 My name is Jean-Francis Zinzou. I am the Ambassador Permanent Representative of Benin to the United Nations, and I am the Chair of the Global Coordination Bureau of least developed countries. I would say here we were able to identify what has been taken on board after the consultations that we had and what remains to be pushed to get into the outcome document of the third international financing for development outcome document, financing for development conference, I mean, outcome document. And one major element is that we need very clear, defined commitments on ODA because with LDCs we are highly dependent on the amount of ODA we receive to provide for support to our transformative strategies for reaching the sustainable development goals. And there we are looking forward to having at least 0.20 to 0.25% of GNI of our development partners to ODA and devoted to ODA and at least 50% of ODA flows to be devoted to LDCs. And there we need ODA not just for the sake of having ODA, we need ODA to have a catalytic effect on our efforts. And especially we are aiming at directing more ODA to multiplying sectors, to sectors that are productive and we need more ODA. We are calling for a fund for support of infrastructure and productive capacity development. And this all together will work on the framework for investment in those prototype capacities both from public and domestic and foreign direct investment sources. So this is one compound of issue. And then we need also to have institutional capacity development which is a major element to secure good governance at national level because governance issue is not just a matter of, I'll say, morality, it's a matter also of structure. The structures in place, the institutions in place should be strong enough to really set the channel and the framework for transparency and for accountability. And these are things we are really going to push for in the program. And at another level we are also calling for more, I'll say, industrial development because we want value addition. We want value addition, local value addition. And this should be a very important factor to unleash transformative changes in our economic structure and in the better integration of three dimensions of sustainable development which are economic efficiency and social stability and environmental sustainability, environmental protection. So we need really to be working on those three dimensions and the documents should be very supportive because our ambitions are clearly stated in the SDGs and the Financing for Development Conference is about providing the means of implementation of the SDGs that we agreed upon and those means of implementation should be commensurate to the needs of each country and that's why taking into account the dependency of the LDCs on resources from our development partners we are insisting on the need to really empower our people to really take into account their capacities and to take into account our national endowment to be able to generate more wealth locally and by generating more wealth locally we will make gains achieved in the Millennium Development Goals program sustainable in the long run and I think that those are elements we should be working on and we know that we have been pushing for having more support in the field of climate change, mitigation and adaptation and this program, this outcome document should also set very clear benchmarks in that field because we are very strongly challenged as LDCs by the negative effects and consequences of climate change and we need really to be taking that into account in the design, in the implementation, in the planning of our development programs to build really resilient economies and to have the support of our development partners for that because if we don't take into account climate change that will really backfire and you know it's just enough to have a real disaster to bring your efforts back to ground zero and we really need to avoid having to start everything from scratch after each disaster we need the right investments to make our economy more resilient to various types of shocks and we are also speaking, shocks are not just related to disaster we are talking also about the capacity to enjoy I'll say more counter-cyclical financing possibilities counter-cyclical financing possibilities to be able to curb the consequences of financial and economic crisis which are cyclical we know that those are cyclical and we need to have really the capacity to finance counter-cyclical measures in those fields so those are the major elements that we are out for and we are now about to define very clear prioritization of those requests to see what is our red lines for common negotiations and what we can be more flexible on to really have a balanced outcome document and as the Rio Principal Cis stated our concerns should be at the baseline of an outcome document of new measures that we are trying to work out in the post-2015 development agenda