text: to promote human resources development in developinq countries and ways and means of increasing the support of the international comrrunity, in particular developed countries, for human resources development in developing countries, taking into account, m, the report requested by the Lconomic and Social Council in resolution 1969/120 and the results of the World Conference on Education for All. held at Bangkok in March 1990 (resolution 441213). Document : Report of the Secretary-General (resolutions 1969/120 and 44/213). At its second reaular session of 1966. the Economic and Social Council, in taking note of the UC Survw (E/1966/59) and of the report of the Committee for Development Planning on its twenty-second session (E/1966/26), noted with concern that the net transfer of resources-from developing to developed countries had reached such proportions and was increasing at such a pace that concerted action was required on tbe part of the international community to halt and reverse the processr requested tbe Secretary-General, in consultation with the executive heads of the competent bodies and crganisations of the United Wations system, to prepare a comprehensive analytical report on the net transfer of resources from developing to developed countries, on its impact on the development of developing countries, and on tbe measures to be taken within the framework of the United Wations system to halt and reverse that process; and further requested the Secretary-General to submit the report to the General Assambly at its forty-second session, through the Economic and Social Council (resolution 1966156). At its forty-first session, the General Assembly, recalling Council resolution 1986/56, expressed concern at the net transfer of resources from developing to developed countries and its adverse effects on the development eftorts of developing countries and the living conditions of their people; reaffirmed the urgent need to take appropriate and effective measures in the fields of money, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the transfer of resources from developed to developing countries, and the impact it has on the development of developing countries. It also mentions the need for measures to be taken to halt and reverse this process. This suggests that the text is related to economic development and the allocation of resources.