text: increasing the contribution of the relevant organs. organisations and bodies of the United Nations system, as far as they were concerned, to achieviag the full ’ realisation of the principles and objectives contaiaed in the Declaration and to submit it, through the Commission for Social Development and tbs Economic and Social Council, to the Assembly at its forty-fourth session (resolution 411142). At its thirty-first session, in March 1989, the Commission for Social Development considered the v on the e and ito annex on the critical social sftuation in Africa and the report on the hplessentation of the Declaration on Social Progress and Development and transmitted itr viewa, as contained in its report (E/1989/25) to the Economic and Social Council at its firrt regular session of 1989. At its first regular session of 1989, the tconomic and Social Council, stressing the need for a comprehenrive and integrated view of the interrelationships between economic and social problems, reaffirmed that, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 40/100 and tconomic and Social Council resolutions 1987140 and 1987152, the 1989 report on the world social rftuation would be submitted to the Assembly at its forty-fourth sessionr requested the Secretary-General to submit to the Asrembly at its forty-fifth session, through the Economic and Social Council, an expanded version of the 1909 repertr also requested ths Secretary-General to submit a report to the Assembly at its forty-sixth session, through the Economic end Social Council , on the work being done within the United Wations system to improve and further develop quantitative and qualitative indicators that measure accurately the social condition and the standards of fiviog I... A/45/100 English Page 278 of the world’s population, particularly in developing countries; further requested the Secretary-General, in preparing the next report on the world social situation. to give high priority to an analysis of the main indicators of social progress and 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the work of the United Nations system in addressing social issues, particularly in developing countries. It mentions the Declaration on Social Progress and Development, the Commission for Social Development, and the Economic and Social Council, which suggests a focus on economic and social development. The text also mentions indicators of social progress, which could be related to various aspects of human life, such as health, education, and employment.