text: . 1111 References for the forty-third session (agenda item 62 (a)): (a) Report of the Committee on the Development and Utilisation of Rew and Renewable Sources of Energy: Supplement No. 36 (A/43/36)) (b) Report of the Second Committee (Part V): A/43/915/Add.4; (c) Resolution 431192; (d) Meetings of the Second Committee: A/C.2/43/SR.21-26, 36-40 and 42; (e) Plenary meetings AI43IW.63. I... A/45/100 English Page 242 energy; reiterated the need to pursue actively ways and means of mobilizing adequate additional financial resources commensurate with the needs of developing countries in the field of new and renewable sources of energy; and reaffirmed the importance of increasing inter-agency co-aperation within the United Nations system, as well as co-ordination of development activities for new and renewable sources of energy at all levels (resolution 431192). Document: Report of the Committee on the Development and Utilieation of New and Renewable Sources of Energy, Supplement lo. 36 (A/45/36). (f) I2smhmmt of the g At its forty-third sessionH m/ the General Assembly, reaffirming the importence of the development of the energy resources of developing countries and the need for measures by the international cozununity to assist and support the efforts of the developing countries, in particular the energy-deficient among them, to develop their energy resources , welcomed the report of the Secretary-General (document A/43/476 and Corr.l)r noted witb coacern that energy exploration and development trends in developing countries had been on the decline in recent years and requested the Secretary-General to outline a programme of action aimed at the acceleration of tbe exploration and development of their energy resourcee~ also requested the Secretary-General to continue to undertake appropriate studies and analyses of trends in energy exploration and development in developing countries, taking into account the activities of the relevant organisations of the United 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the development and utilization of new and renewable sources of energy, specifically in the context of developing countries. It mentions the need for financial resources, international cooperation, and energy exploration and development. These themes suggest that the category should be related to energy and natural resources.