text: Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples. 111. Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples by the specialized agencies and the international institutions associated with the United Nations: (a) Report of the Special Committee on the Situation with regard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples; lb) Report of the Secretary-General. 112. United Nations Educational and Training Programme for Southern Africa: report of the Secretary-General. Hi. Offers by Member States of study and training facilities for inhabitants of Non-Self-Governing Territories: report of the Secretary-General. A/40/251 English Page16 114.Financial reports andaudited financial statements, andreports ofthe BoardofAuditors: (a)UnitedNations Development Programme! (b)UnitedNations Children's Fund! (c)UnitedNations Relief andworksAgency forPalestine Refugees inthe NearEast; (d)UnitedNations Institute forTraining andResearch; (e)Voluntary fundsadministered bytheUnitedNations HighCommissioner for Refugees; (f)UnitedNations FundforPopulation Activities; (g)UnitedNations Industrial Development Fund. 115.Programme budgetforthebiennium 1984-1985. 116.Proposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1986-1987. 117.Programme planning: (a)ReportoftheCommittee forProgramme andCo-ordination; (b)Reports oftheSecretary-General. f 118.Financial emergency oftheUnitedNations: (a)ReportoftheNegotiating Committee ontheFinancial Emergency ofthe United Nations; (b)Reports oftheSecretary-General. 119.Administrative andbUdgetary co-ordination oftheUnitedNations withthe specialized agencies andtheInternational Atomic Energy Agency: (a)ReportoftheAdvisory Committee onAdministrative andBudgetary Questions; (b)Impactofinflation andmonetary instability ontheregular bUdgetofthe UnitedNations: reportoftheSecretary-General! (c)Feasibility ofestablishing asingleadministrative tribunal: reportof theSecretary-General. /...A/40/251 English Page17 120.JointInspection Unit: (a)Reports ottheJointInspection Unit; (b)Reports ottheSecretary-General. 121.Pattern ofconterences: reportoftheCommittee onConferences. 122.Scaleofassessments fortheapportionment oftheexpenses oftheUnited Nations: reportoftheCommittee onContributions. 123.Personnel auestions: (a)Composition oftheSecretariat: reportoftheSecretary-General; (b)Respect forthepriVileges andimmunities ofotficials oftheUnited Nations andthespecialized agencies andrelated organizations: report oftheSecretary-General; (c)Otherpersonnel auestions: reports oftheSecretary-General. 124.UnitedNations common system: reportoftheInternational CivilService Commission. 125.UnitedNations pension system: reportoftheUnitedNations JointStaff Pension Board. 126.Financing oftheUnitedNations peace-keeping forcesintheMiddleEast: (a)UnitedNations Disengagement Observer Force: reportofthe Secretary-General; (b)UnitedNations Interim ForceinLebanon: reportoftheSecretary-General; (c)Reviewoftheratesofreimbursement totheGovernments of troop-contributing States: reportoftheSecretary-General. 127.Consideration ofthedraftarticles onmost-favoured-nation clauses: report oftheSecretary-General. 128.UnitedNations Programme ofAssistance intheTeaching, StUdy,Dissemination andWiderAppreciation ofInternational Law:reportoftheSecretary-General. 129.Measures toprevent international terrorism Whichendangers ortakesinnocent
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations, covering a wide range of topics related to the organization's activities, finances, and programs. The reports cover various aspects such as financial statements, budget proposals, personnel matters, and international cooperation. While the text does not specifically focus on a particular sector like agriculture or industry, it seems to be more concerned with the overall governance and administration of the United Nations.