text: 31December 1990.Staffaswellasotherresources approved onaprovisional basis for1990tocarryoutactivities undertheprogrronme havebeenadjusted toreflect theactual andreduced levelofactivities. 31.Therevised estimates underthissubheading alsoprovide resources forthe implementation ofGeneral ~ssembly resolution 44/243. Theprogramme budget implications ofthisresolution wereconsidered indetail inthe Secretary-General's statement, underrule153oftherulesofprocedure ofthe General ~ssembly (~/C.5/44/56/Rev.l) andarereflected intheproposed programme of workdetailed inannex Itothepresent report. Inbrief, theseinclude preparation ofreports onthepolitical, military andsocialsituation inNamibia; theactivities offoreign economic interest intheTerritory fortheperiod from 1~pril1989untilindependence; contacts between Member States andSouth ~frica from1~pril1989untilindependence, andtheactivities oftheCouncil from 1September 1989untilindependence; organization ofaseminar onProgr3rnme Planning fortheNational Reconstruction andDevelopment ofNamibia andpreparation ofitsfinalreport; preparation ofdraftchapters onNamibia forinclusion inthe Yearbook oftheUnited Natiohs; preparation ofadraftstudyforinclusion inthe Repertory ofPractice ofUnited Nations Organs; compilation ofarchival materials relating toUnited Nations action onNamibia; drafting ofahistorical account of theresponsibilities andprogrammes undertaken bytheCouncil; thetransfer tothe Government ofNamibia oftheprogramme, activities andassets oftheCouncil, inclUding archival collections; providing necessary resources andstaffwithin the Secretariat forthedelivery ofprogrammes ofassistance toNamibia; custody ofthe United Nations FundforNamibia; substantive andconference services forthenew United Nations TrustCommittee fortheUnited Nations FundforNamibia, whichisto serveasthetrustee oftheFunduntilitsdissolution; implementation ofthe General ~ssembly's decision toclosetheUnited Nation- Institute forNamibia on 30September 1990andtheliquidation ofitsassets anddischarge ofits liabilities; andprovision ofthenecessary resources fortheperformance ofthe activities financed fromtheUnited Nations FundforNamibia. 32. ~sindicated indocument ~/C.5/44/56/Rev.l, pending receipt ofarequest by theGovernment ofNamibia, noprovision hasbeenmadeforassistance tothp, Government ofNamibia inthepreparation ofacomprehensive national census as called forintheresolution sinceitisnotpossible atthistimetodetermine whatassistance mightberequired and,hence, whatactivities wouldbeundertaken bythesubstantive offices concerned. 33. U~derthetermsofparagraph 7ofGeneral ~ssembly resolution 44/243 ~,the Secretary-General isrequested toconsider asamatter ofpriority theredeployment /... -~----~------------------------ Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/2 English Page10 within theUnited Nations Secretariat andotherorganizations oftheUnited Nations systemofthestaffoftheOffice oftheUnited Nations Commissioner forNamibia. Thestaffing tableoftheOffice oftheCon~issioner approved undertheprogramme budget forthebiennium 1990-1991 comprises 33established (17Professional, 8General Service and8locallevel) and28temporary (13Professional, 9General Service and6locallevel)posts. Ofthetotalof61posts(seetable3C.2above), 5professional postshaveremained vacant since1January 1990andalloftheposts intheGeneral Service category wereencumbered. Withthewinding downof activities intheCommissioner's Offices atHeadquarters, Lusaka, Gaborone and Luand~, anadditional 9postsbecame vacant asat30June1990andafurther 11postsareanticipated tobecome vacantat31December 1990. Takingintoaccount theproposed redeployment of8oftheremaining encumbered postswiththeir
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and budget of the United Nations in relation to Namibia, specifically the winding down of the Office of the United Nations Commissioner for Namibia. The text mentions various activities such as preparing reports, organizing seminars, and transferring assets, which suggests that the focus is on international cooperation and administration rather than a specific sector like economic development or natural resources.