text: Standing Committees, itsDrafting Committee and itsworking groups(first, second andthird quarters of1990) (ii)Organization andsubstantive servicing ofa seminar onprogramme planning forthenational reconstruction anddevelopment ofNamibia (fourth quarter of1990) ~/ (iii)ReporttotheGeneral Assembly ontheactivities oftheCouncil untilindependence (fourth quarter of1990) ~ (iv)Reports onthepolitical, military, social situation inNamibia andontheactivities of foreign economic interests intheTerritory (fourth quarter of1990) ~ (v)Reports ontheconclusions andrecommendations ofthespecial plenary meetings (thirdquarter of1990)Observations 2.1(i) During 1990atotalof17meetings havebeenheldby theCouncil anditssubsidiary bodies. TheCouncil alsoheldfiveinformal meetings. Inaddition, one special plenary meeting washeldatWindhoek (9-11April1990). Approximately 300pagesof documentation intheformofconference roompapers andreports wereproduced duringtheyear1990 2.1(ii) Subject totheagreement oftheNamibian Government 2.1(iii) Areportisunderpreparation fortheperiod extending from1September 1989totheindependence ofNamibia (21March1990)andwillbemadeavailable toMemberStates 2.1(iv) Fourseparate reports areunderpreparation andwill bemadeavailable toMemberStates 2.1(v) Thereport ontheconclusions andrecommendations of thespecial plenary meetings hasbeenprepared and willbemadeavailable toMemberStates ,(vi)Historical account oftheroleandactivities of theCouncil sinceitsinception (second quarter of19q1) ~/ (vii)Co-ordination ofthetransfer totheGovernment ofNamibia ofthearchival collection ofmajor decisions andresolutions oftheCouncil (fourth quarter) ~/2.1(vi) 2.1(vii)TObecompleted inJune1991.willbemadeavailable toMemberStates Tobeimplemented asprogrammed'tlt'l> Cl>:>..... IQ IQ(') 11l..... ....UT 01»""1-'::>'01» UT, N Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryp~og~amme na~~ative Inte~mediate outputs: (i)Analysis ofthepolitical positions of individual Governments andmajo~political inte~gove~nmental o~ganizations onthequestion ofNamibia (ii)Collection, analysis andclassification ofdata ontheinternal andexternal political, legal andothe~developments thataffect Namibia (iii) p~epa~ation ofchapte~s onNamibia forinclusion intheYearbook oftheunited Nations for198~ to1990 (fou~th qua~ter of1990) ~/ (iv) Prepa~ation ofad~aftstudyofA~ticle 81of theCha~ter fo~inclusion inSupplement No.7of theRepe~to~y ofpractice ofunited Nations O~gans (fourth quarte~ of1990) ~/ (v)Compilation ofthea~chival mate~ials ~elating tounited Nations action onNamibia (fourth qua~te~ of1990)~ 2.2Assistance totheCouncil inmonitoring ofthe volunta~y boycott ofSouthAfrica imposed byGene~al Assembly resolutions £S-8/2 and36/121 Bby submitting totheGene~al Assembly onaregular basis asystematic analysis ofinformation onthe continuing political, economic, financial andother ~elations ofStates withSouth Af~ica onthedealings oftheireconomic andothe~entities withthat count~y andalsoonthemeasures takenbyStatesto te~minate allinvolvement withSouth Af~ica Output:Obse~vations (i)Thisactivity hasbeen ca~ried outin1990in connection withthe~eports citedin2.1(iv) (ii)Thisactivity hasbeen ca~~ied outin1990in connection withthereports citedin2.1(iv) Tobeimplemented asprogrammed (ditto) (ditto)'ttt'l>III::s.... \Q\Qn 1Il.........'"...en....N::r... '".... N ....(i) Repo~ttotheCouncil oncontacts between South Af~ica andMembe~States (fou~th quarte~ of
analysis: This text appears to be related to the political and diplomatic efforts surrounding the independence of Namibia. It mentions the Council's activities, reports, and meetings, which suggests a focus on international relations and governance. The text also mentions economic interests, boycotts, and sanctions, which implies a connection to economic development and international trade.