text: E/1985/36 E/ECA/CM.11/81 ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA ANNUAL REPORT 29 May 1984-29 April 1985 ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL OFFICIAL RECORDS, 1985 SUPPLEMENT No. 15 UNITED NATIONS NOTE Symbols of United Nations documants are composed of capital letters combined with figures. Mention of such a symbol indicates a reference to a United Nations document. E/1985/36 E/ECA/CM.11/81 CONTENTS Paragraphs Page ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS iv INTRODUCTION 1 l CHAPTERS: I. ISSUES CALLING FOR ACTION BY THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL OR BROUGHT TO ITS ATTENTION . 2-3 1 1. Issues calling for action by the Council 2 1 2. Issues brought to the attention of the Council 3 9 II. WORK OF THE COMMISSION DURING THE PERIOD 29 MAY 1984 TO 29 APRIL 1985 4 - 148 13 A. Activities of subsidiary bodies ... 4 13 B. Other activities 5 - 142 13 C. Relations with other United Nations programmes 143 - 148 40 III. TWENTIETH SESSION OF THE COMMISSION AND ELEVENTH MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS . . 149 " 326 42 A. Attendance and organization of work , . 149 - 157 42 B. Agenda 158 43 C. Account of proceedings 159 - 320 45 D. Programme of work and priorities . . . 321 - 326 73 IV. RESOLUTIONS AND OTHER DECISIONS ADOPTED BY THE CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS AT ITS ELEVENTH MEETING 77 ANNEXES: I. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE TWENTIETH SESSION OF THE COMMISSION AND ELEVENTH MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS II. MEETINGS OF SUBSIDIARY BODIES HELD DURING THE PERIOD UNDER REVIEW III. LIST OF DOCUMENTS - iii - AATA ACMS ACP ADB ADOS AFCAC AFRAA AHSCP AIDF AIHTTR ANC ARCT ARSO ATC ATRCW BOAD CACH CEPGL CIRDAFRICA CODESRIA CREP CSDHA DIESA DTCD ECA ECCAS ECDC ECLAC ECOSOC ECOWAS ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS 
analysis: The text appears to be an annual report of the Economic Commission for Africa, discussing various issues and activities related to economic development and cooperation in Africa. The report covers topics such as the work of subsidiary bodies, relations with other UN programs, and resolutions adopted by the Conference of Ministers. While the report touches on various themes, its primary focus is on economic development and cooperation.