text: 54.Inaddition, underitsresolution 44/243 B,andasdetailed intherelated statement ofprogramme budget implications (A/C.5/44/56/Rev.1), theGeneral Assembly, interalia,decided thattheUnited Nations FundforNamibia would continue tooperate inordertoassure theorderly completion ofallprogrammes and activities currently financed fromit;decided thattheUnited Nations Fundfor Namibia wouldoperate underthecustody oftheSecretary-General; established the United Nations TrustCommittee fortheUnited Nations FundforNamibia toserveas thetrustee oftheFunduntilitsdissolution; requested theSecretary-General to co-ordinate thetransfer toNamibia oftheUnited Nation~ Vocational Training Centre forNamibia inAngola andtodetermine thefuturestatusoftheNamibia Secondary Technical SchoolintheCongo; alsorequested himtoappeal to Governments, intergovernmental andnon-governmental organizations andindividuals forvoluntary contributions totheUnited Nations FundforNamibia; andfurther requested himtocontinue toprovide thenecessary resources fortheperformance of theactivities financed fromtheUnited Nations FundforNamibia. 55.Inordertocarryoutthismandate andtoprovide secretariat andsubstantive services totheTrustCommittee fortheUnited Nations FundforNamibia, itis proposed toestablish aTransitional UnitforNamibia intheDepartment forSpecial Political Questions, Regional Co-operation, Decolonization andTrusteeship under section 3B. 56.TheUnitwouldberesponsible fortheplanning andimplementation ofthe residual programmes andactivities oftheCouncil and,inparticular, the assistance activities financed bytheUnited Nations FundforNamibia, including thescholarship programme, thesocial andmedical assistance programme, humanitarian assistance andtraining projects forNamibians. Inco-operation with theGovernments concerned, theUnitwouldalsoco-ordinate thetransfer toNamibia oftheUnited Nations Vocational Training Centre forNamibia anddetermine the futurestatus oftheNamibia Secondary Technical SchoolintheCongo. 57.Itisproposed thattheUnitinclude three Profe~sional andhigher levelstaff andfiveGeneral Service staff. Theestimated resources ($518,000) required for theUnitin1991,whichwouldberedeployed fromtheformer OfficeoftheUnited Nations Commisioner forNamibia tosection 3Bareasfollows. I ... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/2 English Page17 Resource requirements for1991 Temporary posts 58.Therequirements underthisheading estimated at$461,400 wouldprovide for oneD-1,twoP-3sandoneprincipal levelandfourotherlevelGeneral Service posts. Thefunctions relating tothepostsareasfollows: (a)TheD-lpostisproposed foraCo-ordinator andChiefoftheUnit. The functions ofthepostwouldbe: (i)Toassist theUnder-Secretary-General oftheDepartment forSpecial Political Questions, Regional Co-operation, Decolonization and Trusteeship, andtheTrustCommittee fortheUnited Nations Fundfor Namibia incarrying outthemanagement andco-ordination ofthevarious elements oftheFund; (ii)Toco-ordinate closely withtheGovernment ofNamibia inthe implementation oftheNationhood Programme; (iii) Toco-ordinate thesubstantive servicing oftheTrustCommittee forthe United Nations FundforNamibia aswellastheadministrative backstopping provided fortheactivities financed bytheUnited Nations FundforNamibia; (iv)Toparticipate inmeetings ofpolicy-making bodies andtoassist inthe formulation ofpolicyguidelines forprogrammes andactivities ofthe Vocational Training Centre andtheNamibia Secondary Technical School; (v)Toreview reports andevaluations oftheresidual assistance programmes, tomonitor theavailability offundsandtoassistinfundraising as required, inordertoensure theorderly completion oftheprogrammes and projects; (vi)Toserveasthefocalpointforco-ordination between theUnited Nations
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the continuation of a fund for Namibia, which is a country that was previously under colonial rule and is now in the process of achieving independence. The fund is being used to support various programs and activities aimed at assisting Namibia's transition to independence, including education, healthcare, and vocational training. The text also mentions the transfer of resources and personnel to support Namibia's development.