text: potential majordonorcountries topromote public awareness oftheeconomic and social needsofthenewnation; (b)Co-production ofaone-hour filmdocumentary underthetitleof"Namibia ­ ANewNation"; (c)Television spotsinArabic, English, French andSpanish (15and30second spots)towelcome Namibia totheUnited Nations andhighlighting theUnited Nations roleinNamibia's independence; (d)Twoposters onNamibia in10languages tomobilize theinternational community foremergency anddevelopment assistance tothenewlyindependent country; (e)Booklet inEnglish, French andSpanish onNamibia's economic andsocial outlook; (f)Photoexhibit topresent thenewnation ontheoccasion ofthefirstday ofitsindependence. Following it~opening atUnited Nations Headquarters, the exhibit wastobeshownatvariov~ locations intheUnitedStates beforefinally beinghanden overtotheGovernmGut ofNamibia forinstallation inapermanent display atWindhoek ontheoccasion ofthefirstanniversary ofthecountry; (g)AJournalists' TourandRoundtable tobeheldinNamibia with10to 15influential economic journalists frommajorpotential donorcountries fora comprehensive in-depth lookattheeconomic andsocialinfrastructure and /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAle.5/4512 English Page28 development prospects ofthecountry. Apublication entitled Namibia intheNews willbeputoutbasedonthereports filedbytheparticipating journalists; (11)Aconcert ontheoccasion oftheindependence ofNamibia. 81.Asof31July1990,outputs (c),(d)and(e)abovehadbeenfullyimplemented whileoutput (g)waspartially implemented (theJournalists' TourandRoundtable washeld). Obligations andexpenditures totalling some$363,000 havebeenincurred inrespect oftheseoutputs. 82.Implementation hascommenced andiscontinuing onanumber ofotheroutputs underitems(a),(f)andpartof(g)above. Theywillbecompleted either bythe endof1990orearlyin1991. Therelated resource requirements tocomplete these activities areestimated at$136,000. Thisestimate wouldprovide for: (a)Thecostoforganizing, inOctober, briefings fornon-governmental organizations, themediaandbusiness community atBonn,Gothenburg andHelsinki as afollow-up tothejournalists' tourtoNamibia ($39,000); (b)Thecostoforganizing, inDecember orearlyin1991,briefings forNGOs themediaandbusiness community inToronto, Ottawa andTokyoasafollow-up tothe journalists' tourtoNamibia ($37,000); (c)Freight, technical assistance andinstallation costsofthephotoexhibit atlocations intheUnited States andUltimately inWindhoek ($40,000); (d)Publication costsofproducing Namibia intheNews($20,000). 83.Noworkhasbeenstarted concerning theproduction ofaone-hour film documentary. Because ofscheduling, siteandotherdifficulties, aconcert could notbeorganized in1990asoriginally envisaged tocoincide withNamibia's independence. 84.Itisthusprojected thatasat31December 1990,therewillremain abalance of$368,700 outofthe1990-1991 appropriation approved bytheGeneral Assembly at itsforty-fourth session fortheNamibia information programme. B.Information centres 85.Inparagraph 1(2)(h)ofsection IIofitsresolution 44/50of8December 1989,theGeneral Assembly requested theSecretary-General, interalia,tomake adequate plansfortheestablishment ofaninformation centreinNamibia, consulting thereon withtheGovernment ofthenewnation immediately after independence. Inthelightofthatrequest, theSecretary-General intends to redeploy partoftheprojected savings of$368,700 towards thecostofestablishing anewinformation centreatWindhoek in1991. Therelated resource requirements of opening thecentre forthatyearareprojected at$259,700 (netofstaff assessment), asfollows: /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library----------------~---- A/C.5/45/2 English Page29 $ (a)Salary andcommonstaffcostsin1991for: (i) (ii)OnenewP-5postofCentreDirector FivenewLocallevelsupport posts45200 64500 (b)Recurrent annual operating costsforthe centre (taking intoaccount thecost experience forothercentres intheregion) (c)Non-recurrent start-up expenses Total100000 50000 2597CO
analysis: This text appears to be related to the promotion of a newly independent country, Namibia, and its integration into the international community. The focus is on raising public awareness of its economic and social needs, as well as highlighting the United Nations' role in its independence. The activities mentioned seem to be centered around information dissemination, education, and cultural exchange. Given the emphasis on promoting the country and its integration into the international community, I hypothesize that the most fitting category would be a combination of categories.