text: and Plan of Action annexed theretor called upon the international community to provide increased assistance to the countries of southern Africa; requested the Secretary-General, the High Commissioner and the Administrator of UNDP to implement the specific tasks and responsibilities assigned to. them in the Oslo Declaration and Plan of Actions requested the Secretary-General to undertake studies and consultations to consider the need for the establishment, within the United Nations system. of a mechanism or arrangement to ensure the implementation and overall co-ordination of relief programmes to internally displaced personst and urged all Member States, organisations of the United Nations system and non-governmental organieations to undertake the measures required in the Oslo Declaration and Plan of Action (resolution 431115). At its forty-fourth session, -1 the General Assembly took note with satisfaction of the report of the Secretary-General on the International Conference on the Plight of Refugees, Returnees and Displaced Persons in Southern Africa (A/44/520)$ reaffirmed the need to continue the implemeatation of the Oslo Declaration and Plan of Action: expressed its gratitude to tbe countries and organisations that had given assistance to the countries in southern Africa to enable them to cope with the situation of refugees, returnees and displaced persons in their countriesr called upon the international community to provide increased assistance to the countries of southern Africa to enable them to strengthen their capacity to provide the necessary facilities and services for the care and well-being of these personst reiterated its appreciation to the Secretary-General for his efforts, on behalf of the international community, to organise and mobilise’ special progrannnes of economic assistance for the front-line and other neighbouring States to help them to withstand the effects of the acts of aggression and destabilisation committed by the aoerthefa regime of South Africat noted with 
analysis: This text appears to be a formal document discussing a situation of humanitarian crisis and displacement in southern Africa, with a focus on international assistance and cooperation. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international organizations and resolutions. The text does not mention specific economic or industrial activities, but rather emphasizes the need for humanitarian aid and relief.