• UNIDO to sponsor/support ways to improve business among economies in transition

• UNIDO to act/assist governments in developing countries and economies in transition to open up their economies

• UNIDO to focus on environmental protection and work safety

• UNIDO to ensure transparency of government policies

• UNIDO to find its identity

• UNIDO to become an active organization, a one-stop information organization with a focus on "social business"

• UNIDO to help change perception of African business competence and market opportunities

• UNIDO to assist in the development of programmes to fund the private sector

• Private sector to improve security in African countries

• UNIDO as a catalyst for inter-regional trade

• UNIDO as a focus for SMIs

• UNIDO to assist and work with governments in the decentralization process

• Private sector takes responsibility

• Focus on big business for they help small and medium sized businesses to prosper

• Private sector to help improve image and perception of UNIDO in developed countries

• Private sector to report progress at next IBAC meeting

• Private sector can take responsibility through assistance to the development of local industries by way of subcontracting local suppliers, up-grading education levels, supporting skill enhancement programs, supporting the opening of economies at political level etc.

• Private sector to be more supportive of and involved in education which helps to reduce inequalities and assists Government funding

• UNIDO to "induce" governments to interfere less with business/economy

• UNIDO to use Internet to disseminate UNIDO's projects and progress achieved

• Use Egyptian Business Association as a focal point for two-ways communication

• UNIDO to balance its projects between Government and the private sector

• UNIDO to promote projects to improve productivity (new technologies)

• UNIDO to assist in exchange of experience/training

• UNIDO to direct its people to be more business minded in each country

• Work with Government to give more importance to industrial development

• Support stability in policies (World Bank and IMF)

• Work with African governments to be more accountable for results of international projects.