text: innovations willalsoinvolve closeco-operation withtheOfficeofGeneral Services, whichisresponsible forplanning andimplementing telecommunications and technological innovations fortheOrganization, forproviding overall policy and technical guidelines inmatters relating tocomputers, office equipment and telecommunications andforenforcing standards setbytheTechnological Innovations Board. Co-operation willalsobepursued between theOfficeofGeneral Services andtheDagH~arskjold Library inrespect ofmanagement ofthearchives ofthe Organization. Successful implementation oftheproposed programme oftechnological innovations andotherimprovements willdependheavily ontraining, forwhich co-operation withtheOfficeofHumanResources Management willbemaintained. The special training programme forlanguage staff,initiated inco-operation withthe OfficeofHumanResources Management, willbecontinued andextended totheUnited Nations OfficeatGeneva andotherdutystations andthecriteria forrecruitment oflanguage staffwillbeupdated andclearly defined, incloseco-operation with theOfficeofHumanResources Management. 39.15Activeco-operation willalsobepursued withotherorganizations ofthe United Nations system. Suchco-operation willbepursued, interalia,through the Inter-agency Meeting onLanguage Arrangements, Documentation andPublications, and theDagH~arskjold Library willpursueitsmandate toco-operate withother libraries withinthecommon systemonprojects andactivities ofmutualinterest. Continued co-operation withUNIDOandIAEAwillalsobesoughtinwhatever arrangements areeventually agreedforconference andlibrary services atthe ViennaInternational Centre. 39.16Co-operation withintergovernmental, governmental andnon-governmental organizations andenterprises outside theUnited Nations system, suchasthe Organisation forEconomic Co-operation andDevelopment, theFederal Translation BureauofCanada, andvarious institutions orcommercial firmsoffering computerized databaseswillbeexpanded, particularly insuchareasason-line databasesandexternal publishing. 3.Subprogramme structure andpriorities 39.17 Theprogramme onconference andlibrary services willconsist ofthe following subprogramrnes: Subprogramme 1.Editorial andofficial records services Subprogr~e 2.Meeting, interpretation andverbatim reporting services Subprogramme 3.Translation services Subprogramme 4.Publishing services Subprogr~e 5.Library information services -7-II 11 IIi I i :1II Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryTheservices provided underthesubprogrammes constitute anintegrated package of support forbasicfunctions oftheOrganization; relative priorities, therefore, cannotusefully beassigned. B.Subprogramrnes SUBPROGRAMME 1.EDITORIAL ANDOFFICIAL RECORDS SERVICES (a)Objectives 39.18 Underthegeneral mandates outlined inparagraphs 39.1to39.3above, subprogramme 1dealswiththeediting ofparliamentary documentation, including official records, andcertain otherdocuments andpublications withthepreparation offinaltextsforreproduction, andwiththecontrol ofdocumentation andthe monitoring oftheprocessing ofdocuments byconference services. Italsocovers theplanning, organizing andmanaging oftheintroduction oftechnological innovations forallaspects ofconference andlibrary services. 39.19 Problems tobetackled duringthemedium-term planperiodinclude finding waystocontrol andlimitthevolumeofparliamentary documentation, tomaintain highstandards ofquality forbothparliamentary documentation andother publications oftheOrganization, toeliminate thebacklog ofofficial records at Headquarters andtomaintain acoherent andeffective programme oftechnological innovations. 39.20 Thesubprogramme willaimtoensurethetimelyissuance ofparliamentary documents incorrect formandwithparityoftreatment forallofficial languages, tocontrol andlimitthevolumeofdocumentation incompliance withdirectives of intergovernmental bodies, toensurethatthepublications programme oftheUnited
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the organizational structure and services of the United Nations, specifically related to language, documentation, and technological innovations. It mentions the need for training, cooperation with other organizations, and the management of archives. This suggests that the category should be related to administration, communication, or information management.