text: 1.1Representation ofNamibia Outputs: 1.International Telecommunications Union(ITU),Informal AdHocMeeting onWorking Methods andOrganization for XVIIPlenary Assembly oftheInternational Radio Consultative Committee (Geneva, 30January to 1February 1990)(i)Substantive servicing ofdelegations ofthe Council tointernational conferences and meetings ofunitedNations specialized agencies andorganizations aswellastomeetings of intergovernmental bodies onmatters affecting Namibia (firstquarter of1990)l.l(i) Duringtheperiod 1January to21March1990, delegations oftheCouncil attended thefollowing meetings: the 2.Commission onHumanRights -forty-sixth session (Geneva, 29January to9March1990 3.SenateoftheUnitedNations Institute forNamibia ­ thirtieth meeting (Arusha, 13-17February 1990) 4.Tenthannualmeeting ofspecialized agencies onNamibia iLusaka, 19-25February 1990) 5.WorldPeaceCouncil (Athens, 6-11February 1990) 6.Organization ofAfrican unity(OAU),Co-ordinating Cr~ittee fortheLiberation ofAfrica -fifty-third o<jinary sessio~ (Cairo, 12-14February 1990) ::-7. 8.Preparatory Commission fortheInternational Sea-Bed Authority andfortheInternational Tribunal fortheLaw oftheSea-eighthsession (Kingston, 5-30March1990) UritedNations Institute forNamibia -thirty-first me~ting oftheSenate (Windhoek, 14-24March1990)'at'l»' DI::s.....I!ll!lnlP..... ....U1W"'.....10::'-'" U1 ..... N Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Librarypr?gramm~ narrJtiveObservations 9.unitedNations Development Programme (UtlDP)­ organizational meeting andspecial session (Newvork, 20-23February 1990) 10.unitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization (UNESCO), WorldConference onEducation for All(Jomtien, Thailand, 5-9f1arch1990)'Ct>l;l>'III;:l, \Q \Qn 111.........c.n ..."',0:>'''''c.n, N A.Fullmembership(ii)Assistance totheCouncil initsparticipation intheworkofthespecialized agencies asa fullmember, withthecouncil representing Namlbia asthelegalAoministering Authority for Namibia (first q~arter of1990)l.l(U) TheCouncil heldmembership inthefollowing specialized agencies andintergovernmental organizations oftheunitedNations system: ,1.2Commemoration oftheindependence ofNamibia Output: (i)Assistance tothecouncil initsparticipation inthecelebration ceremonies forNamibia's independence, heldatWindhoek on21March1990FoodandAgriculture Organization oftheUnitedNations (FAO) International LabourOrganisation (ILO) UNESCO UnitedNations Conference onTradeandDevelopment (UNCTAD) -TradeandDevelopment Board(TDB) OfficeoftheUnitedNations HighCommissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) -Executive Committee UnitedNations Industrial Development Organization (UN1DO) International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) International Sea-Bed Authority andjortheInternatiopal Tribunal fortheLawoftheSea-preparatory Committee (signatory totheFinalAct) International Telecommunication union(ITU) Eastern andSouthAfrica Management Institute (ESAMI) B.Associate membership WorldHealthOrganization (WHO) Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryProgramme narrative Subprogramme 2:Reviewing andreporting ontheprogress ofthe liberation struggle inNamibia (a)Reference: Medium-term planfortheperiod1984-1989, A/37/6 andCorr.l, paras.4.42to4.45 General Assembly resolution 44/243 A 2.1Assistance totheCouncil inthereview andanalYsis oftheprogress oftheliberation struggle inNamibia initspolitical, military, social andeconomic aspects andpreparation ofrelated reports Outputs: (i)Substantive servicing ofmeetings ofthe Council, inclUding meetings awayfrom Headquarters, aswellasmeetings oftheBureau, theSteering Committee oftheCouncil, itsthree
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations on the activities of the Council for Namibia, covering various international conferences, meetings, and organizations. The report highlights the Council's participation and representation in these events, as well as its assistance to the Namibian government in its liberation struggle. The text mentions specific organizations, such as the United Nations Development Programme, UNESCO, and the International Labour Organization, which suggests a focus on development, education, and humanitarian aid.