text: Substantiue Questions (Operational Activities) and tbe Organizational Cornnittee of ACC, the three main subsidlary bodies of ACC. It should be noted that i.n the last two years the iterns on human settlemenes and the International Year of Shelter for the Homel-ess have been on the agenda of CCSQ (PROG) and the Organizational Conniltee. in the deliberation of lthich the Centre has, as indicated, part.icipaged. At' the Acc level. the Executive Director of the Centre has been invi.ted to parlicipate in alt of lts meetings in 1984 and 1985 when the Executive Di.rector has indicated in advance that. j.tens of those mee!ings r,rere of direct interest to the Cen tre. 8. The Secretary-ceneral noles in this connection the observat.ions expressed by the Econornic and social Council, the committee on Progranne and Co-ordinatlon and the Commission for lturnan Settlenents in recent years that co-ordination of the activities of the United Nations system in the field of hunan settlenents should be enhanced at both the g.Iobaf and country levels. 9. The Secreta ry-Genera I also notes that the Commission on Human Setllements' in its resolution 8/L3 of 8 May 1985, expressed agreenent wilh the observation of the Cornmittee on Progranroe and Co-ordination that UNCHS (Habitat). althoughparticipating in the subsidiary nachinery of ACC, was not a member of the Comnittee in its own right and had not. been able to support adequately the central co-ordinatj.ng role of the Commissionr and that the Conrnission reconfirmed its conviction that only full and eoual membership in the AdninisEralive Conmittee on Co-ordination woul-d enable the Centre t'o discharge properly ils mandate, as contained in General Assenbly reso.Iution 32/162 of 19 Decenber 19'17, Lo ensure the harnonization at the intersecretariat level of hunan settlenents programrres planned and carried out by the Uniled Nations system, and to assist the Connission in
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the coordination of activities related to human settlements, homelessness, and the United Nations system. The language used suggests a focus on the organizational and administrative aspects of these issues, rather than the technical or scientific aspects. This leads me to believe that the category that best fits this text is likely related to human welfare or development.