text: migrant workers and their families as well as appropriate policies for their social integration; 4. Urges the General Assembly to approve the technical and financial implications of ECA's involvement in both activities. 5/ See resolution 543 (XX). - 7 - United Nations Transport and Communications Decade in Africa 6/ The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolution 2097 (LXIII) of 29 July 1977 and General Assembly resolution 32/160 of 19 December 1977 proclaiming the United Nations Transport and Communications Decade in Africa, Recalling also Economic Commission for Africa Conference of Ministers resolution 464 (XVIII) of 2 May 1983 by which the Conference requested the Executive Secretary of the Commission to ensure that the programme of the second phase would, inter alia, promote harmonization and co-ordination of the various modes of transport and communications and resolution 487 (XIX) of 26 May 1984 by which the Conference endorsed the programme for the second phase of the Decade, Referring to Council resolution 1984/68 of 25 July 1984 and General Assembly resolutions 38/150 of 19 December 1983 and 39/230 of 18 December 1984, on the United Nations Transport and Communications Decade in Africa, Noting with appreciation that financial resources have been allocated by the General Assembly for the activities envisaged in its resolutions 38/150 and 39/230 including studies on the harmonization and co-ordination of the various modes of transport and communications, 1. Expresses its appreciation to the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme for his continuing support of the Decade through the financing of the Decade Co-ordination Unit and requests him to continue to provide funds to the Commission during the next programming cycle to enable it to complete the task of monitoring the implementation of the Decade programme and evaluate the results of the whole Decade programme; 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the United Nations Transport and Communications Decade in Africa, specifically discussing the implementation and monitoring of the program. The text also mentions the Economic and Social Council, General Assembly, and the Economic Commission for Africa, which suggests a strong connection to international organizations and economic development. Additionally, the text touches on the theme of social integration, which could be related to employment or humanitarian aid.