text: At its thirty-sisth session, the Assembly adopted additional guidelines for the improvement of the channels of communication between the United Nations and youth and youth organizations (resolution 36/17, annex). At its thirty-seventh to forty-second sessions, the General Assembly considered the channels of conrmunication between the United Nations and youth and youth organizations and at each session adopted a resolution on tbe subject (resolutions 37150, 38126, 39/24, 40117. 41/99 and 42/55). In those resolutions, the Assembly called upon Member States, United Nations bodies, the specialised agencies and other governmental and intergovernmental organizations to inplement fully the guidelines relating to the channels of coztmunication; and requested the Secretary-General to develop specific ways and means to determine bow the channels of communication could effectively bs attuned to youth-related projects and activities of United Nations organs and specialised agencies. At its forty-third and forty-fourth sessions, m/ the General Assembly reiterated its call upon Member States, United Nations bodies, the zpeeialized agencies and other governmental and intergovernmental organizations to implement fully the guidelines relating to the channels of communication, and tbe request to the Secretary-General to develop methods that indicate specifically how the channels of communication could efficiently be attuned to youth-related projects and activities of United Nations organs and specialised agencies, and requested him to include in his report to the Assembly concrete suggestions for co-operation between the United Nations system and the non-governmental youth organisations (resolutions 43194 and 44/59). I... A/45/100 English page 293 At its twentieth sessio& in 1965, the General Assembly adopted a Declaration on the Promotion among YQuth of the Ideals of Peace, Mutual Respect and Understanding between Peoples (resolution 2037 (RX)). At its forty-third session, the General Assembly invitea all States to submit to the Secretary-General their views and comments on the impact of the Declaration 
analysis: This text appears to be focused on the relationships between the United Nations and youth organizations, with a focus on improving communication channels and promoting cooperation. It does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, international trade, health, employment, or humanitarian aid. The text does mention the promotion of ideals of peace, mutual respect, and understanding between peoples, which suggests that the category related to culture or education may be a good fit.