text: UNITED NATIONS General Assembly Distr. GENERAL A/44/24/Add.l/Côrr.1/Rev.1 6 September 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH Forty-fourth session REPORT OF THE UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA Addendum Corrigendum 1. Page 1. Contents Delete III. AMENDED CHARTER OF THE UNITED NATIONS INSTITUTE FOR NAMIBIA ... 9 2. Page 3, draft resolution A. first preambular paragraph, second line For United Nations Council for South Africa read United Nations Council for South West Africa 3. Page 5, draft resolution В (a) Delete the penultimate preambular paragraph of the draft resolution. (b) Operative paragraph 5, third line For pattern of the United Nations Fund for Namibia read pattern of the Committee on the United Nations Fund for Namibia (c) Delete footnote 5. 4. Page 6. draft resolution В (a) Operative paragraph 7 For the existing text substitute 7. Decides that the United Nations Institute for Namibia, having fulfilled its mandate to provide substantive support in its areas of competence in the struggle for freedom of the Namibians and the establishment of an independent Namibia and in view of the critical financial difficulties which it is experiencing, shall cease its operations on 30 September 1990; 90-21563 1962d (E) /.. . A/44/24/Add.1/Corr,1/Rev.1 English Page 2 (b) Insert a new operative paragraph 8 reading 8. Requests the Secretary-General, in consultation with the United Nations Trust Committee for the United Nations Fund for Namibia, and in co-operation with the Governments of Namibia and Zambia, to implement the closure of the United Nations Institute for Namibia as provided for in paragraph 7 above, and to liquidate its assets and discharge its liabilities and, having regard to the needs of Namibia and the successor institution to the Institute, to make available any residual net assets for utilization by such successor institution; (c) Renumber the present operative paragraph 8 as paragraph 9. 
analysis: This text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly regarding the closure of the United Nations Institute for Namibia, which was established to support the struggle for independence in Namibia. The report discusses the Institute's mandate, its financial difficulties, and its planned closure. The text also mentions the implementation of the closure and the liquidation of the Institute's assets. Given the context, it seems that the category would be related to international relations, development, or humanitarian aid.