er
and sanitati on, as well a s its r esolutio ns 74/ 141 of 18 De cember 2019 an d 76/1 53 of
19 D ecember 2021 on the hu man righ ts to sa fe drink ing wat er and s anitatio n,
Emph asiz ing that water is c ritical for sus tainable d evelopm ent and the
erad ication of pov erty an d hunge r, that water, e cosyste ms, ene rgy, food securit y and
nutri tion ar e linked and th at water is ind ispensab le for health, well- being a nd huma n
deve lopment , includin g the empo wermen t of women, and a vital e lement of a chievin g
the Sus tainable Deve lopment Goals and oth er rel evant goal s in the so cial,
envi ronment al and e conomic fields,
Noti ng with conce rn that the wo rld is not on trac k t o achieve wa ter-rel ated
Sust ainable Develop ment Go als and targets a t the gl obal le vel by 2 030 at t he curr ent
rate of progr ess, which has a tremend ous impact on human we ll-bei ng a nd o n th e
thre e dimens ions of sustaina ble dev elopme nt,
Noti ng with conce rn also that cl imate chan ge is one of the fact ors that can
exac erbate the global water stre ss an d the need for clima te ad aptation stra tegies to
addr ess wat er issu es, and ac knowled ging th at disa sters, many o f which are
exac erbated by clim ate c hange and are in creasin g in freq uency and in tensity,
signi ficantl y impede progre ss towar ds susta inable d evelopm ent,
Stres sing th e impor tance of the eco system app roach f or the int egrated
mana gement of l and, water and living resour ces an d the need to increas e effo rts to
tackl e desert ificatio n, land d egradati on, drou ght, wat er scarci ty, biodiv ersity lo ss and
poll ution,
Noti ng t he impor tance of water e cosystem s and w ater qua lity for mitigati ng the
risk of h ealth cha llenges in a ccordan ce with the O ne Health a pproach an d other
holi stic appro aches that d eliver mul tiple bene fits to the hea lth and well -bein g of
peop le, anim als, pla nts and ecosys tems,
Reco gniz ing tha t w ater-rel ated iss ues, inc luding the relev ant Sus tainable
Deve lopment Go als and target s, need to be better re flected in the ag endas of the
Gene ral Assem bly and the Eco nomic a nd Socia l Counc il,
Reco gnizing also synergie s betwe en the 2030 Ag enda, t he Addis A baba Act ion
Agen da, the Par is Agreeme nt
1
and th e Sendai F ramewor k for Disas ter Risk Re duction
2015 –203 0,
2
Emph asiz ing tha t the achieve ment of the w ater-rel ated go als and target s would
cont ribute to th e suc cessful imple mentati on of the New Urban Agenda,
3
the Unite d
Nati ons Framewo rk C onventi on o n Cl imate Chang e
4
and the Par is Agr eement, the
Conv ention o n Biolog ical Di versity
5
and the Kun ming-M ontreal Global B iodivers ity
Fram ework adopted at the f ifteenth meet ing of the Confer ence o f the Parti es to the
Conv ention, the Un ited Nat ions Con vention to Comb at Deser tificati on in Thos e
Coun tries Exp eriencin g Se rious Dro ught and/ or D eserti fication , Pa rticular ly in
Afric a,
6
the Send ai Framewo rk for Disaste r Ri sk Reducti on 2015–2 030, the Doha
Prog ramme o f Action for th e Leas t Devel oped C ountries ,
7
the outcom e docum ent of
the f ourth In ternatio nal Conf erence o n Small Island D evelopin g State s, entitl ed “The
Anti gua an d Barb uda Agen da for Small Islan d Deve loping Stat es: A Ren ewed
__________________
1
Adop ted un der the UNFC CC in FCCC/C P/2015 /10/Ad d.1, d ecisio n 1/CP.21 , anne x.
2
Resol ution 6 9/283, a nnex II .
3
Resolution 71/256, annex.
4
Unit ed Nati ons, Tre aty Se ries, vol. 17 71, No . 3082 2.
5
Ibid. , vol. 1760, No. 30 619.
6
Ibid. , vol. 1954, No. 33 480.
7
Reso lution 76/258 , anne x.
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