text: encourage the adoption of measures to respond Co the economic and socialimprications of aging and co meet the needs of order persons. The Assembly furcher urged lhe Secr eta ry-cenera I to include advisory services to developing countriesthat' reguest them in technlcal co-operation programmes and requested him to continue to promote joint activi.ties in the field of aging and youth particularly as they relate to in terqene ra tiona 1 matters. The Assembly further requested the Secr e ta ry-cenera 1 to report to it at its fortieth session on the measures taken to i.mplemenC the resolutj.on, 2. The present report tlas been deals rdith the i. rnplementa tion ofinternational levefs as a ssessed deals with the question of agingprepared to respond Co those reguests. Section Iftbe Plan of Action at the national, regional and in the first revie!, and appraisaf. Section IIIin the context of population, r,romen and youth. II. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERMTIONAL PI,AN OF ACTION ON AGI},G AS ASSESSED IN THE FIRST REVIEW AND APPNATSAL 3. rn its resolution 37/5L. the ceneral Assembly requested the Economic andSocial Council, through the Commission for Social Development, to revie'r the i. mpl-ementa Cion of the plan of Action every four years, beginning in 1985, and totransmit its findings to the Assembly. 4. At i-ts twenty-ninth session' the Commission for Social Development consideredthe first review of lhe plan of Action. In order to assist the Commission inreviewing the implementation of the plan, the Secreta ry-General prepared a reportentiCled rrFirst Revie\d and AppraisaL of the fmplementation of the fnternationalPlan of Action on Aqing" (E/1995/6). This report contained, inter atia,information obtained from a questionnaire sent by the secreta;t:E;;;;;T to all Member States. United Nations organizations, and inlergovernmenta 1 and non-gover nmenta I organizati.ons. fts threefold objectives uere: (a) to examine thepol'icies and activities regarding demographicr developmental and humanitarian
analysis: The text appears to be related to the social and economic implications of aging and the implementation of measures to respond to these challenges. It mentions international cooperation, technical assistance, and the promotion of joint activities in the field of aging and youth. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the text is a report or a resolution from a United Nations agency. Based on this, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is related to human development and social issues.