text: levelofvoluntary contributions forUNIDO'sactivities. 7.TheBoardrecalled theconclusion oftheFourthGeneral Conference of UNIDO,asadopted, thatinordertomaintain andaccelerate theprocess of industrialization, increased flowsofconcessional aswellasnon-concessional industrial finance wouldbenecessary. TOthisend,theConference had invited theinternational community andinternational financial institutions topaydueattention totheneedforadditional financial resources necessary fortheindustrialization ofdeveloping countries. Itwasfurther suggested thatdueconsideration begivenbyexisting international financial organizations toallocating onsuitable termsandconditions anadequate share oftheirresources toindustrial development, takingintoaccount proposals thathaveemanated fromUNIDO. 8.TheBoardinvited theGeneral Assembly tocontinue theconsideration of thedraftresolution onmobilization offinancial resources forindustrial development onthebasisofthedraftresolution remitted bytheFourth General Conference totheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-ninth regular session. -23-lCHAPTER VI INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT DECADE FORAFRICA 81.TheBoardconsidered thequestion oftheIndustrial Development DecadeforAfrica underagendaitem7.TheBoardhadbeforeitthefourthprogress reportoftheExecutive Director ofUNIDOandtheExecutive Secretary oftheEconomicCommission forAfrica (ID/B/330) andtheannualreportoftheExecutive Director,1984(ID/B/340, chap.V,paras.2-12). 82.TheBoardconsidered theitematits373rdto375thmeetings, on20and21May.Anaccount ofthediscussion iscontained intherelevant summary records(ID/B/SR.373-375). Action bytheBoard 83.Atits382ndmeeting, on31May1985,theBoard,afterconsideration ofadraftconclusion onitem7(ID/B/L.328) submitted bythePresident, adopted thefollowing conclusion: Conclusion 1985/3. Industrial Development DecadeforAfrica 1.TheIndustrial Development Boardtooknoteofthefourthprogress reportoftheExecutive Director ofUNIDOandtheExecutive Secretary oftheEconomicCommission forAfricaontheIndustrial Development DecadeforAfrica(ID/B/330) andoftheefforts ofthesecretariat intheimplementation oftheprogramme fortheDecade. 2.TheBoardrecalled resolution 8ontheIndustrial Development DecadeforAfrica, adopted byconsensus bytheFourthGeneral Conference ofUNIDO. 3.TheBoardexpressed concern atthedeteriorating economic situation inAfricaasreflected inDeclaration 2(xx)adopted bytheAssembly ofHeadsofStateandGovernment oftheOrganization ofAfrican unityatitstwentiethordinary session andendorsed bytheGeneral Assembly inresolution 39/29of3December 1984. 4.TheBoardrecalled General Assembly resolution 39/233of18December 1984,asadopted, whichallocated onapermanent annualbasis$5million fromtheregular budgetoftheUnitedNat'ions towards theimplementation oftheprogramme fortheDec~de. 5.TheBoardurgedallGovernments, particularly thoseofdevelopedcountries, andrelevant organizations toincrease theirfinancial, technicalandotherappropriate formsofsupport towards theachievement ofthegoalsoftheIndustrial Development DecadeforAfrica. -24-of lr, :>rt :>mic the Ear 1 of )f 11 ;of6.TheBoardcalled uponUNlDO,inco-operation withallGovernments and relevant organizations, topursue andintensify efforts aimedatthespeedy implementation ofthe~rogramme fortheDecade. 7.TheBoardrequested thesecretariat tosubmit aprogress reportonthe implementation oftheprogramme fortheDecadeatthenextsession ofthe competent organsofUNlDO. -25-I'.CHAPTER VII RESTRUCTURING OFWORLDINDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION ANDREDEPLOYMENT 84.TheBoardconsidered thequestion ofrestructuring ofworldindustrial production andredeployment underagenda item8.TheBoardhadbeforeitareport oftheExecutive Director onstudies andresearch undertaken byUNIDOonindustrial restructuring andredeployment (ID/B/339). 85.TheBoardconsidered theitematits374thand375thplenary meetings, on 20and21May.Anaccount ofthediscussion iscontained intherelevant summary records (ID/B/SR.374 and375). Action bytheBoard 86.Atits382ndmeeting, on31May1985,theBoard,afterconsideration ofa draftconclusion onitem8(ID/B/L.329) submitted bythePresident, adopted the following conclusion: Conclusion 1985/4. Restructuring ofworldindustrial production andredeployment 1.TheIndustrial Development Boardreaffirmed itsprevious conclusions on restructuring ofworldindustrial production, including redeployment, and
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the industrial development of countries, particularly in Africa, and the need for financial resources to support this development. It also touches on the topic of restructuring the world's industrial production and redeployment of resources. The text does not seem to be focused on natural resources, environment, agriculture, forestry, fishing, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.