text: reprelentative. oftheAdmini.trativ. Committee onCo-ordination andthoD.partm.nt ofInternational Economic andSocialAffair.. Introductory .tat.ment. wereal.o madebytherepre.entative. oftheUnitedNation& Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organilation andtheWorldHealthOrgani.ation. 41.Al.oatthe5thmeeting, .tatement. weremad.bytherepre••ntative. ofFrance (onbehalfoftheState.M.mbera oftheUnit.dNationl thataremember. ofthe European Economic Community), Yugo.lavia, theUkrainian SovietSociali.t Republic andtheUnionofSovi.tSociali.t RepUblic. andtheob.erver. forFinland (OD behalfoftheNordiccountrie.) andAu.tria. 42.Atthe6thmeeting, on11July,Itatem.nt. weremadebytherepre.entative. of theUnionofSovietSeciali.t Republicl, Bulgaria, China,Canada(onbehalfal.oof Au.tralia andNewZealand), SriLanka,Japan,theUnitedState.ofAmerica, Cuba andPolandandtneob.erver. forSweden(onbehalfoftheNordiccountrie.), Uganda andZimbabwe. Thereprelentativ. ortheUnitedNation. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organilation allomadeaItatement, WorldpecadeforCillllul pev.1Q~ent 43.Atthe11thmeeting, on17July,theob.erver forMauritania 121introduced a draftuloll.::ion (E/1ge9IC.3/L.5) entitled "WorldnecadeforCultural Development". 44.Atthe13thmeeting, onleJU1l.theVice-Chairman oftheCommittee, Mr.AlhajMuhammad Abdullah (Ghana), informed theCommittee that.duringinformal consultationl, ithadbeenagreedtorevi.ethedraftrelolution alfollow•• 101Inaccordance withrule72oftherule.ofprocedure oftheEconomic and SocialCounci1. -137-(a)Inoperative pau9raph 2,thewor","a.appropriate" werein.erted after theword".ffortll", (b)IIIoperative pau9raph 3,theworda"ifappropriate" ",erein.erted afte: thewc-rd."e.tabU.hment ofa.teering convnittee". 45.AttheRamemeeting, theCc-nvnittee adopted thedraftre.olution, a.orally reviaed. 46.Afterthedraftre.olution w~.adopted, therepre.entative oftheUnited lin9dom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland madea.tatement. 47.TheCouncil, atit.36thplenary meetin9, on27July.adopted thedraft re.olution reconvnended by theConvnittee (1/1080/133, para.21,draft re.olution I).Forthefinaltext,••eCoullcil re.olution 1~80/107. ~ntion andcQntrol QCagQyired immynodeCigienQ~ .~narome (AIDS) 48.Atthe14thmeetin9, on10JulYrtherepre.entative ofCanada, onbehal(of Au.tralia, 121Au.tria, lalBra.il, Bulgaria, Canada, Denmark, Finland, lalFrance, theGermanDemocratic Republic, 121Japan,theNetherland., NewZealand, Norway, Poland, Iwanda, Spain,lalSweden,lalThailand, theUnionofSovietSociali.t Republic., theUnitedKin9dom ofGreatBritain andNorthern Ireland, the UnitedState. oCAmerica, ZambiaandZimbabwe, lalintroduced adraftre.olution (E/1089/C. 3/L.10)entitled "Prevention andcontrol ofacquired invnunodeUciency .yndrome (AIDS)". 49.Atthe15thmeetin9, on20July,theVice-Chairman oftheCommittee, Mr.larlBorchard (Fe~.ral Republic oCGermany), informed theConvnittee ofthe re.ultl oCtheinformal con.ultation. heldonthedraCtre.olution. 50.Atits16thmeetin9, on21July,theCommittee con.idered arevi.eddraft re.olution (B/1980/C.3/L.10/Rev.l), whichcontained thefollowin9 change.1 (a)Inthefintpreambuhr para9uph theword"conclualonl" walreplaced by theword"di.cuuion.", (b)IntheCifthpre.nbular paragraph theword."humanright.anddignity of peopleinfected withthehumanimmunodeficiency virul"werereplaced bythewordl "humanrightlanddi9nity oCallpeople, inclUding tho..infected withthehuman invnunodeficiency viru."/ (c)Theoixthpreambular paragraph, whichhadread. "Reaffirming thatthe.trug9le egain.t AIDS.houldbeconal.tent withand notdivertattention fromothernational pUblichealthprioritie. and development 90al.ordivertinternational effort. alldre.ource. ne.dedfor overall healthprioritiel", walreplaced bythefollowing text. -138-"Btaffirmin9 tbattheItruCjJCjJle aCjJainlt AIDIiIhouldbeconliltent with/lnd a.vert',eitherattention norrelourcel fromotbernaUonal publ1chealth prior1tiea /lnddevelopment 9\)allandIbouldnotdivertint:ernaUonal effort, andre,ource. neldedforoverall he~lthprioritie."1 (d)AfterthelixthprramDular paraCjJraph, anewparaqraph wa,In.erted, readingl "AxAI..t.thatAIDScanhaveledou. e('onomic andlocialconlequence" particularly incountries withahiCjJhincidence ofinfection fromthehuman immunodlficiency viruIcoitedpubl1cbealth..rvic..andother dlvelopmlntal relourcol"; (e)Intheliltpreambular paraCjJraph, tbewords"mayhaveahiqhlrrilk"were rlplaced bytbewordl"recently appeartohavedlvlloped ahiCjJherrilk"1 (f)Afteroplrative paraCjJraph 2,anewoperativl paraCjJraph wa,in.ertld, rllldinCjJI "3.algu••t.theBecrltary-Oeneral, inviewofthepotentially ,eriou, implication, oftheAIDSpandemic forlocio-economic development in,ami
analysis: The text appears to be a report from a United Nations committee discussing a resolution related to the prevention and control of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). The language used is formal and official, suggesting a serious and important topic. The text also mentions international cooperation and the potential economic implications of the AIDS pandemic. These factors lead me to believe that the most fitting category is likely to be Health.