text: JNITED 'tATtoNs GeneralAssemblyDistr. GENERAL L/ 40 / 6l.8 4 Octobe r ORIGINAL:1985 ENGLISTI Fortieth session Agenda item 69 (b) RELATIONSHIP BETI{EEN DISARMAMENT AND DEVELOPMENT Report of the secre !a rY-Genera I CONTENTS I. II.INTRODUCTION I,IEASURES TAKEN WITHIN TtlE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEII ' A. Aciivi.ties of the DeparEnent for Disarnament Affairs " B. Infornation received t'rom the Uniled NaEions. specialized agencies and oLher organizations {itbinParagraphs Page I-f 6 - 100 3 7-24 4 25 - 100 l0the United Nations systen -. III. MEASURES TAKEN BY I4EMBER STATES 85-2'1233 1468p (E) A/40 /618 Engl ish I NTRODUCTION 1. By its resoluCion 38/7I A of l5 December I983. the ceneral Assembly recalledthe conclusions contained in tbe sEudy entitled The Relationship betfeen Disarmament and Developnent. f/ Recalling a]so its resolution 37/84 ot9 December 1982, the Assembly took note with appreciation of the report of t.he Sec re ta ry-General- on neasures taken within the United Nations systen in implernentation of that resorution (A/38/435). The Assembty further requested the Sec re ta ry-Gene ral. to subnit a report !o t.he General Assenbly aC its fortiethsession based on appropriate neasures taken by Menber States and riithin bhe Unj.tedNations system in accordance with resolution 37/84. 2. "Appropri.ate neasures" taken within tbe United Nations systern refer toparagraph I of resolutj.on 37/84 irhich t'reguests the Secre ta ry-cene ral to takeappropriate adninistrative action in accordance rdith the reconnendations of bbe Group of Governmental Experts on the Rel,ationship beteeen Disarnanent andDevelopment, as specified in chapter VII of the st.udy ..,',. 3. The Group of covernmental Experts. rrtrich had been appointed by thesecretary-Generar to study the rel-ationship between disarmanent and deveropnent.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the relationship between disarmament and development, which suggests a connection to international relations and politics. However, the report also mentions the implementation of measures within the United Nations system, which could involve various sectors. Upon closer examination, it seems that the primary focus is on the intersection of disarmament and economic development.