| Chapter |
Paragraphs |
|
| Introduction |
1-16 |
| I. Achieving peace and security |
17-72 |
| Prevention |
25-55 |
| Diplomacy |
31-42 |
| Preventive deployment |
43-44 |
| Disarmament |
45-55 |
| Peacekeeping |
56-61 |
| Sanctions |
62-64 |
| Post-conflict peace-building |
65-69 |
| Complementary strategies |
70-72 |
| II. Cooperating for development |
73-121 |
| Eradication of poverty |
84-91 |
| Social development |
92-105 |
| Sustainable development |
106-109 |
| Fostering investment and growth |
110-113 |
| Supporting good governance |
114-121 |
| III. Meeting humanitarian commitments |
122-146 |
| Coordinating humanitarian action |
126-135 |
| Delivering humanitarian services |
136-141 |
| Assisting refugees |
142-146 |
| IV. Engaging with globalization |
147-168 |
| The economic dimension |
149-153 |
| The environmental dimension |
154-162 |
| "Uncivil" society |
163-168 |
| V. Strengthening the international legal order |
169-183 |
| The human rights regime |
171-175 |
| The international tribunals |
176-179 |
| The International Criminal Court |
180-183 |
| VI. Managing change |
184-226 |
| Creating a culture of communication |
185-193 |
| Administration and management |
194-201 |
| Legal affairs |
202-211 |
| Project services |
212-216 |
| Accountability and oversight |
217-226 |
| VII. Conclusion |
227-236 |
