text: TheGeneral Assembly alsoconsidered thatco-operation andco-ordination amongthe various organizations oftheUnited Nations systemintheimplementation and monitoring oftheProgramme ofAction should befurther strengthened. TheAssembly further considered thatatthenational levelfurther efforts toimprove co-ordination withintheUnited Nations systemshould betakeninthecontext of thecountry programming framework oftheUnited Nations andtheroleofthe resident co-ordinator. 45.19 Atitsthirtieth session, theCommittee forProgramme andCo-ordination had recommended thepreparation ofasystem-wide planofactionforAfrican economic recovery anddevelopment, takingintoaccount thedevelopment ofthesituation. /,., Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/45/6 (Prog.45) English Page6 Thatplanofaction, tobesubmitted in1992,wouldbeprepared infull consultation withotherrelevant organizations oftheUnitedNations system. (b)Course ofactionoftheSecretariat 45.20 Thefollowing activities willbecarried out: (a)Tocontinue and,asappropriate, enhance efforts to: (i)Highlight thecritical situation inAfricaasamajorfeature ofthe ongoing international agenda; (ii)Encourage theinternational community totranslate itscommitment into policy measures, including increased financial flowstoassistAfrica; (iii)Initiate actionthatwouldfurther mobilize thesupport oftheUnited Nations systemforAfrica's economic development andtransformation; (iv)Promote aco-ordinated andeffective response bytheUnitedNations system, atthepolicy andoperational levels; (b)Toco-ordinate thepreparation ofthesystem-wide planofactionfor African economic recovery anddevelopment; thepreparation ofthesystem-wide plan willinclude, interalia,thefollowing activities: (i)Identification ofcurrent mandates andactivities, including thosewhich havenotbeenimplemented; (ii)Indication oftheresources (regular budget andextrabudgetary) available aswellasthedesired levelofresources; (iii)Proposals regarding additional measures tobetakenforproviding the necessary support andassistance toAfrica; (c)Toensurethat,oncethesystem-wide planofactionisadopted: (i)Eachorganization identifies initsbiennial workprogramme those resources allocated fortheimplementation ofthesystem-wide planof action; (ii)Theorganizations concerned assistinmobilizing extrabugetary resources fortheactionplan; (iii)Resources involved intechnical assistance areusedeffectively; (d)Toensurethenecessary support forintergovernmental deliberations on African economic r~covery anddevelopment issues, including thepreparation of documentation; (e)Topromote specific action, interalia: I•.• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/45/6 (Prog. 45) English Page7 (i)Toeaseconditionalities associated withresource flowstoAfrica andto support economic reforms intheregion; (ii)Tomobilize international efforts towards improved commodity price stabilization andcompensation programmes; (iii) Tomobilize resources forthediversification oftheAfrican economy asa meansofreducing excessive dependence onafewvulnerable commodities; (f)Tostrengthen co-operation between thefocalpointsatHeadquarters and atAddisAbabaforactivities related toAfrican economic recovery, development and transformation. SUBPROGRAMME 2.MONITORING ANDASSESSMENT OFTHEIMPLEMENTATION OFACTION PROGRAMMES, INCLUDING THEIR FINANCIAL ASPECTS (a)Objectives 45.21 Thelegislative authority forthesubprogramme derives fromGeneral Assembly resolutions S-13/2, 43/27and44/24anddecision 44/411. 45.22 Indetermining thefactors necessary forthesuccess oftheProgramme of Action, theinternational community recognized thatthereshould be: (a)Greater support forthepolicy reforms andnecessary measures tobe
analysis: The text discusses the Programme of Action for African economic recovery and development, which implies a focus on economic development and its related aspects, such as resource mobilization, policy reforms, and support for international efforts. The text also mentions specific actions to be taken, such as promoting commodity price stabilization and diversifying the African economy, which suggests a connection to international trade and industry.