text: adopted bytheGeneral Assembly atitsseventeenth special session. d/Astatement ofprog'ramme budget implications fortheimplementation ofallmandates and activities included inthisGlobal Programme ofActionwillbepresented tothe General Assembly atitsforty-fifth session, together witharevised version ofthe proposed system-wide planondrugabusecontrol. Inaddition, inaccordance with General Assembly resolution 44/141 of15December 1989,paragraph 4,theAssembly willconsider atitsforty-fifth session areport oftheSecretary-General onthe enhancement oftheefficiency oftheUnited Nations structure fordrugabuse control. Regarding administrative andconference services, theSecretary-General willalsoreport totheAssembly atitsforty-fifth session inaccordance with resolution 44/201 B,sectionxv. 27.TheProgramme Activities onGlobal Social Development Issues, implemented by theCentre forSocial Develo~ment andHumanitarian Affairs, currently has 14subprogrammes, Le.,twoonglobal issues(participation, socialintegration and socialwelfare), fouronthestatus ofwomen, threeonspecial groups (youth, disabled, theaging), threeoncrimeprevention andcriminal justice andtwoon support activities. During thecurrent biennium, additional proposals forthe strengthening oftheCentrewillstemfromtheresults oftheEighth United Nations Congress onthePrevention ofCrimeandtheTreatment ofOffenders. Thereport of /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAlC.5/45/4 English Page8 theCongress willbeconsidered bytheGeneral Assembly atitsforty-fifth session together withtherequired statements ofprogramme budget implications. Such implications mightapplytothecurrent programme budget and/or tothenext programme budget. 28.Theproposed medium-term planfortheperiod 1992-1997 includes amajor programme V:"International co-operation forsocial development", withfive programmes onglobal social issues andpolicies, integration ofsocial groups, advancement ofwomen, international drugcontrol andcrimeprevention andcriminal justice. Theseprogrammes, together withtheoutline tobeconsidered bythe General Assembly, constitute theframework fortheelaboration oftheproposed programme budget forthebiennium 1992-1993. Regarding theprogrammes ondrug control andcrimeprevention, itislikely, asnotedabove,thatthedecisions to betakenbytheGeneral Assembly atitsforty-fifth session willhaveimplications fortheresources tobeproposed inthenextprogramme budget. Theprogramme on theadvancement ofwomenwillalsorequire proposals related tothepreparation, during thenextbiennium, oftheconference tobeheldin1995. 29.Theprogrammes onintegration ofsocial groups andonglobal social issues and policies include, interalia,activities related toyouth, thedisabled, theaging, preparation fortheInternational Yearof-theFamily (1994) andtheimplementation oftheGuiding Principles forDevelopmental Social Welfare Policies andProgrammes intheNearFuture. Theseactivities aremandated andcorrespond torecognized needs. Theyrequire, inparticular, anenhanced research capability intheCentre forSocial Development andHumanitarian Affairs. Inpresenting hisproposed programme budget forthebiennium 1992-1993, theSecretary-General willtherefore provide escimates ofadditional resources thatinalllikelihood wouldberequired fo:thefulfilment ofthefunctions oftheCentre forSocial Development and Humanitarian Affairs. 1/Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Forty-first Session, Supplement No.49(A/4l/49). ~/E/CONF.80/l0, chap.Ill. ~/Seeresolution S-17/2, annex. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
analysis: This text appears to be discussing the United Nations' programs and budget for social development, specifically focusing on issues such as drug abuse control, crime prevention, and the advancement of women. The text also mentions the need for enhanced research capabilities and the implementation of various programs and conferences. Given the focus on social development and humanitarian issues, it is likely that this text falls under the category of Humanitarian aid and relief.