text: 142 (vI) of tbe United tlations conference on Trade and Developnent of 2 July 1983, as adopcedt I7/ 7. gIS least developed countries to create an appropriate pollcy franework (priclng porrcies,-instilutional reform' ratlonallzation of pul'lic expenditures and p{rblic t..to, a"n.g"nent, and neasures to hobilize donestic savings through taxatlon, donestic iinanciat institutions and rDral sector) ' in order to increase the nobilization of domestic resources and then ensure Develtpment. sixth session, I, Report and Mnexeg secC. A.vol, one , sales No. 8.83.Jr.D.6) ' parl(United NatlonsA/40/s89/Add.l0 Enqlish Page 9 their effecCive use, and to strengthen their national flnancial end planninginstitutions and, in this regard, urges all concerned to support the leaat developed countries nith appropriate technical and financial assistancet 8. Stresses the critical importance of nultilateral asslstance to theleast dev€loped counCrle6 through channels sucb as Ehe fnternagional Development Association, tbe rnternational Fund for Agricultural DevelopnenE,regional developrent banks and Ebeir funds, the United Nations DevelopneneProgranne, including its Special Measures Fund for tbe LeasC DevelopedCounlries, the Uhited Nations Capital Development Fund and the United Nation€Volunteers prograrunet 9. Calle upon donor countries and institutions urgently eo improvefurther the ouality and effectiveness of officiat developnent asaistance toincrease ics responsiveness to the reouirements of the least developedcountries, as called for in paragraph 70 of the Substantial Ne!, progranme of Acti.on for the 1980s for the Leaat Developed Countries and in section B.XIIIof the nid-tern global reuiew of progreas towards its irnpl ementa t ion, as setforth in part one of the report of the Intergovernnen ta 1 croup on lhe Least Developed Countries on lls sixCh sessionr
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the development of economic policies and institutions in the least developed countries, with a focus on increasing domestic resources and mobilizing international assistance. It mentions specific institutions and programs, such as the International Development Association and the United Nations Development Programme, which suggests a strong connection to international economic development.