text: year by the organizations concerned. In recalling the related provisions of the Economic and Social Council resolution 1984/55 and General Assembly resolutions 39/43 and 39/50, they urged that those specialized agencies that had not granted full membership to the United Nations Council for Namibia should do so without delay. 14. The two presiding officers agreed that those close contacts facilitated further increases in the volume and scope of the assistance provided by the specialized agencies and organizations of the United Nations system and enhanced the ability of agencies to respond more quickly and with greater flexibility to needs as they were identified. The presiding officers hoped that, in order to make maximum use of the available resources, the agencies and organizations would take further steps to strengthen the existing measures of co-ordination, since it was essential to ~nsure that the assistance projects committed or proposed by various agencies were not lett unrelated or unco-ordinated. 15. The two presiding officers noted that the assistance to refugees from Namibia continued to increase during 1984, through the efforts of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), in close co-operation with OAU and a number of organizations within the United Nations. The presiding officers noted with appreciation that the UNHCR programme allocation for the year for assistance to those refugees and others in the neighbouring countries amounted to some $4.3 million. They noted that the UNHCR programmes were designed to improve the situation of the refugees with regard to health, housing, education and the development of community infrastructure. They noted that in 1984 UNHCR hosted an informal round-table meeting of donor countries at Geneva, which had been organized in co-operation with the Office of the United Nations Commissioner for Namibia, to 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the efforts of various organizations and agencies within the United Nations system to provide assistance to refugees from Namibia and to support the country's development. The text mentions specific programs and initiatives related to health, housing, education, and infrastructure development, which suggests that the category should be focused on humanitarian aid and relief, as well as education and health.