text: developing countries in a position to do so have been urged by the General Assembly, in its resolution 3362 (S-VII), to earmark stocks and/or funds to be placed at the diapoaal of the Programme as an emergency reserve to strengthen the capacity of the Programno to deal with crisis situations in developing countries. /... A/45/100 English Page 260 At its forty-fourth session, the General Assembly established for the two years 1991 and 1992 a target for voluntary contributions to the Programme of $1.5 billion, of which not less than one third should be in cash and/or services, and expressed the hope that those resource6 woulc3 be substantially augmented by additional contributions from other sources in view of the prospective volume of sound project requests and the capacity of the Programme to operate at a higher level; and urged States Members of the United Nations and members annd associate members of FA0 and appropriate donor organixations to make every effort to ensure the full attainment of the target (resolution 441230). No advance documentation expected. I... A/45/100 English Page 261 66. Treinina and resm (a) UIliteae The United Nations Institute for Training and Research was eatabliahed in 1965, pursuant to a deCi8ion taken by the General Assembly at its eighteenth session (resolution 1934 (XVIII)). Aa provided in article I of its statute, UNITAR was established as an autonomous institution within the fremawork of the United Nations for the purpose of enhancing the effectiveneae of the United Nations in achieving the major objectives of the Organisation, in particular the maintenance of peace and security and the promotion of economic and social development, through appropriate training and research progrsmmes. The functions of the Institute are set out in iirticle IX of its statute (E/4200, annex I). In accordance with article III of the statute, an international Board of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations and its programs, specifically the earmarking of funds and resources for various purposes. The language used suggests a focus on economic development, humanitarian aid, and international cooperation.