text: Secretary-General of new and renewable sources of energy (decision 401444). At its forty-first session, the General Assembly took note of and endorsed the report of the Committee on the Development and Utilisation of New and Renewable Sources of Energy at its third session8 reaffirmed the significance of the Nairobi Programme of Action as the basic framework of action by the international communityt and invited all Governments and the appropriate international financial institutions, intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations and organs and bodies of the United Nations system to continue their support and intensify *heir efforts for the accelerated and comprehensive implementation of the Nairobi Programme of Action (resolution 41/170). At its forty-third session, m/ the General Assembly took note of the report of the Committee on the Development and Utilisation of New and Renewable Sources of Energy at its fourth session and endorsed the resolutions and declsione contained therein) reaffirmed the importance of the Nairobi Progremme of Action for the Development and Utilisation of New and Renewable Sources of Energy; urged the States members of the Committee, at its fifth session, to consfder further measures . to strengthen the activities of the United Nations in that field, particularly to enable the Committee to ensure full and more effective implementation of the Nairobi Programme of Action) invited interested States to inform the Counittee, at its fifth session, of their ongoing technical and scientific activities and/or evaluations with regard to selected substantive themes; called upon tbe international community to implement effectively the proposals contained in the conclusions and recommendations of the Colloguium of Nigh-level Rxperts on New and Renewable Sources of Energy, held at Castelgandolfo, Italy, and reguested the Secretary-General to convene an u panel of experts to Prepare specific recommendatoins regarding information systems on new and renewable sources of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the development and utilization of new and renewable sources of energy, which is a key aspect of sustainable development and environmental protection. The language used, such as "Nairobi Programme of Action", "new and renewable sources of energy", and "United Nations system", suggests that the text is focused on international cooperation and development efforts.