text: TheHigh-level Committee 1.TakesnoteofthereportoftheAdministrator entitled "TCDCactivities underthecountry, regional, interregional andglobal IPFsfortheperiod 1983-1985" (TCDC/4/5)1 2.Expresses itsconcern thatthereduction intheUnitedNations Development Programme's indic~tive planning figures duringthethirdprogramming cyclehashampered thepotential contribution oftheProgramme tothepromotion and support oftechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries1 3.Invites theAdministrator oftheUnitedNations Development Programme to examine andkeepunderconstant reviewtheexisting procedures inorderto guarantee optimal useofcountry, regional, interregional andglobalindicative planning figures foractivities relating totechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries undertheseprogrammes duringthefourthprogramming cycleforthe Programme inaccordance withthepriorities setbydeveloping countries1 4.Recommends thatthegreatest possible shareofresources fromregional, interregional andglobalindicative planning figures inthefourth programming cyclewithinthepriorities setbydeveloping countries bedevoted toprojects and activities relating totechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries inkeeping withtheprovisions oftheBuenosAiresPlanofAction1 5.Requests theAdministrator toreporttotheHigh-level Committee atits fifthsession ontheprogress oftheimplementation ofthisdecision. 4/5.Information fromGovernments ontheiractivities in technical co-operation amongdeveloping countries TheHigh-level Committee 1.TakesnoteofthereportoftheAdministrator oftheUnitedNations Development Programme entitled "Someinformation fromGovernments ontheir activities intechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries" (TCDC/4/3)1 2.Invites developing countries tocontinue tostrengthen theirfocalpoints fortechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries wherever possible, witha -27-viewtopromoting theiractivities relating totechnical co-operation among developing countries, inaccordance withrecommendations 3and4oftheBuenos AiresPlanofAction; 3.Invites developing countries toarrange forthereview, analysis and transmittal ofthecollected information ontheiractivities relating totechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries annually, andpreferably notlaterthan 31January ofthefollowing year,totheSpecial UnitforTechnical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries, fortheprepration oftheAdministrator's report, in accordance withrecommendations 1to22oftheBuenosAiresPlanofAction; 4.Invites developing countries toutilize, whenever possible, the opportunities fortechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries whichmaybe provided bythemultilateral institutions setupbydeveloping countries themselves; 5.Invites developing countries totakefulladvantage ofthepossibilities forfinancing activities relating totechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries undertheUnitedNations Development Programme's country, regional, interregional andglobalindicative planning figures forthefourthprogramming cycle,inaccordance withtheirpriorities; 6.Invites Governments ofdeveloped countries tocontinue togivetheirfull support totheimplementation ofrecommendations 35and36oftheBuenosAiresPlan ofActionforPromoting andImplementing Technical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries andtoreportonactions takentotheSpecial UnitforTechnical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries annually, butnotlaterthan31January of thefollowing year,fordissemination andincorporation intotheprogress reportto beprepared forthefifthsession oftheCommittee; 7.Invites developing countries tomakeavailable detailed information to theextentpossible, regarding theirprocurement potential toorgans, organizations andbodiesoftheUnitedNations system. 4/6.Utilization offundsfromtheUnitedNations Development Programme's Special Programme Resources forthepromotion ofaction-oriented activities fortechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries TheHigh-level Committee, Recalling recommendations 34(Strengthening thecapacity oftheUnitedNations
analysis: The text discusses the activities and recommendations of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and its High-level Committee on technical cooperation among developing countries. The focus is on the allocation of resources, utilization of funds, and promotion of action-oriented activities for technical cooperation. The text does not specifically mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.