text: improve the food situation and protect the nutritional levels of affected groups, in particular low-income groups, especially during the implementation of structural adjustment programmes; urged that concerted efforts be made at the mid-term review >f multilateral trade negotiations at Montreal, Canada, taking into account the need to provide special and differential treatment for developing countries; emphasised the urgency of strengthening international co-operation in the field of transfer of agricultural technology and of facilitating the free exchange of information on experience and technology relating to food production, processing and storage; called upon the international community to support and complement the efforts made by African Governments to stimulate agriculture and food production and to implement fully the United Nations Programme of Action for African Economic Recovery and Development 1966-19901 urged all States members of IFAD to take decisive action to ensure the timely conclusion of the negotiations on tbe third replenishment of the resources of the Fundr took note with satisfaction that the target of the Special Progreumne for Sub-Saharan African Countries Affected by Drought and Desertification of the Fund had been achieved and appealed for increased contributions to the Fund? appealed to the international comnunity to contribute generously to WFP so that its pledging target could be attained; noted with appreciation tbe eighth replenishment of IDA and stressed the need to draw upon those resources for the development of food and agriculture; stressed the need for co-ordinated international action to tackle the long-term problems of migratory pest control. The Assembly also urged WFC to continue, wi*hin its mandate: (a) to assess the overall impact of structural adjustment progrssmes in developing countries on the nutritional levels of their populations and to suggest remedial measures in that area; (b) to assess the impact of liberalised international trade 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the global effort to address food security, poverty, and economic development, particularly in developing countries. It mentions specific programs and organizations, such as IFAD, WFP, and IDA, and emphasizes the need for international cooperation to achieve these goals. The text also touches on issues related to agricultural technology, trade, and migration, which are all relevant to the category of Agriculture, forestry and fishing.