text: 653. shou with 654. shou 50P 655. shou budg 656. requ prop 657. Co-o reco expr acti dup1d 150 e y(b)Underprogramme 1(Foodandagriculture inAfrica), thetitleof programme element 1.2should bechanged toread"Monitoring andevaluation ofthe implementation ofGeneral Assembly resolution 35/64ontheLagosPlanofActL'n withrespect tofoodandagriculture duringtheperiod1986-1990"; (c)Underprogramme 13(Social development inAfrica), inoutput(ii)of programme element 3.1(participation ofwomenindevelopment), afterthewords "contributions ofwomento"thewords"theformulation of"should beinserted. 650.Withtheabovechanges, theCommittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly shouldapprove theprogramme narrative ofsection 13oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. Section 14.Economic Commission forWestern Asia Iring :he :he on !das )mic Ly gos 5/64651.TheCommittee recommended thatprogramme element 2.2(Survey ofresearch and statistical services related tobuilding materials intheECWAregion) ofthe programme budgetforthebiennium 1984-1985 shouldbereinstated asprogramme element 3.2ofprogramme 4(Humansettlements inWestern Asia)intheproposed programme budgetfor1986-1987. 652.TheCommittee recommended thattheJointInspection Unit,initsongoing examination oftheregional commissions, shouldgivehighpriority toitsreviewof ECWA. 653.TheCommittee recommended that,whererelevant, moredetailed information shouldbeprovided inthefutureontheco-ordination ofECWAprogramme activities withthoseofotherUnitedNations bodies. 654.TheCommittee recommended thatfutureproposed programme budgets ofECWA shouldidentify alloutputs financed fromextrabudgetary resources byatleast 50percent. 655.Withtheabovechanges, theCommittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly shouldapprove theprogramme narrative ofsection 14oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. Section 15.UnitedNations Conference onTradeandDevelopment 656.Takingintoaccount theviewsexpressed byitsmembers, theCommittee requested thatgreater efforts should bemadetoimprove thepresentation ofthe propo~ed programme budgetforUNCTAD. 657.Inthelightoftherecommendations oftheCommittee forProgramme and Co-ordination concerning thetriennial reviewoftheimplementation of recommendations onthemanufactures programme (E/AC.5l/1985/10), theCommittee expressed theviewthatUNCTADshouldstrengthen itsefforts inco-ordinating its activities withthoseofotheragencies involved inordertoavoidunproductive duplication. -133-6 S c r 6 P 16 s b 6 c t p s Cc P f 6 A P oSection 18.UnitedNations Environment Programme ii.I'\I(d)Economic co-operation amongdeveloping countries -134-Section 16.International TradeCentre659.TheCommittee welcomed theestablishment oftheEvaluation Unitandexpressed thehopethattherewouldbeclosecollaboration between theUnitandtheOffice forProgramme Planning andCo-ordination. (b)Money,finance anddevelopment 660.TheCommittee recommended thatinprogramme element 1.5(International monetary issues) outputs (i)and(ii)should becombined. (c)Manufactures andsemi-manufactures 661.TheCommittee recommended thatdesignation ofhighest priority begivento programme element 2.3(Implementation andimprovement ofthegeneralized systemof preferences andofspecial anddifferential treatment fordeveloping countries). 662.TheCommittee wasoftheviewthatitwasnecessary toprevent the disproportionate growthinresources allocated toadvisory services, ascompared to otherareas. 667.TheCommittee recommended thatprogramme element 2.2(Healthofthepeopleand theenvironment) shouldnotbedesignated asbeingoflowestpriority.666.TheCommittee recommended thattheGeneral Assembly shouldapprove the programme narrative ofsection 16oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the proposed programme budget for the United Nations, specifically focusing on the recommendations made by the Committee for Programme and Co-ordination. The text mentions various UN agencies, programs, and activities, such as food and agriculture, social development, economic commission, and international trade. The report also touches on issues like coordination, budgeting, and prioritization. Given the scope and content of the text, it seems to be primarily focused on economic development and international cooperation.