text: results can be asseesed differently, according to the ideological world one belong6 to, or according to the degree of wealth or pwet one may have, according to the (MC. Esti~r Haiti) deep a&f tione and real mtivaticme on8 has. IIWBVBC, 0ne thing rearaim certain: deepita abet ted meutinga, unc~fwlvrd crime, unavsided tragedies and challenges which ace increasing Pn nwpbec, the united Na tione hae proved it8 CapscitY fuc mUviva ticoughout a tumultuous era aharaotecized by Iplitical, eoonomic, social and bchnological upheavals without precedent in the history of mankind. Thcouglhout these 40 years, the United Nations has in fact been at the centre of the greatest network of exchange which bee ever existed at the heart of the moat ~mplex set of legal international rules, and has become through its organs and specialized agencies a unique instmuent, univeccaal in acope, serving the most noble dreams and ambitions of the world comunity. We cannot underestimaee the major role played by our Ocganization in the Process of decolonization, in the developent of solutions and aompromiseo that have limited certain confliots, in the study arad realbzation of economic and tecbniaal assistance programmes, and in the defence of the essential freedoms and fundaorental tights of the human person. Ai?& A/(O/PV. 19 41 (Mr. Estime, Haiti) we can also point to the many activities conoerned with the welfare of ’ children and refugees, and the efforts made to increase gublia awareness about the problems of development, disarmament and all forms of discrimination. Nevettheless, despite these encouraging aohievements, we must admit that for us in the small third-world countLies, desperately etruggling to improve the living conditions Of our populations, despite the inadequate resources available, the promises made have not been fulfilled, and our most legitimate aopiratione have not been satisfied. 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or a statement made by a representative of a small third-world country, expressing gratitude towards the United Nations for its efforts in various areas, while also highlighting the struggles and unfulfilled promises faced by these countries. The text mentions issues related to international relations, development, human rights, and humanitarian aid, but does not specifically focus on a particular sector like agriculture, industry, or healthcare.