text: contalned in "Developftent and internatlonal econonic ceoperation: inmediate measurea in favour of Che developing countrie6: report of the Secretary-Genera I" (A/39/3981 . ?/ see nReview and appraisal ot the International DeveloPnent strategy for the Taird united Nations Developnent Decade", rePorta ot the secr etary-General (A/Ac.Zl9/36', and (A/39,/tl5 and Corr.I anal 2). 2/See R rethe LeastDeveI Countr I l- 14 No. 8.82.I.8), part one,Sect. A.(unlted Nat ionspublicatlon, Sales A/40 /597 Engli6h Page 22 Notes ( cont inued) !/ see "Statenent by the Pregident of tbe Econoni.c and s@ial council on the qeneral discussion of international economlc and social policy, including regional and sectoral develoPmenta: note by the Secretary-Generaln (A/4O/5251 and the report of the Sec r etary-Gene ra L on lnternational co-operation ln the fields of noney, tinance, debt, resource f,lou6, trade and developrnent. !/ See Food and Agriculture OrganizaCion ot the United Nations, tr Food situation in Africa" (CL 87113) , Irtay 1985. 9-/ Food and Agriculture OrganizatLon of the United Nations, "Food situatlon in African countries affected bg emergenciea". apecial report, 29 June 1985. Forthe nost recent data, see the Oniteal Natlons Office for Energency Operations in Atrica, "SEatus report on the emergency situation in Africa'r, periodically updated, and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Natlons, Food Outl6k, monthly, Z/ tlorld Health Organization, "Collaboration wtthin Ehe United Nations systen: energency health and medical assistance to drought- str ic ken and fanine-atfected countries in Africa: report by the Di rec tor-cenera 1" lA/38/L6,2 Dray 1985) , p. 3. 9./ For a more detalled reviec of the efforts of the United Nations system inthis regard, see 'rcritj,cal econonic sieuation in Africa: report of, lhe Secretary-Generaln lA/4O/372 anal Add.I and 2). annex to addendum l. 2/ see Econolinic and Socla1 Council, nsecond special memorandun by the
analysis: The text appears to be a report discussing international economic cooperation and development, specifically focusing on immediate measures to support developing countries. It mentions the Food and Agriculture Organization, World Health Organization, and other UN agencies, indicating a strong connection to international cooperation and development. The text also references food security, famine, and emergency situations in Africa, which suggests a humanitarian aid and relief aspect. However, the primary focus seems to be on economic development and international cooperation.