text: At its thirty-fourth session, the General Assembly affirmed that the Fund was a subsidiary organ of the Assemblyt invited the Secretary-General to arrange. in consultation with the members of the Administrative Committee on Co-ordination, for the Fund to participate in all aspects in that Committee and in its subsidiary machinery1 reaffirmed that the Fund should continue to avail itself of the services of DNDP, including those of its resident representatives; and requested the Secretary-General to report to the Assembly at its thirty-fifth session (resolution 34/104). At its thirty-fifth session, the General Assembly took note of the report of the Secretary-General called for under resolution 341104 (decision 351421). Subsequently, at the second regular session of the Adminietrative Committee on Co-ordination of 1980, held in November, the Fund becsme a member of that organ. At its twenty-eighth session, in 1981, the Governing Council of UNDP confirmed the priority areas on which the Fund should concentrate its support (decision U/7). At its twenty-ninth session, in 1992, the Governing Council of UNDP endorsed the continuation of the syrtem of priority countries and the modified criteria for the determination of priority countries , as outlined in the report of the Executive Director on the experience of the Fund with the system of priority countries (decision 82/20). At its thirtieth session, in 1983, the Governing Council of UNDP urged the Executive Director to continue to take advantage of the wide-ranging experience of international and national non-governmental organisations as executing agenciesr encouraged the Fund to increase support for fsmily planning research at the country level; and approved the proposed Financial Regulations of the Fund, to come into force on 1 Yanuary 1984 (decision 83117). At its thirty-ninth sessien, the General Assembly emphasised that international co-operation in tbe field of population was essential for the implementation of recommendations adopted at the International Conference on 
analysis: The text appears to be related to international cooperation and development, specifically focusing on the United Nations Fund and its involvement in various aspects of population and development. The text mentions the Fund's participation in the Administrative Committee on Co-ordination, its support for family planning research, and its involvement in the implementation of recommendations from the International Conference on Population. These themes suggest that the text is likely related to economic development, population, and humanitarian aid.