text: Economic and Social Council: (a) the question of holding its future sessions and the future sessions of its subsidiary bodies at United lations fleadquarters, and . (b) the possibility of changing its neme to *‘Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme and the United Xations Population Fund” (resolution 431199). No advance documentation expected. (c) tlnited The United Xations Fund for Population Activities was established in 1967 by the Secretary-General in response to Economic and Social Council resolution 1084 (XZXIX) and General Assembly resolution 2211 (XI) calling for an expanded progrmmne of action in the field of population, At its twenty-seventh session, in 1972, the General Assembly, in placing the Fund under its authority, decided that, without prejudice to the overall responsibilities and policy functions of the Economic and Social Council, the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Proqraskue should be the governing body of the pund and should concern itself with the financial and adminirtrative policies relatinq to the Fund’s proqrm and budget (resolution 3019 (XXVII)). At itr thirty-first session, the General Assembly endorsed five general principles to be applied in making future allocations of the Fund’s resourcesI /... A/45/100 English Page 254 requested the ExeCUtiVe Director of the Fund to apply the criteria for establishing priorities and other recommendations set forth in his report in close co-operation with the specialised agencies and the regional commissions concerned; recommended that the Executive Director should normally be appointed for a period of four years; and urged continuing full collaboration and co-operation on operational matters between the Executive Director of the Fund and the Administrator of DNDP, as well as between the EReCutiVe Director and the executive heads of other organs within the United Nstions system in the field of population (resolution 311170). 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the governance and management of the United Nations Development Programme and the United Nations Population Fund, which are organizations concerned with economic development and humanitarian aid. The text also mentions the allocation of resources and priorities, which is related to economic development.