text: International Labour Organisation; Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations; United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization; World Health Organization; World Bank; International Monetary Fund; International Maritime Organization, United Nations Industrial Development Organization. 69. The following intergovernmental organizations were represented at the Meeting: Caribbean Community; Commonwealth Secretariat; Organization of American States. (e) Adoption of the report of the Meeting of Governmental Experts of Island Developing Countries and Donor Countries and Organizations 70. At the closing meeting on 29 June 1990, the Rapporteur, introducing the draft report of the Meeting (TD/B/AC.46/L.1, Add.1-3) stated that it reflected the proceedings of the plenary meetings and the Chair's text TD/B/AC.46/CRP.1. 71. At the same meeting the Meeting adopted the draft report in its entirety with a number of amendments and authorized the Rapporteur to complete the final text as appropriate. A/CONF.147/5 TD/B/AC.46/4 page 22 TD/B/AC.46/1 and Corr.l TD/B/AC.46/2 TD/B/AC.46/3 and addenda UNCTAD/RDP/LDC/31 UNCTAD/RDP/LDC/32 UNCTAD/RDP/LDC/33 Annex CHECKLIST OF DOCUMENTS Provisional agenda Problems of island developing countries and proposals for appropriate action Issues for consideration: Note prepared by the UNCTAD secretariat Contributions from United Nations Organizations and other relevant intergovernmental organizations Background documentation "Intrinsic disabilities of island developing countries", by Lloyd Searwar, UNCTAD Consultant "The problems of inter-island transport", by A.D. Couper, UNCTAD Consultant "Improving public sector performance of island developing countries through modern information technology", by Morgens D. Romer, UNCTAD Consultant 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the challenges and problems faced by island developing countries, and the efforts of various international organizations to address these issues. The topics covered include inter-island transport, public sector performance, and modern information technology, which suggests that the category should be related to economic development, transportation, and technology.