text: its first regular session of 1990 and the General Assembly at its forty-fifth session to consider the question of tha right to development, including the conclusions aBd recommendationr of the report on the global consultation, with a view to the implementaticn and further enhancement of the Declaration: requested the Office of the Director-General for Developmest a~d Intereational Rco~omic Co-operation and the Centre for Human Rights to continue to co-ordinate the various activities with regard to the implementation of the DeClaratiOBt requeetrd the Secrotaty-General to e&sit to the Commission at its forty-seventh session a I... A/45/100 English Page 299 comprehensive report containing the comments aa8 proposals referred to ahove, a6 well as information on the measures taken and suggestions made for the continuing implementation of the Declaration8 and further requested the Secretary-General to publish the report on the glob81 consultation as part of the World Public Enformation Campaign for Human Rights and to give it the widest possible circulation (resolution 1990118). Documents : (a) Reports of the Secretary-General (resolutions 43f123, 431124 end 44161); (b) Note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Commission on Human Rights on implementation of the Declaration (resolution 44162). 98. lew- This item w8s included in tbe agenda of the tbirty-sixth session of tbe General Assembly, in 1981, at the request of Jordan (A/36/245). At that session, the Assembly requested the Secretary-General to seek the views of Governments on the proposal for the promotion of a new international humanitarian order (resolution 36/136). At its thirty-seventh session, tbe General Assembly, having taken note of the report of the Secretary-General (A/37/145), requested the Goverrs~ents that had not yet done so to communicate tbeir views on the proposal for the pronotion of a new internetioaal humanitarian order to the Secretary-General; an8 invited the 
analysis: The text discusses the implementation and enhancement of the Declaration on the Right to Development, which suggests a focus on economic and social development. The report mentions the Office of the Director-General for Development and International Economic Cooperation, which further supports this hypothesis.