text: operate in order to ensure the orderly completion of all programmes and activities currently financed from it, and as set forth in annex II to the present resolutions and that a report in this respect shall be made to the General Assembly at an appropriate time; 4. Decides that the United Nations Fund for Namibia shall operate under the custody of the Secretary-General; 5. Decides to establish the United Nations Trust Committee for the United Nations Fund for Namibia, the composition and guidelines of which shall follow the pattern of the United Nations Fund for Namibia, to serve as the trustee of the Fund until its dissolution; 6. Requests the Committee, with the agreement of the Government of Namibia, to take the necessary measures to ensure the completion of ongoing programmes and activities currently financed from the United Nations Fund for Namibia; Ъ/ For the text of the Charter of the United Nations Institute for Namibia, as amended, see Official Records of the General Assembly, Thirty-seventh Session, Supplement No. 24 (A/37/24), annex IV. -5-7. Requests the Secretary-General, in co-operation with the Goverximents of Namibia and Zambia, to co-ordinate the relocation to Namibia and the eventual transfer to the Government of Namibia of the United Nations Institute for Namibia; 8. Expresses its deep appreciation to the Government of Zambia for accommodating the United Nations Institute for Namibia prior to Namibia's independence and extending services, courtesies and privileges to facilitate the Institute's operations in Zambia; 9. Approves, in this connection, the amended Charter of the United Nations Institute for Namibia as contained in annex III to the present resolutions; 10. Requests the Committee, with the agreement of the Government of Namibia, to provide broad guidelines and formulate principles and policies for the United Nations Institute for Namibia until its transfer to the Government of Namibia; 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the process of transferring the United Nations Fund for Namibia and the United Nations Institute for Namibia to the Government of Namibia, with the aim of ensuring the orderly completion of programs and activities. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it is a resolution or a decision made by an international organization. The text does not mention specific economic development projects, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the administrative and organizational aspects of transferring the two entities to the new government.