text: Executive Director shouldcontinue negotiations toensureadequate financing fortheprogramme. TheBoardstressed thattheSIDFAprogramme should bemaintained in 1986-1987 atitspresent levelof30posts, andrecommended totheGeneral Assembly tuconsider thatquestion inthelightoftheviewsexpressed by memberStatesonthesubject duringthecurrent session oftheBoardwitha viewtotakinqappropriate measures inthatregard. TheBoardreaffirmed thattheSIDFAprogramme shouldcontinue totake intoaccount thespecial needsoftheleastdeveloped countries. TheBoardrecommended toUNIDO afte~itsconversion toconsider initiating anevaluation oftheSIDFAprogramme soastoenhance thebenefits accruing fromtheprogramme. 120.Aftertheadoption ofconclusion 1985/7, therepresentative ofBelgium madea statement (seesummary record ID/B/SR.382, para.11). -37-\ I \.CHAPTER XI REGULAR PROGRAMME OFTECHNICAL CO-OPERATION 121.TheBoardconsidered thequestion oftheregular programme oftechnical co-operation underitem12.TheBoardhadbeforeitthetentative proposed allocations forthebiennium 1986-1987 prepared bytheExecutive Director (ID/B/335 andCorr.1) andtheannualreportoftheExecutive Director, 1984(ID/B/340, chap.II,paras. 40-46andappendix H). 122.TheBoardconsidered theitematits371stplenary meeting, on16May.An account ofthediscussion iscontained intherelevant summary record (ID/B/SR.371). Action bytheBoard 123.Atits382ndmeeting, on31May1985,theBoard,afterconsideration ofa draftconclusion onitem12(ID/B/L.332) submitted bythePresident, adopted the following conclusion: Conclusion 1985/8. Regular programme oftechnical co-operation 1.TheIndustrial Development Boardexamined theproposed tentative allocations forthebiennium 1986-1987, prepared bytheExecutive Director (ID/B/335). 2.TheBoardnotedwithconcern thattherealvalueoftheresources forthe UNIDOregular programme oftechnical co-operation hadbeendeclining steadily since19130. 3.TheBoardstressed againtheimportance oftheUNIDOregular programme of technical co-operation andrecommended thattherealvalueoftheprogramme be maintained. 4.TheBOJardrecalled therecommendation contained inparagraph 26ofthe reportofthePermanent Committee ontheworkofitsnineteenth session (ID/B/307 andCorr.1) andrequested theExecutive Director tomakefurther efforts toi,mp1ement thatrecommendation. 5.TheBoardapproved thetentative allocations fortheUNIDOregular programme oftechnical co-operation forthebiennium 1986-1987 asproposed in document ID/B/335. -38-11 I :ID/B/335 I, An l/SR.371). )fa !dthe !ctor ;forthe ;teadily Irammeof Irammebe )fthe In :ther Ir lOSedinCHAPTER XII UNITED NATIONS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FUND 124.TheBoardconsidered thequestion oftheUnitedNations Industrial Development Fundunderagenda item13.TheBoardhadbeforeitthereportoftheExecutive Director ontheUnitedNations Industrial Development Fund: programme for1986and planfor1986-1987 (ID/B/333 andCorr.l) andtheannualreportoftheExecutive Director, 1984(ID/B/340, chap.II,paras. 28-34andappendix I). 125.TheBoardconsidered theitematits37lstand372ndmeetings, on 16and17May.Anaccount ofthediscussion iscontained intherelevant summa~y records (ID/B/SR.371 and372). Action bytheBoard 126.Atits382ndmeeting, on31May1985,theBoard,afterconsideration ofa draftconclusion onitem13(ID/B/L.333) submitted bythePresident, adopted the following conclusion: Conclusion 1985/9. UnitedNations Industrial Development Fund 1.TheIndustrial Development Boardtooknoteofthereport bytheExecutive Director containing theprogramme oftheUnitedNations Industrial Development Fundfor1986andplanfor1986-1987 (ID/B/333). 2.TheBoardrecalled thedecision adopted bytheFourthGeneral Conference ofUNIDOtohonourthepledgetopromote theindustrial development of developing countries, especially theleastdeveloped countries, andcalled uponallcountries, inparticular thedeveloped countries, tocontribute orto increase theircontributions totheUnitedNations Industrial Development Fund
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of the Industrial Development Board (UNIDO) related to its regular programme of technical cooperation and the United Nations Industrial Development Fund. The text mentions the allocation of resources, the importance of maintaining the programme's level, and the promotion of industrial development in developing countries, especially the least developed countries. This suggests that the category should be related to economic development, industry, and international cooperation.