Nine billion consumers need to have product and services, fulfilling their basic rights, keeping in view the sustainable consumption, without exhausting the natural resources or irreversible damage to nature.

We the participants of this Second Regional Conference on "Building Partnerships for Strong Consumer Protection in South East Asia & Pacific" call upon South Asian & Pacific Countries in particular and international community in general to:

1. Work towards consumer protection by evolving International Law on Consumer Protection.
   
   
2. Develop a five years action plan on establishing an international framework for consumer protection on the lines of UNEP, ENESCO, UNIDO, UNDP, WHO and other UN Bodies with linkage to sustainable consumption.
   
   
3. Focus on sustainable consumer protection keeping in view the eight basic consumer rights.
   
   
4. Ensure quality of life for consumers with efficient use of natural resources especially in the interest of the poor, rural and women consumers.
   
   
5. Bridge the implementation gap in consumer laws, among developed, developing and under developed nations.
   
   
6. Develop effective and efficient sustainable consumer protection initiatives largely not available in the developing world, which houses the majority of the world consumers.
   
   
7. Take practical steps toward establishing and implementing consumer protection laws in South Asian & Pacific Countries.
   
   
8. Launch a comprehensive research & information program on the present state of consumer protection in South Asia & Pacific Countries and to assist the governments in formulation of consumer policy and its implementation.