text: in agricultural and tropical products on all countries and especially on the food security and development efforts of developing countrierr (cl to promote activities related to food security and agricultural trade , as well as to regional and South-South co-operation in food and agriculture; (d) to stimulate progress in and contribute more actively to the full implementation of the food policy and programme components of the United Wations Programme of Action for African Economic Recovery and Developmerit 1966-19901 requested the Secretary-Ganeral, in consultation with UPC, UWCTAD and PAO, to rubmit to the Economic and Social Council, at its second regular session of 1989, an updated comprehensive report on trends in the international market for agricultural and tropical products and on the liberalisation of international agricultural trade (resolution 43/191). A/45/100 English Page 240 At its fifteenth session, held et Cairo from 22 to 25 May 1989, the Council reiterated that hunger was largely a man-made phenomenon% human error or neglect created it, human complacency perpetuated it sad human resolve could eradicate it) discussed the implementation of the Cyprus Snitietive against Hunger in the World, adopted at its fourteenth session; adopted the Cairo Declaration, which enumerated specific policies and programmes to eradicate hunger and maloutritiont examined the Progrsmme of Co-operative Action presented by the President; and reported on WFC follow-up action on the implementation of the United Nations Programme of Action for African Economic Recovery and Developmeatr on WFC support for African food policy efforts in its report of the WFC/AfDB consultation on food policy management training progrsmmes in African on the promotion of regional and South-South co-operation in food and agriculturer and on the consultations on tbe food-security impact of structural adjustment. At its second regular session of 1989, the Economic and Social Council requested the Secretary-General. in consultation with WFC, MCTAD and FAO, to 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international efforts to promote food security and agricultural development, particularly in developing countries. It mentions the liberalization of international agricultural trade, regional and South-South cooperation, and the implementation of policies and programs to eradicate hunger and malnutrition. These themes suggest that the text is primarily focused on economic development and agriculture.