text: Feb1989 il.pr19S9 il.pr1989CQmments cQntained inreport TD/B/WP/L.57 A/43/25 il./44/25 il./44/37 E/1989/24 E/1989/26 E/19S9/26PriQrities: Yes/NQ? NO YESs;,.1 YES YES YES YES Committee ontheDevelopment A.pr1990 andUti1izatiQn QfNewand Renewable SQurces QfEnergyg/A./45/36 NO 21.Public administratiQn andfinance 22.Humansettlements 23.TransnatiQnal cQrpQratiQnsMeeting Qfexperts Qnthe United NatiQns prQgramme in public administratiQn and finance Commission onHuman Settlements CommissiQn onTransnatiQnal CorporationsMar1989 May1989 il.pr19S9 Apr1990E/1989/43 andAdd.l A/44/8 E/19S9/2S/Rev.1 E/1990/26YES YES YES ~/Priorities wereestablished inthecontext ofthesystem-wide medium-term environment programme fortheperiod 1990-1995 (seeA/43/25, para.27,andresolution 55.1/6). g/Members oftheCommittee werealsQconsulted individually through correspondence in1989. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryMajorproqramme/programmme 24.StatisticsCompetent reviewing body Statistical CommissionDateof review Feb1999Comments contained inreport E/19g9/2lPriorities: Yes/No? YES V.INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION FORSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT I (Jl I25.Globalsocialissues andpolicies 26.Integration ofsocial groups 27.Advancement ofwomen 28.International drug control 29.Crimeprevention and criminal justiceCommission forSocial Development Commission forSocial Development Commission ontheStatus ofWomen Commission onNarcotic Drugs International Narcotics Control Board Committee onCrime Prevention andControlg/Mar1989 Mar1989 Mar1989 Feb1990 May1999 Feb1990E/1989/25 EI1989125 E/19g9/27 E/1990/24 EIINCB/19g911 E/1990/31NO NO YES YES NO YES VI.REGIONAL CO-OPERATION FORECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT 30.Regional co-operation ECA fordevelopment inAfrica 31.Regional co-operation ESCAP fordevelopment inAsia andthePacific 32.Regional co-operation ECE fordevelopment inEuropeOct1999 Mar1989 June1999E/ECA/AD HOC/ MTP/lQ E/1989/33 EI19g9/34/Add.lYES ~/ NOt../ NO ~/ECAdesignated allsubprogrammes ashighpriority. t../ESCAPmaderecommendations_on thestructure oftheplanatits1989session anddecided to examine Cbecontent atitsforty-sixth session; tobeheldatBangkok from4to13June1990. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryMajorprogramme/programmme Competent reviewing bodyDateof reviewComments contained inreportPriorities: Yes/No? 33.Regional co-operation ECLAC fordevelopment inLatin America andtheCaribbeanAug1989g./ NO 34.Regional co-operation fordevelopment in Western AsiaESCWA May1989 E/1989/36 YES VII. HUMANRIGHTS, FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS ANDHUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS I 0\ I35.Protection andpromotion ofhumanrights 36.International protection ofandassistance to refugees 37.Disaster relief and mitigation, andspecial emergency programmesCommission on HumanRights UNHCRExecutive Committee Advisory Commission ofUNRWA NoneFeb1989 Nocomments Notreviewed NotreviewedYES VIII. PUBLIC INFORMATION "38.Publicinformation Committee onInformation Apr1990 i\/45/21 YES IX.CONFERENCE SERVICES 39.Conference andlibrary servicesCommittee onConferences Aug1989 11./44132 NO ~/Members oftheCommission wereconsulted individually through correspondence because the Commission didnotmeetin1989. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryMajorprogramrne/programmme Competent reviewing bodyDateof reviewComments contained inreportPriorities: Yes/No? I -...I
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the activities and priorities of various United Nations committees and commissions, covering a wide range of topics. While it mentions economic development, social development, and humanitarian affairs, it does not seem to focus on a specific sector like agriculture, forestry, or fishing. The report also touches on issues related to natural resources, but these are not the primary focus. The text does not mention industry, transport, communication, international trade, or science and technology.