text: five-year targets at each level for the percentage of women in professional and decision-making positions, as called for by the General Assembly. 5. Reports should be prepared according to a standardized format. 6. In order to minimize duplication of effort, the biennial monitoring report should make use of reports prepared to meet other reporting requirements, inter alia, any other reports required under subprogramme SA of the proposed revisions to the medium-term plan for 1984-1989 to cover the period 1990-1991, the biennial reports requested by the General Assembly in resolution 42/178 of 11 December 1987 and reports on the improvement of the status of women in the United Nations Secretariat as requested by the General Assembly. II. QUINQUENNIAL REVIEW AND APPRAISAL 7. The review and appraisal, will be based on responses from Member States to a questionnaire on the progress achieved in the implementation of the Forward-looking Strategies, including an assessment of the effectiveness of methods and programmes introduced and an account of new programmes planned as a result of the national review and appraisal. 8. The national reports should address the three interrelated and mutually reinforcing objectives of the Forward-looking Strategies: equality, development and peace. Each objective should be monitored and reported on separately. 9. Each national report should include an introductory commentary covering the basic strategies and programmes of action employed to advance each objective and a review and appraisal of their effectivenesse 10. The national reports should include, under each of the three objectives, an account of measures for the implementation of the basic strategies for international and regional co-operation set out in paragraphs 356-365 of the Forward-looking Strategies. -18-11. The questionnaires should be simple and direct and structured according to the Forward-looking Strategies. 12. The national reports should include an account of the measures taken to 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the implementation and monitoring of strategies related to gender equality, specifically the percentage of women in professional and decision-making positions. It mentions reports, questionnaires, and assessments, which suggests a focus on data collection and evaluation. Given the content, it is likely that the category is related to social development or human rights.