text: such fields as financing, both bilateral an<l multilateral, exptroration and energy planning at the national level, information flows, education and training, researeh and development, and technology transferi "(c) A review of the energy investment reguirements of the developing countries and the possible and available nechanisms for the financing of such investment, and of the existing gaps and tbe prospective means of filling them, particularly in tbe field of energv exploration, takinq into aceount desirable levels of increase in the ratio of energv consumption in those countriest,. 2. After taking note of the report, the Economic and Social Couneil, in its resolution 1983,/60 of 28 July 1983, reguested the Secretary-General. to subrnit theconpleted report, in accordance with the nandate qiven by the General Assembly inits resolution 37/25I, to the Assenkrly at its thirty-eighth session, to enable it to consider this question in depth and to take action as appropriate. A note bythe Seeretary-General was prepared to meet that request (A/38/5I2), tbe annex to which expanded on the discussion of the prospects for greater use of new and renewable sources of energy and noted the present and potential- role of nuclear Potter plants in developing countries. 3. At its thirtv-eighth session, the General Assemblv adopted resolution 381151of 19 December 1983, by which it took note of the above-nentioned reports and requested the Secretary-General to conplete his comprehensive report on the development of the energy resources of the <teveloping eountries, as reguested bythe General Assembly in its resolution 37/25L and the Eeonomic and Social Councilin its resolution 1983/60 of 28 July 1983, and to report to the Assemhly at itsthirty-ninth session. In response to that resuest, a report was prepared (A/39/420
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the development of energy resources in developing countries, including financing, exploration, and planning. It also mentions the role of nuclear power plants and new and renewable sources of energy. The focus is on the international level, with references to the United Nations and its agencies. This suggests that the text is concerned with international cooperation and development, rather than a specific sector like agriculture or industry.