text: right to development and land rights. FAO also works with indicators in connection with the Inter-Agency Food and Nutrition Surveillance Programme (IFNS), a joint initiative with WHO and UNICEF. 43. In addition to the specialized agencies, a vast array of other United Nations agencies deal with indicators in a manner consistent with economic, social and cultural rights. Among these, UNRISD has probably carried out the most extensive analytical, theoretical and technical work on social and economic indicators. Its Measurement and Analysis of Socio-Economic Development; An Enquiry into International Indicators of Development and Quantitative Interrelations of Social and Economic Components of Development represents an important work in this field. 2S/ In addition, the UNRISD Research Data Bank of Development Indicators offers a comprehensive source of information. 29/ One of its current interests concerns the improvement of social and development indicators involving a critical assessment of the available data in selected countries and an exploration of low-cost methods of collecting social statistics. Л0/ UNRISD's work on indicators has not been solely international. For instance, it has carried out a variety of programmes dealing with local questions, such as the project entitled "Measurement and Analysis of Progress at the Local Level". 31/ 44. UNICEF's The State of the World's Children deals with indicators extensively. The 1989 version of this publication contains eight detailed tables concerning: (a) basic indicators; (b) nutrition; (c) health; (d) education; (e) demographic indicators; (f) economic indicators; (g) women; (h) basic indicators for less populous countries. 32/ Each of these is disaggregated nationally and into more specified categories. In addition to these useful indicators, the supplementary chapter of this report, entitled "Measuring Real Development", critically addresses the way in which indicators are used to measure progress towards development at present, and suggests several more appropriate and direct measures of measuring human progress. It 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the development of indicators related to economic, social, and cultural rights, with a specific emphasis on food and nutrition, social and economic development, and human progress. While it does not explicitly mention natural resources, agriculture, or industry, it does mention FAO, which is an agency focused on food and agriculture. However, the text's scope is broader than just agriculture or natural resources, and it seems to be more focused on the overall development of societies.