text: (a) Reviewing and harmonizing of policies which have bearing on food and agriculture development and to report as appropriate to future meetings of the ECA Conference of Ministers; (b) Improving their capacity in policy and development planning including effective implementation, monitoring and evaluation through appropriate training programmes and guidelines and to report as appropriate to future meetings of the ECA Conference of Ministers. 1. The studies relating to review and harmonization policies on food and agricultural development will require funds as given below: Consultants 84 000 Ad hoc expert group (to evaluate the results of the studies and to make additional proposals) 20 000 2. The studies on improving the capacity in policy and development planning will require funds as given below: Consultants 126 000 Ad hoc expert group (to evaluate the results of the studies and to make additional proposals) 20 000 Total (of items 1 and 2) 250 000 I. Resolution 550 (XX). Report of the Ad Hoc Committee established by resolution 477 (XVIII) on ECA- and 0AU- sponsored institutions This resolution directed that there should be adequately staffed co­ ordination units within the Cabinet Offices of the Executive Secretary of ECA and the Secretary-General of 0AU to follow up more actively on continuous basis,the activities of institutions sponsored by them. The financial implications for adequately staffing the ECA Co-ordination Unit will be, in the biennium 1986-1987, as follows: Established posts (1 P.5, 1 P.4 and 1 LL) 119 500 Common staff costs 56 100 Staff travel 40 000 Total 215 600 - 131 - J. Resolution 553 (XX). Introduction of Portuguese as one of the official working languages of the Economic Commission for Africa Under this resolution, the Conference recommends that the Portuguese language should be adopted as an official working language of ECA. Accordingly, the Conference requests the General Assembly through ECOSOC 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and its activities, particularly in the areas of policy development, capacity building, and institutional strengthening. The mention of "food and agriculture development" and "policy and development planning" suggests that the text is related to economic development and sustainable development in Africa.