text: (a)Inplenentation of the Progranne of Accion for the Second Half of.lhe Uniled Nations Decade for nonen: report of the s Ac the fortieth session' the General Assenbly eill have before it a note by the Secretary-General transmitcinq the Report ot the Interreqional Seninar on National Experience Relating to tbe Inprovernent of the situation of t{or$en in Rural Areas called for under resolution 39/126 (A/40/2391 . (b) ttlorld Conference to Revie, and Appraise the Achievenenes of the United Nations Decade for nomen: Equalitv, Developrnent and Peace A! the fortieth session. the General Assembly vrill have before it the report of the world Conference to Revi,eu and Appraise the Achievenents of the United Nations Decade for tlonen: Eoualj'ty' Development and Peace. (c) Voluntarv Fund t'or the United Nations Decade for wonen: reports of the Secretary-Gene ra IAt the fortieth session, the General of the SecreEary-General called tor under Add. 1 and A/4o/7A-E/L985/lO\ . At the fortieth session, the General of the S ec retary-General caIIed tor under (d) Prevention of prostitutionAssenbly t ill have before it the reports resolution 38/25 (A/ 40/ 65-E/ L9A5 /7 and Assenbly t.iII have before lt the reports resolutions f9/L25 and 39/I27 - At the fortieth session, tbe General Assembly tdill have before it the comnents by the Economic and Social CounciI. called for undet resolution 38/107'L/40/LOo/Add. L English Page 65 93. At its flrst regular session of 1985, the Econonic and social council adoptedon 30 Uay 1985 decision 1985,/f55 entitled "Right of peoples to se lf-deterni.nat lonand its appLlcat{on to peoples under coloniar or alien donination or forergnoccupat ioni (deci6ion 1985/I55) At the fortieth session, the General Assenbl.y t'ill have before it a report ofthe secre tary-ceneral called for under reBolutio^s 39/17 and 39,/lg l /40/4651 . 94. Ellmlnation of, al.l fornB of raclal discrininationl At present, the Comnittee is compoaed of
analysis: The text appears to be related to the United Nations and its activities, specifically focusing on reports and resolutions related to women's issues, equality, and development. The topics mentioned include the implementation of programs, conferences, and reports on various aspects of women's lives, such as rural areas, prostitution, and self-determination. The text does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather focuses on social and human rights issues.