text: UnitedNations Peace-"~eping ForceinCyprus UnitedNations FundforPopulation Activities OfficeoftheUnitedNations HighCommissioner forRefugees UnitedNations Habitat andHumanSettlements Foundation UnitedNations Children's Fund UnitedNationsInstitute forDisarmament Research UnitedNations Industrial Development Organization UnitedNations Ir.terim ForceinLebanon "United Nations Institute forTraining andResearch UnitedNations JointStaffPension Fund UnitedNations Military Observer GroupinIndiaandPakistan UnitedNations PostalAdministration UnitedNations PostalAdministration Automated System united N~tions Research Institute forSocialDevelopment UnitedNations ReliefandWorksAgencyforPalestine Refugees inthe NearEast UnitedNations Scientific Committee ontheEffects ofAtomicRadiation -ix-ABBREVIATIONS (continued) UNSD UnitedNations SupplyDepot UNTSO unitedNations TruceSupervision Organization inPalestine UNO UnitedNations UniversityI 1.Thema Assembly in tJPU VIC WFC WFP WHO WIPO WMOUniversal PostalUnion ViennaInternational Centre WorldFoodCouncil WorldFoodprogramme WorldHealthOrganization WorldIntellectual Property Organization WorldMeteorological Organization -x- I"Secret "budget "budget w;i.ths n report Inaddition matters to UNEP(Envir 2.Under oftheAdvi shallbese qualificati 3.TheAd following me Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr 'M Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr MrPREFACE 1.Themajorfunctions oftheAdvisory committee, asdefined bytheGeneral Assembly inresolution 14(I)of13February 1946,are: "(a)TOexamine andreportonthebudgetsubmitted bythe Secretary-General totheGeneral Assembly) "(b)TOadvisetheGeneral Assembly concerning anyadministrative and budgetary matters referred toit) "(c)Toexamine onbehalfoftheGeneral Assembly theadministrative budgets ofthespecialized agencies andproposals forfinancial arrangements withsuchagencies) "(d)Toconsider andreporttotheGeneral Assembly ontheauditors' reports ontheaccounts oftheUnitedNations andofthespecialized agencies." Inaddition, theAdvisory Committee reports onadministrative budgets andother matters tothegoverning bodiesofUNDP,UNICEF, UNFPA, UNHCR(Voluntary funds), UNEP(Environment Fund), UNHHSF, UNIDIR, UNUandWFP. 2.Underrule156oftherulesofprocedure oftheGeneral Assembly, themembers oftheAdvisory Committee, notwoofwhomshallbenationals ofthesameState, shallbeselected onthebasisofbroadgeographical representation, personal qualifications andexperience. 3.TheAdvisory Committee metinNewYorkfrom16Aprilto12Julywiththe following membership: Mr.C.S.M.MSELLE (Chairman) Mr.Henrik AMNEPS Mr.Traian CHEBELEU Mr.Mohamed Maloum FALL Mr.EvanFONTAlNE-ORTIZ Mr.JobstHOLBORN 'Mrs.Virginia C.HOUSHOLD~R Mr.IgorV.KHALEVINSKI Mr.Rachid LAHLOU Mr.MALongde Mr.Mohammad SamirMANSOURI Mr.Andrew'R.MURRA~ Mr.Samuel PINHEIRO-GUlMARAES Mr.Banbit ROY Mr.YukioTAKASU Mr.Christopher R.THOMAS -xi-'I .~ '\J.:4.Thepresent reportcontains theconclusions andrecommendations arrivedatbytheAdvisory Committee onthebasisoftheSecretarY-Generalis proposals forthe1986-1987 programme budget, supplemented, totheextentpossible, byadditionalinformation supplied orallyorinwriting byrepresentatives oftheSecretary-General.• y ~(A/4Net 2.The regular, resources biennium a $2,249,65 substanti total,inc $3,665,308 areassess (UNFICYP) , betakenbIncomeExpend­ iture1.For budget! $327,133, amount, t 1986-1987 bytheGe incomein -xii- it..C.S.M.MSELLE Chairman
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations Advisory Committee, discussing the budget and administrative matters of various UN agencies and programs. The report touches on topics such as budgeting, financial arrangements, and auditing, which suggests a focus on administrative and financial management. Additionally, the report mentions specific programs and agencies focused on humanitarian aid, refugee assistance, and environmental issues.