text: First, the human dimension of develooment, because human beinqs are, after all, the true subject of this Process and without adequate human caPital no develoJlllent is possible, or perhaps even neaninqful, in the lonq term. Therefore, JVM/5 A/S-18/PV. 7 18 C (Mr. Yanez-Barnuevo, Spa inl we shoul.d concern ourselves especiallv with the utilization of human resources, with health and education and with the inteqration of women into the process of development; Secondlv, the compatibility between development and ecoloqical balance; Thirdly, the strenqtheninq of the role of the State and institutions, both as economic aqents to mobilize the process of development and as aCients of social in te qr at ion; Fourthlv, the economic dimension of development, qiv inq special prior itv to reqional economic inteQration; Fifthly, the incorporation of major economic innovations to stimulate the economv; Sixthlv, a mre effective confiquration of official development assistance, impr011inq both quali tv and concePt; Seventhly, differentiation between the various realities and problems of develoPment, which require solutions suitable for each case; And las tl v, a par tici pa torv conception of the process of development and co-operation endeavourinq to enhance the roles of non-q011ernmental orqanizations and of companies. I trust that these reflections have contributed to the discussions at this special session. I hope that its results will be satisfactorv to evervone and in time constitute a step towards consensus on this imJX>rtant issue of development, which affects and concerns us, while at the same time servinq to consolidate a new approach to North-South relatic,ns. We are also oonfident that the results of this special session will facilitate the preParation and holdinCI of cominCI international economic meetinqs, such as the Conference on Least Developed Countries and the eiqhth United Nations Conference on Trade and Development CUNCTAD VIIIl. JVM/5 A/S-18/PV.? 19-20 ({Mr. Yanez-Barnuevo, Spain) 
analysis: The text discusses various aspects of development, including the human dimension, economic dimension, and environmental balance. It emphasizes the importance of utilizing human resources, health, education, and institutional strengthening, which suggests that it is not solely focused on economic growth. The text also mentions the need for a more effective configuration of official development assistance and the incorporation of major economic innovations. These points indicate that the text is concerned with the overall development process, rather than a specific sector.