text: co-operation of the Organization of African Unity and, through it, of the national liberation movements, con­ crete programmes for such assistance to the peoples of Angola, Mozambique, Southern Rhodesia and Nami­ bia, including, in particular, the peoples in the liberated areas of those Territories and their national liberation movements; (b) The Organization of African Unity should be invited to take appropriate measures to maintain con­ tinued contacts with Governments with a view to facili­ tating the sponsoring and preparation of the necessary assistance projects in this regard; « Ibid., chap. VI. (c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development should be requested to consider, in consul­ tation with the Organization of African Unity, all forms of support which the Bank might be able to extend to the Governments concerned for the purpose of assist­ ing those peoples; (d) The Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme should be requested to con­ sider at its seventeenth session, inter alia, waiving the counterpart obligations normally required of the spon­ soring Governments in respect of projects beneficial to the peoples concerned; 5. Reiterates its urgent request that the specialized agencies and other organizations within the United Nations system, including in particular the United Nations Development Programme and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, should take measures, within their respective spheres of com­ petence, to increase the scope of their assistance to refugees from colonial Territories, including assistance to the Governments concerned in the preparation and execution of projects beneficial to those refugees, and, in that connexion, to introduce the greatest possible measure of flexibility in their relevant procedures, and, with a view to increasing the flow of assistance to refugees, invites the Governments of the countries of residence to pay special attention, as far as possible, to projects carried out in co-operation with the organi­
analysis: The text discusses the provision of assistance to various countries and territories, particularly those in Africa, for the purpose of promoting development and self-determination. It mentions specific organizations, such as the Organization of African Unity, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and the United Nations Development Programme, and requests that they take certain measures to provide support. The text also mentions refugees from colonial territories, which suggests that humanitarian aid and relief may be involved.