text: concerned and to mObili% adequate resources to achieve their targets for the Decade; Urged governments to Strengthen their institutional frameworks for carrying out thO68 activities, to mobilise the necessary technical expertise at all levels and, in general, to heighten popular awareness and support through education and public participation progrenanesr called upon Governments, organs, organisations and bodies of the United Nations syst8m and other intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations COnCerned to continue and, if possible, to increase their technical and financial co-operation with developing Countries in order to enable them to attain the targets they had set, and to continue also their efforts to co-ordinate their activities; and decided to r8Vi8W at its fortieth session the progress made towards the attaimnent of the Decade’s national and international , goals (resolution 35115). At its fortieth session, the General Assembly welcomed the recosnnendations and COnCluEdOnS contained in th8 report Of th8 s8Cr8tary-General; encouraged ‘kV8r~83ltS to s88k t0 hllpk#R8nt the teCOmt8ndatiOn6 for action contained in the report, in particular with regard to the strengthening of national capabilities, the preparation and implementation of national strategies, the intensification of efforts to improw the mobilization and utilication of national financial resources, the need for increased attention to health education and community participation, linkages between health and Water supply ag8acies, and the formulation and implementation of strategies to enhance the participation of women in the planning, operation and assessment of water and sanitation programmes and projects: called upon organs, organisations and bodies of the United Nations system, as well as other multilateral, bilateral and non-governmental organizations, to continue and, where possible, increase their assirtance to Governments; urged the international community to take note of the need to enhance co-ordination of technical co-operation activities at the global and national 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the implementation and coordination of international efforts to achieve the goals of a decade-long program focused on water and sanitation. It mentions the mobilization of resources, strengthening of institutional frameworks, and coordination of technical cooperation activities. The text also highlights the importance of education, public participation, and the involvement of women in water and sanitation programs. These themes suggest that the category should be related to international development and cooperation.