text: (administrative budget, global programme budgets, etc.). Thebudgetary implications mustinclude anindication Qfstaffsize,staffcostsandQperating expenses andshallbeintheformatoftheUNICEFadministrative orprogramme budget asappropriate. Forprojects oractivities withlonger-term budgetary implications thatrelatetofuturebudgetperiods, theseindications willbe provided attheBoardsession atwhichtherelevant document isbeingconsidered andappropriate actionwillbetakenbytheBoardduringthebiennium budget process orwhenotherprogramme budgets areapproved; *Thissection isadopted withtheunderstanding thatthe1990Executive BoardreportwillrecQrdthewishofsomedelegations thatinfuture theExecutive Boardshould re-examine itsprocedures onthesubmission ofdraftpropQsals. -26-(d)Thesecretariat shallprovide theBoard, onanannualbasis,with regional progress reports ofnolonger thansixpages, inwhichthemajor new trends anddevelopments ofthepastyearintheregion arereported andanalysed; (e)Inpreparing country programme recommendations, thesecretariat shall cluster, asappropriate, stand-alone proposals forsupplementary funding according toregions orthemainthemesoftheseproposals. 4.Organizational session (a)TheExecutive BoardwillmeeteveryyearinJanuary foranorganizational session ofuptotwodaysthatwillreplace theinformal pre-Board meeting; (b)Duringthisorganizational session, theExecutive Boardwilldecide on thedraftagenda andontheorganization ofwork,andexamine thestatusof documentation fortheregular session oftheExecutive Board, aswellasaddress otherorganizational orprocedural matters asitdeemsfit. 5.Biennialization (a)TheExecutive Boardwill,asappropriate, further pursue the biennialization ofitsworkprogramme inordertorationalize itsproceedings and toenableittodealwithissuesinamorein-depth manner; (b)Tothatend,theExecutive Boarddecides, asafirststep,toconsider thefollowing agenda items(aswellastherelevant documentation) onabiennial basis: themedium-term plan,except forthefinancial planandtherelated recommendation; theuseofglobal funds; andtheInternational ChildDevelopment Centre. Thereport ontheInternational ChildDevelopment Centrewillbebiennial from1991(i.e.,thesubsequent agenda discussion willbein1993). Theother subjects listed abovewill,after1990,bedealtwithin1992. 1990/2. Strategies forchildren Ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee, TheExecutive Board, Having considered thevaluable report "Development goalsandstrategies for children: priorities forUNICEFactioninthe1990s" (E/ICEF/1990/L.5) and document E/ICEF/1990/CRP.2, Recalling Executive Boarddecision 1989/5 on"Strategy forchildren inthe 1990s", Concerned bytheextent andthegravity oftheunmetneedsoflargenumbers of children inmostsocieties, Awarethatthesituation ofthechildren todayshapes theworldoftomorrow, -27-Convinced thatthepolitical willtoimprove thesituation ofthechildis essential toanyeffortinthissense, Recalling thatthedevelopment ofstrategies, thesetting ofpriorities and theimplementation ofthenecessary actions areimportant meansforthesustainable improvement ofthesituation ofchildren, Recalling furthermore theroleofUNICEF, incollaboration withGovernments, otherconcerned international agencies andnon-governmental organizations (NGOs), toidentify unmetneedsofchildren andtosupport countries inplanning and implementing appropriate action, aswellastopromote awareness oftheseunmet needsandofavailable solutions, 1.UrgesallStates, aswellasinternational andnon-governmental agencies, totakeintoaccount thefollowing aspects intheformulation andimplementation of strategies forchildren: (a)Thepurpose ofdevelopment isthewell~being ofallhumanbeings through thefulfilment ofbasichumanneedsandthebuilding ofhumancapacities; (b)Thestrategies forchildren should besituated within general development strategies andshoulq takeintoaccount, interalia,national capacity-building, poverty alleviation, people's, inparticular women's, empowerment andparticipation inplanning andimplementation, sustainability andenvironmental soundness, and co-ordinated andintersectoral policies, recognizing thenecessity foradequate resources toachieve theseobjectives; 2.Approyes, inthisperspective, thegoalsandstrategies forchildren and development contained indocuments E/ICEF/1990/L.5 andE/ICEF/1990/CRP.2 asthe
analysis: The text appears to be related to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and its strategies for improving the situation of children worldwide. It discusses the organization's budget, program, and goals, as well as the role of governments and international agencies in addressing the needs of children. The text also touches on the importance of sustainable development, poverty alleviation, and environmental soundness. Given these themes, it seems likely that the category would be related to human development or social issues.