The Programme of Action (PoA) was adopted in 1992 as a key document addressing various global issues and outlining steps for international cooperation and development.
To ensure the effective implementation and monitoring of the diverse objectives set forth in the Programme of Action (PoA) from 1992, a structured approach was adopted. This involved the establishment of dedicated groups focused on specific subject areas outlined within the PoA.
A significant aspect of the PoA's implementation strategy was the constitution of specific task forces. These task forces were responsible for driving progress, coordinating efforts, and addressing the complexities related to each subject matter they covered.
Following the adoption of the Programme of Action in 1992, a total of 23 task forces were established. Each task force concentrated on different aspects of the PoA, facilitating a comprehensive and organized approach to its execution.