text: account the uncertainties which might affect SIDFA travel. 8. Mr. ELDIN (Sudan) said that he, too, preferred the first course of action, provided that the question of funds for SIDFAs could be reviewed in the light of draft resolutions proposed in the Second Committee. 9. The CHAIRMAN said that, if he heard no objection, he would take it that the Committee wished to approve the recommendation of the Advisory Committee with regard to the travel of SIDFAs, on the understanding that it could review the matter later in the light of any relevant decisions taken by the Second Committee. 10. It was so decided. 11. The CHAIRMAN said that, if he heard no objection, he would take it that the Committee wished to endorse the recommendations of CPC, as contained in paragraphs 286 to 291 of the latter's report (A/38/38 (Part I)), subject to the understanding expressed by the Economic and Social Council in section VI of its resolution 1983/49. 12. It was so decided. 13. The CHAIRMAN, replying to a question which had been asked at the 26th meeting about the JIU study referred to in paragraph 289 of the CPC report (Part II), said he had learned that JIU would be able to study the question and that the Second Committee was also currently studying the matter. 14. Ms. MUSTONEN (Finland) said that her delegation accepted the recommendation of CPC with regard to the consultations on the wood and wood products industry on the ; ... A/C.5/38jSR.27 English Page 4 (Ms. Mustonen, Finland) understanding that the follow-up specified in Economic and Social Council resolution 1983/49 would continue and that consideration of that programme element by CPC in 1984 would take into account the progress achieved since the most recent consultation and any relevant decisions of the Industrial Development Board. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the recommendations and decisions made by a committee regarding international development, specifically focusing on the travel of SIDFAs (Specialized Intergovernmental Institutions for Development and Finance Agencies) and the endorsement of recommendations from the Committee for Programme and Coordination (CPC). The text also mentions the wood and wood products industry, which suggests a connection to natural resources. However, the overall tone and content of the text suggest that it is more focused on international development and economic cooperation rather than a specific natural resource.