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A call for change was made in March 1975 when the Second General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), meeting in Lima, issued a Declaration and World Plan of Action.
The Lima Declaration and Plan of Action calls for the redistribution of world industry so that developing countries would have 25% of it by the year 2000. To achieve this, radical changes in traditional concepts and practices are recommended. Economic growth in poorer countries could no longer be seen as the "trickle down" benefit of growth in rich countries. To close the gap between richa nd poor nations the developing countries would have to grow faster than the developed countries. With this end in mind, the Lima Declaration sets out the "main principles of industrialisation" and defines the "means by which the international community as a whole might take broad action to establish a New International Economic Order".
Originally posted by scubagravy
reply to post by Psychadelic_Mind
Yeah like Fire!!! Can be used for good or bad, depends on who and how it is being applied.
What gets me is that under that declaration there was no contingency plan for Australians who would eventually lose jobs because of it, though they continued to raise taxes, and now 90% of our production is overseas.