text: safety. electronic support, procurement andtransportation andfacilities management willbepursued. TheOffice ofGeneral S.rvlca. MtHeadqulrt.r. will continue todevelop policies andprovide guidance tooverBeaB oEfica. onpolioi•• andpractices concerning thoseissues. -3- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library43.10 Intheareaof:;security andsafetysenricee, ostafftraining andincreased reliance ongc.odern tecbnology-are expected togcenerate ahigher qua~ity ofservices andbest'Useoflimited staff reeource~ inthefaceetincreasing de'l!9Jands. 43.11 Electronic :!mpport '#illbegeared t.oward theprovision efatech"'ologi:~l enVirorifil!$nt ofbroadl'l\pplicability toITlt'UIl{15ubi>tantive prograJ;'''''f,es. Theupgrao.!.ng oft:r~tel$co~ur ..icatione capacity oftheOrganization andtheinstallation ofan org;:.:nizl'\t.i<.m~wide elect-realc !!f.ail willreceive priority. Toensure org<fj;.nizatlo;o,.-cwide andtDw}maintain l1l!axilill'l.:m'l effectiveness, thepolicy inthe@5t.ablizstJiTzent ofglobal standards forhard"\ilare, software and cG~1!lul.1icationtll willbecontinued andexyanded. Whilereliance ono'Utsideexpertise will c.ontltul~ forprojec't{il ofaon(!l-ti:!¥',;@ nature, theinternal develo~,ant ofwhich wouldbeco~tly and increased ~phaais willbeplaced onstaff toensurethatsid.lls necessary forongoing workarekeptuptodate. 43.12 Porfieldopera1>lotlt> aupport, itisexpected thatappropriate arrangements willbeIUlthorizod to!!letinplacereserve g;:tocks ofco~.monly usedequipment and ~tCilrl!l(ji forpeace-ke~ping operation.s. Subject toadequate funding, procedures will b~6!jtl1Ll;)li~h&d toenGure thatanavailable cadreofcorepersonnel skilled and tn:d.tlt:Cl inth~ requi:C(~d dil!>ciplines canbel1;obilized quickly intonewmission locat lOOn!!!• 43.13 Intbaarl,H,1ofprocurement andtransportation, efforts willbepursued to ~sti:ibl1!!lh acentrtiliz~d procurement !'i.ystem forallUnited Nations offices andthe :!j1!'Gl;J,'i:1.Liz(!ld aqenciea, withaviewt.oincreasing potential forpricereduction and delivery otitems. 43.14 Anint(;j!qr!'1ted andco-ordinated globalfacilities management policy for nrt1·""·1ill(,a ownlli1dandlliHHJiedbytheUnited Nations atUeadquarters, Geneva, Vienna, Ni!\irobl, TheHague i!\ndatthei'!J@Catoftheregional commissions atAddisAbaba, !:l<!i·ghd<!ld, fll:'.ingkoli: andSantiago willbeformulated andimplemented during the m@diul'l'l··t@z:m planptHlod,including theestablishment oflong-range programmes for major maintananc~, alterations andimprovements atthoselocations. Modernization ofi'liplI!celficcommodation ,mdtechnical support systems inlinewithcurrent rt,quirerfl4llnts formeet.ing andprogr<l.tnlTle activities, inter-linked communications and efl(Hgy con!!ltHv1:l.tion aretheobjectives forthemedium-term planperiod. 43.15 }{ljjcordlll manag{lment programmes basedonnewtechnologies willbedeveloped to permitIylt.matic storage andretrieval ofinformation. Thepossibility of implementing newt€lchnologies suchasoptical diskstorage willcontinue tobe explored withaviewtodliltermining themostsuitable technologies forUnited N&tion~ applications. 3.Subprogramme structure andpriorities 43.16 Thofollowing sixBubprogrammes areproposed undertheprogramme: Subprogramme 1.Security andsafety Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library:1(ri~ld iI1Ili~i!l t.~,n~'C'~~l.lPiP<)!:"t )ll\no CC,nllttructiotJ,n) • 43.11 Th@ legi~lativ~ aut~erity ofth~ Bull~tln ST/SGB/OrglL'1.i:rl5tion,. sttct.ion P(UI). 43.18 1'h@ ",111cont.i:m,l{) tol5il:!!\jjltN1SUll the ~ttcuritYl1nd of visiting dignit.arief!!, d~l€lgates, 8taffandvhdtons aliiw~ll L'\Sth~t!!l1lcuri and ofpropertie~ within t.hecOfllplex ofUnit~d NatiotH~ oft'icilHlI botJl<'!it IIllladquarters (Sflcretarlat. building andoutside :ses)l!Ind!'it;,othiH.clocatic'lnlii.
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the strategic plan of the United Nations, focusing on the organization's administrative and logistical aspects. The language used is technical and bureaucratic, with a emphasis on organizational structures, policies, and procedures. The text mentions various initiatives and programs related to safety, security, procurement, transportation, facilities management, and technology, which suggests that the category will be related to organizational management and administration.