text: crisis in Africa, particularly in the priority industries which support the rehabilitation and revitalization of the food and agricultural sector, Recalling resolution 2 (VIII) adopted in March 1985 by the Lusaka- based MULPOC and similar resolutions of other MULPOCs on the role that the MULPOCs have to play in the effective and speedy implementation of the Decade at the subregional level, particularly with respect to multinational projects, 1. Recognizes and expresses appreciation for measures taken or under way in member States, intergovernmental organizations and the secretariats of OAU, ECA and UNIDO to implement the programme and activities of the Decade, and urges all concerned to continue and intensify their efforts; 2. Welcomes the General Assembly's decision to increase, from $US 1 million to an annual minimum of $US 5 million, the allocation from the United Nations regular budget to UNIDO for the Decade; 3. Calls upon the General Assembly to consider the permanent alloca­ tion of $US 700,000 annually to enable ECA and the MULPOCs to conduct consultations and negotiations on ways of implementing multinational projects including investment promotion; 4. Requests the secretariats of OAU, ECA and UNIDO to continue providing their services to enable member States to implement the Decade programme effectively. B Women and development in Africa 2/ The Economic and Social Council, Recalling resolution 28 of the World Conference of the United Nations Decade for Women: Equality, Development and Peace, held in Copenhagen from 14 to 30 July 1980, on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, Bearing in mind Economic Commission for Africa Conference of Ministers resolution 512 (XIX) adopted on 26 May 1984 on the mobilization of human and financial resources for ECA women's programmes beyond the end of the United Nations Decade for Women, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations Decade for Africa, focusing on the economic development of the continent, particularly in the food and agricultural sector. The language used emphasizes the need for multinational projects, investment promotion, and the allocation of funds to support the implementation of the Decade's program. The text also touches on women's development in Africa, referencing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women. Given the emphasis on economic development, international cooperation, and women's empowerment, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is Economic development, with a secondary category of Agriculture, forestry and fishing.