A/RES/50/225 Page 4 recommended by the Group of Experts in Public Administration and Finance in its report: (a) Strengthening government capacity for policy development, administrative restructuring, civil service reform, human resources development and public administration training; (b) Improving performance in the public sector; (c) Financial management; (d) Public-private interaction; (e) Social development; (f) Developing infrastructure and protecting the environment; (g) Government legal capacity; (h) machinery; (i) Post-conflict rehabilitation and reconstruction of government Management of development programmes; in this context, the United Nations should carry out these activities through pooling and facilitating access to information in public administration, promoting training and research in public administration and finance at all levels, advocacy and exchange of experiences, advisory services, technical assistance, capacity-building and human resources development; 14. Requests the United Nations to develop strategies, at the request of interested countries, for rebuilding a viable public administration in countries undergoing post-conflict rehabilitation and reconstruction; 15. Invites the Bretton Woods institutions and all relevant United Nations agencies and bodies to assist, at their request, Member States involved in economic restructuring programmes to pursue national policies aimed at improving the development and management of their human resources through, inter alia, appropriate measures; 16. Recognizes the increased national efforts of Member States in providing adequate financial and other resources for the strengthening of their public administration; 17. Invites the international community to create an enabling international environment and to consider providing adequate financial and other resources for programmes of assistance to support national efforts in enhancing the effectiveness of public administration in developing countries and countries with economies in transition; 18. Recommends that the Secretary-General take appropriate measures in order to ensure maximum coordination of activities of the United Nations system in the field of public administration and development; 19. Calls upon the Secretary-General to ensure ways of strengthening the coordination, coherence and harmonization of the management and /...