text: Division ofIndustrial Operations andtheDivision ofIndustrial Studies; studies carried outbyUNIDO;theTechnology Programme; personnel matters andtheSystemof Consultations. Following arequest bytheBoard,thestatement oftheExecutive Director was"reproduced anddistributed todelegations (ID/B/CRP.85-3). 72.Therepresentative ofUNDPprovided further precisions onpolicies and procedures concerning formulation andapproval oftechnical co-operation projects, andunderlined theexcellent co-operation existing between UNDPandUNIDOinthat respect. -20-73. item ofi 74. 75. Perm 76. and 77. draf follCHAPTER IV REPORT OFTHEPERMANENT WMMITTEE 73.TheBoardconsidered thereportofthePermanent Committee underagenda item5.TheBoardhadbeforeitthereportofthePermanent Committee onthework ofitstwenty-first session (ID/B/327). 74.TheBoardconsidered theitematits368thmeeting, on15May,adetailed account ofwhichcanbefoundintherelevant summary record (JO/B/SR.368). Action bytheBoard 75.Atits368thmeeting, on15May1985,theBoardadopted thereportofthe Permanent Committee ontheworkofitstwenty-first session (ID/B/327). 76.Afteradoption ofthereport, statements weremadebytheExecutive Director andthedelegation ofIndia. 77.Atits382ndmeeting, on31May1985,theBoard,afterconsideration ofa draftconclusion onitem5(ID/B/L.326) submitted bythePresident, adopted the following conclusion: Conclusion 1985/1. ReportofthePermanent Committee 1.TheIndustrial Development Boardadopted thereportofthePermanent Committee ontheworkofitstwenty-first session (ID/B/327). 2.TheBoardtooknoteofthereportpresented bytheExecutive Director on theSeniorIndustrial Development FieldAdviser programme, andrecommended to includeitintheagendaforthenextsession ofthecompetent organsofUNIDO. -21-\.CHAPTER V FOLLOW-UP TOTHEFOURTH GENERAL CONFERENCE OFUNIDOAND THEELEVENTH SPECIAL SESSION OFTHEGENERAL ASSEMBLY 78.TheBoardconsidered thequestion ofthefollow-up totheFourthGeneral Conference ofUNIDOandtheeleventh special session oftheGeneral Assembly under agendaitem6.TheBoardhadbeforeitareportqytheExecutive Director onthe subject iID/B/337), areport bythesecretariat onstudies undertaken byUNIDOon socialaspects ofindustrialization (ID/B/338 andCorr.l) andastatistical review oftheworldindustrial situation, 1984(UNIDO/IS.506). 79.TheBoardconsidered theitematits368th,369thand371stmeetings, on 15and16May.Anaccount ofthediscussion iscontained intherelevant summary records (ID/B/SR.368, 369and371). Action bytheBoard 80.Atits382ndmeeting, on31May1985,theBoard,afterconsideration ofa draftconclusion onitem6(ID/B/L.327) submitted bythePresident, adopted the following conclusion: Conclusion 1985/2. Follow-up totheFourthGeneral Conference of UNIDOandtheeleventh special session ofthe General Assembly 1.TheIndustrial Development BoardtooknoteofthereportoftheExecutive Director onfollow-up totheFourthGeneral Conferenc~ ofUNIDOandthe eleventh special session oftheGeneral Assembly (ID/B/337), astatistical reviewoftheworldindustrial situation, 1984(UNIDO/IS.506) andthe secretariat's reportonstudies undertaken byUNIDOonthesocialaspects of industrialization (ID/B/338 andCorr.l). 2.TheBoardexpressed concern attheinsufficient rateofgrowthinthe shareofdeveloping countries intheworldmanufacturing valueadded. 3.TheBoardrequested theExecutive Director tocontinue implementing the resolutions adopted bytheFourthGeneral Conference ofUNIDOaswellas General Assembly resolution 39/235onworldindustrial restructuring and redeployment. 4.TheBoardrecalled resolution 12onimmediate assistance toLebanon for thereconstruction ofitsindustrial sector, adopted bytheFourthGeneral Conference ofUNIDO, andreiterated therequest foradequate implementation. 5.TheBoard,recalling resolution 39/232asadopted bytheGeneral Assembly, underlined theneedtoensuretheprovision ofadequate resources to UNIDOtoimplement fullyallitsmandates, particularly thoseinsupport of theactivities established inpriority areas. -22-6.TheBoardalsounderlined thedesirability ofafurther increase inthe
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of the Industrial Development Board, which suggests that it is related to economic development and industry. The text mentions industrial development, technical cooperation projects, and the provision of resources to implement mandates, which further supports this hypothesis.