text: 49' The Departnent of public rnfornation should disseminate informationconcerning the decisions of the united Nations dearing with acts of terrorisnin all its forns. rn this regard. all the rerevant united Nations resoluEronsand the statenent made by the Sec re tary-cene ra I in san Francisco on26 June 1985 should be recalled. 50. The Department of pubtic Information should focus on and give widercoverage to the economic, social and development activities of the unitedNat ions system ained at achieving u *or" "orpr"hensive irnage of the activrtresand potential of the united Nations system, laking into account the prioritiesset by the ceneral Assenbly, particurarry in the light of the forthclrningfortieth anniversary of the United Nations. 5.1' Note should be taken of the assessment contained in the report of thesec retary-Gen eral ly of the experimental dairy short-wave radio broadcastsfrom Headquarters pend ing the subnission to the corunittee on rnfornation oftbe final report on the results of the experinent. 52' The secretary-cenera I shourd continue his efforts to deverop a syslen formonieoring and evaluating the effectiveness of the acti.vities of lheDepartnent of Public tnformation, par!icularly in the priority areasdeterrnined by the ceneral Assenbl-y. 53. Future reports of lhe Department of public rnformat.ion to the comnilteeon Infornation and to the General Assenbly, in particular on new program,nes oron the expansion of existing progranmes, should contain: (a) More adequare infornation on the output of the Departnent in respecrof each topj.c included in its work programne, rrhich forns lhe basis of itsprcg ranne budge t t (b)The costs of the activities undertaken in respect of each topici (c) More adequate information on target audiences. end_use of theDepartmentrs products, and analysis of feedback data received by theDepartment i (d) The Departnentrs evaluation ofprog rarnnes and act ivit ies,the effectiveness of it6 di.f ferent 26/ ^/Ac.198/88,^/ 40/LO24 Engli.sh Paqe 22
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the work of the United Nations Department of Public Information and its role in disseminating information to the public. It mentions specific areas of focus, such as the economic, social, and development activities of the United Nations system, and the evaluation of the department's activities. This suggests that the text is related to international organizations and global governance, rather than specific sectors like agriculture or industry.