A/RES/59/10 6. Invites Governments and international sports bodies to assist developing countries, in particular the least developed countries and small island developing States, in their capacity-building efforts in sport and physical education; Encourages the United Nations to develop strategic partnerships with the 7. range of stakeholders involved in sport, including sports organizations, sports associations and the private sector, to assist in the implementation of sport for development programmes; Encourages Governments and the United Nations system to seek new 8. and innovative ways to use sport for communication and social mobilization, particularly at the national, regional and local levels, engaging civil society through active participation and ensuring that target audiences are reached; Acknowledges that the Olympic Games contribute to understanding 9. between peoples and civilizations, and welcomes in this regard the contribution of the 2004 Olympic Games organized in Athens; 10. Stresses the need for all parties to cooperate closely with international sports bodies to elaborate a “code of good practice”; 11. Invites Governments to accelerate the elaboration of an international anti-doping convention in all sports activities, and requests the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, in cooperation with other relevant international and regional organizations, to coordinate the elaboration of such a convention; 12. Requests the Secretary-General to report to the General Assembly at its sixtieth session on the implementation of the present resolution and on the events organized at the national, regional and international levels to celebrate the year 2005, under the item entitled “International Year of Sport and Physical Education”. 42nd plenary meeting 27 October 2004 3