text: the export performance and possibilities of developing countries, taking into account their effects on the structure of production and patterns of demand in all countries, as well as the level of technological development, and their impact on the technological transformation of developing countries; 4. Also requests the Secretary-General of UNCTAD to take the necessary steps to ensure the integrated and coherent examination of these issues within the secretariat, in co-operation with other relevant international organizations; 5. Further requests the Secretary-General of UNCTAD to submit his report on the results of this work to the Committee on Transfer of Technology at its sixth session for its consideration. 661st meeting 29 March 1985 309 (XXX) Services 12/ The Trade and Development Board 1. Agrees that the contribution of UNCTAD to future work, pursuant to Conference resolution 159 (VI) of 2 July 1983, should encompass, in addition to the ongoing work on specific sectors of services: (aj Consideration of the definitional aspects of services; (b_) Strengthening and refining of the data base at the national, regional and international levels, together with methodological improvement in this field; (£) Further in-depth studies of the role of services in the development process to enable countries to analyse the role of the services sector in their economies and its contribution to all aspects of the development process; (d) Assisting, upon request, within available resources, interested member States in their analysis of the role of services in their economies; 2* Requests the Secretary-General of UNCTAD to invite the United Nations Development Programme and other appropriate sources to provide assistance in meeting individual and joint requests in the implementation of paragraph 1 of the present decision. 661st meeting 29 March 1985 310 (XXX) Protectionism and structural adjustment 14/ The Trade and Development Board, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the development of services sector, technological transformation, and structural adjustment in developing countries, with a focus on the role of international organizations and the need for data and research. It seems to be more focused on economic development and trade than other categories.