text: medium-term plan of the Organisation for 1992-1997 and to be translated immediately into action by GQVePMlentsr the organizations and bodies of the United Nations systemr the specialized agencies and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizationsr called upon Member States to give priority to policies and programmes relating to the subtheme %mployment, Health and Education”, in particular to literacy, for the empowerment of women# especially those in rural areas* to meet their needs through self-reliance and mobilizatioa of indigenous resourcesr as well as to issues relating to the role of women in economic and political decision-making, population, the environment and informationt reaffirmed the central role of the Coznzission on the Status of Women and called upon the Commission to promote the implementation of the Strategiesr requested the Commission during its session in 1990 to consider the role of women in and contribution to development in preparing for the special session of the General Assembly devoted to international economic co-operation, in particular to the revitalization of economic growth and development of the developing countries and the international development strategy for the fourth United Nations development decade8 also requested the Commission to consider holding a world conference in 1995 and to report to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session on that matters called upon Member States to establish specific targets for women at each level in order to increase the participation of women in professional management and decision-making positions in their countries# emphasised the need to give urgent ’ attention to redressing socio-economic inequities at the national and international levels to fully realize the goals and objectives of the Strategies; endorsed the convening in 1991 of a high-level interregional consultation on women in public lifer requested the Secretary-General, in formulating the system-wide medirtm-term plan on the advancement of women for 1996-2001, to pay particular attention to strengthening national machineries; also requested the Secretary-General to 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the empowerment of women, their role in economic and political decision-making, and their participation in development. It also touches on education, health, and employment, which are all interconnected with the advancement of women. Additionally, it mentions the need to address socio-economic inequities and give attention to specific targets for women.