text: intar decided to establish under its authority the United Nations Transition Assistance'Group. At its forty-fourth session, .lll,/ the General Assembly Concurred with the observations, recommendations and conclusions contained in the report of the Advisory Committee on Ac?ministrativ8 and Budgetary Qu8StiOnsZ urged all Member States to pay their assessed contributions to UNTAG in full and on time; approved the request of the Secretary-General that he proceed with the disposition of the property of UNTAG upon completion of its mandate in the manner Set out in annex III, paragraph 4, to his report and paragraph 10 of the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary &estionsz decided that the costs associated with the liquidation of the Group and the closing of the aCCOuntS, amounting to $6,469,000 gross ($5,625,000 net), b8 met from the appropriations made available by the Assembly in its resolution 431232: aluo decided, taking into account the outstanding aSS8SS8d contributions due to the Special Account Of UNTAG, to defer any further action on the estimated unencumbered balance of the appropriations as might be called for until its forty-fifth sescrion; requested the Secretary-General to take 011 necessary action to ensure that the Group is administered with the maximum of efficiency and economy, bearing in mind the relevant obS8rvatiOnS contained in the report of the Advisory Cosxsitteer and requested the Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly, at it6 forty-fifth session, a detailed performance report on the budget of the group. in accordance with the observations made by the Advisory Conxnittee in its report. in particular those made in paragraphs 7 and 6 thereof (reoolution 44/191). DOCUm8ntS : (a) Report of th8 Secretary-General on the financing of UNTAG (reSolutiOn 44/19l)t (b) Report of the Advisory Conxnittee on Adminirtrative and Budgetary QueStions. XZU References for the forty-fourth rerrion (agenda item 136): 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the financial and administrative aspects of a United Nations group, specifically the United Nations Transition Assistance Group (UNTAG). The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the text is related to the management and budgeting of a international organization. The text does not mention specific development projects, natural resources, or environmental issues, which leads me to believe that it is not related to economic development, natural resources, or environment.