text: the Realization of the Right to Development as a Human Right (E/CN.4/1990/9) prepared by the Secretary-General pursuant to Commission on Human Rights resolution 1989/45; 3. Requests the Secretary-General to transmit the report on the global consultation to all Governments, United Nations organs, the General Assembly at its special session on international economic co-operation to be held in April 1990, the Ad Hoc Committee of the Whole on the Preparation of the International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nations Development Decade, the Committee on Development Planning at its twenty-sixth session and the Administrative Committee on Co-ordination, the specialized agencies and other intergovernmental, governmental and concerned non-governmental organizations with a view to obtaining concrete comments and proposals for further international and national action aimed at strengthening the existing, or creating possible new, mechanisms for the promotion and protection of human rights, taking into account the ideas contained in chapter VII of the report and the views expressed on the issue during the debate at the forty-sixth session of the Commission, including the creation of a group of experts; -54-4. Reiterates the need for a continuing evaluation mechanism so as to ensure the promotion, encouragement and reinforcement of the principles contained in the Declaration on the Right to Development; 5. Recommends to the Economic and Social Council at its first regular session of 1990 and the General Assembly at its forty-fifth session to consider the question of the right to development, including the conclusions and recommendations of the report on the global consultation with a view to the implementation and further enhancement of the Declaration; 6. Requests the Office of the Director-General for Development and International Economic Co-operation and the Centre for Human Rights to continue to co-ordinate the various activities with regard to the implementation of the Declaration;
analysis: The text discusses the realization of the right to development as a human right, which is a broader concept that encompasses various aspects of human life. The report mentions international economic cooperation, global consultation, and evaluation mechanisms, which suggests that economic development is a key aspect of the right to development. However, the text also touches on human rights, which implies that the category should be broader than just economic development.