text: requested the Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund: (a) to bring the results of the Internationsl Forum to the attention of Governments, United Nations organisations and non-governmental organisations; (b) to examine in particular the implications for population prograuxnes of the Declaration and to develop further the snalyris of resource requirements for internationsl population assistance; and (c) to submit a report thereon to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session, through the Governing Council of UNDP and the Economic end Social Council (reeolution 441210). Document; Note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Executive Director of UNFPA (resolution 44/210). (d) -'s ru m/ Tbe United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) was established by the General Assembly at its first session, in 1946, to be utilised l2l/ This annotation covered the sub-item on the agenda of the forty-third seeeion of the General Assembly. No update was available at the time of going to press. I... A/45/100 English Page 257 for the benefit of children and adolescents of countries that were the victims of aggression; its assistance was to be provided on the basis of need, without discrimination because of race, creeds national status or political belief (resolution 57 (I)). Subsequently, the Assembly recognised the necessity for continued action to relieve the sufferings of children, particularly in developing countries and countries that had been subject to devastation of war and to other calamities, it also considered that the Fund’s activities were useful because they created favourable conditions for the development of long-range economic and social programmes. Accordingly, at its eighth session, in 1953, the Assembly decided to continue the organisation indefinitely, but changed its name to the United Nations Children’s Fund, wbile retaining the symbol UNICEF, and requested the Economic and Social Council to continue to review its work periodically and to make 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the work of two United Nations organizations, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). The text mentions the provision of assistance, relief, and resources to countries and children in need, which suggests that humanitarian aid and relief is a major theme. Additionally, the text touches on the topic of population programs and resource requirements, which could be related to economic development or international trade.