text: General Assembly, deplores in particular the fact that those agencies continue to maintain co-operation with the colonialist racist minority régime of South Africa and urges the executive heads of those agencies to draw the particular attention of their governing organs to the present resolution with a view to formulating spe­ cific programmes beneficial to the peoples of the co­ lonial Territories, particularly Zimbabwe and Namibia; 7. Requests the specialized agencies and other or­ ganizations within the United Nations system to render or continue to render, as a matter of urgency, all pos­ sible moral and material assistance to the colonial peoples in Africa struggling for their liberation from colonial rule; 8. Requests once again the specialized agencies and other organizations within the United Nations system to continue to provide all moral and material assistance to the newly independent and emerging States; 9. Recommends that the organizations concerned should initiate or broaden contacts with the colonial «oIbid., Supplement No. 23 (A/32/23/Rev.l), vol. I, chap. VI 164 peoples in consultation with the Organization of Afri­ can Unity, review their procedures wiih respect to the formulation and preparation of assistance programmes and projects and introduce greater flexibility in these procedures so as to be able to extend the necessary assistance without delay to help the colonial peoples and their national liberation movements in their struggle to exercise their inalienable right to self-determination and independence in accordance with General As­ sembly resolution 1514 (XV); 10. Urges those specialized agencies and organiza­ tions within the United Nations system which have not already done so to include in the agenda of the regular meetings of their governing bodies a separate item on the progress made by those organizations in their im­ plementation of the Declaration and other relevant reso­ lutions of the United Nations; 11. Urges once again the specialized agencies and 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the issue of colonialism and the struggle for independence in Africa, particularly in Zimbabwe and Namibia. It is urging various agencies and organizations to provide assistance to these countries and to promote self-determination and independence. The text does not mention specific economic or technological initiatives, but rather emphasizes the need for moral and material support.