text: economic progress inthe1990s,thedissemination ofinformation related toall thoseaspects andthemobilization ofthenecessary financial resources. I •..= I Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/45/6 (Prog. 45) English Page9 (b)Course ofactionoftheSecretariat 45.28 Themainelements oftheworktobeundertaken underthissubprogramme will beasfollows: (a)Widedissemination ofaction programmes andrelated decisions andpolicy guidelines adopted byintergovernmental bodies; (b)Publication oftheperiodical Africa Recovery, briefing papers onkey issues andpresskits; (c)Organization ofmeetings orconferences toinformpolicy anddecision makers aboutaction programmes andenlisttheirsupport; (d)Organization ofandparticipation inconferences, symposia andother relevant meetings toprovide interested target groups, suchasparliamentarians, donorgovernment foreign service officials, non-governmental organizations, journalists, trade-unions anduniversities, withinformation aboutthegravity of Africa's economic situation, andtheactions thatarebeingundertaken orthatneed tobeundertaken. Insodoing, everyeffortwillbemadetoenlist thesupport of thesetarget groups forAfrican recovery anddevelopment; (e)Enhancing theliaison functions atHeadquarters andAddisAbabawith donorandAfrican Governments, United Nations agencies andbodies, regional groups, intergovernmental andnon-governmental organizations, themediaetc.; (f)Enlisting theactive support ofthenon-governmental organizations for theimplementation ofprogrammes ofaction. 45.29 Incarrying outthoseactivities, particular emphasis willbegivento highlighting theefforts madebytheAfrican Governments tolaunch long-term programmes forself-gustaining socio-economic development andgrowth andthe constraints, inparticular ofafinancial nature, thatimpede theseefforts. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the United Nations' efforts to promote economic recovery and development in Africa. The text mentions the dissemination of information, mobilization of financial resources, and the organization of conferences and meetings to inform policy and decision-makers about action programs. The text also highlights the efforts made by African Governments to launch long-term programs for self-sustaining socio-economic development and growth. This suggests that the text is focused on economic development and international cooperation.