text: report contained in document A/AC.172/104, the Committee discussed the implementation of General Assembly decision 39/424 of 17 December 1984 on the venue of the Preparatory Committee's session. The report of the Committee on Conferences is contained in document A/AC.172/105; (c) Board of Trustees, United Nations Voluntary Fund for Victims of Torture, fourth session. The Committee considered the question on the basis of document A/AC.172/104/Add.1. Its report is contained in document А/AC.172/104/Add.2; (d) Commission on the Status of Women acting as the preparatory body for the World Conference to Review and Appraise the Achievements of the United Nations Decade for Women, resumed session» The Committee took up the matter following the adoption of General Assembly decision 39/459 of 12 April 1985 and in accordance with paragraph 3 of General Assembly resolution 39/68 A. Its report is contained in document A/AC.172/106; (e) Advisory Board on Disarmament Studies. The Committee considered the question on the basis of document A/AC.172/108. Its report is contained in document A/AC.172/109; (f) General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, first session. The Committee decided to authorize a one-day extension to the session at the request of the enlarged Bureau of the General Conference, which included regional group representatives; (g) Committee on Negotiations with Intergovernmental Agencies. In the light of General Assembly resolution 34/96 of 13 December 1979 and Economic and Social Council resolution 1985/74 of 26 July 1985, the Committee on Conferences, at its 237th meeting on 30 August 1985, agreed to the holding of the meetings of the Committee during the General Assembly session. C. Improved utilization of conference-servicing resources 1• Shortening of sessions, or a biennial cycle of sessions, of United Nations organs 13. In 1983, the Committee requested its Chairman to communicate with bodies shown by statistical reports (A/AC.172/88 and Add.l) to have failed to utilize
analysis: The text appears to be a report from the United Nations Committee on Conferences, discussing various meetings and sessions of different organizations and bodies. The topics range from the venue of a preparatory committee's session to the utilization of conference-servicing resources. There is no explicit mention of economic development, natural resources, or environment, but the text does seem to be related to international organizations and meetings, which could be related to industry, transport, or communication.