text: assistance to such progrsmmee; urged the organieations of the United Nations system, including F’AO, UWDP, IPAD and others, to provide increased financial and technical assistance for technical co-operation emong developing countries in food and agriculture; recomnended that those orgarioatione give priority in their programmes of work to technical co-operation emong developing countries in food and agriculture8 requested WyC to continue its work in identifying effective ways and means of technical co-operation among developing countries in food and agricultures and requested the Secretary-General to include in his report to the General Assembly on technical co-operation among developing countries information on the implementation of the resolution, including recomrndations for the enhancement of technical co-operation emong developing countries in food and agriculture (resolution 43/190). U/ References for the forty-third session (agenda item 82 (c)j: (a) Report of the World Food Council: Supplement NO. 19 (A/43/19)r (b) Report of the Second Connnittee (Part IV): A/43/915/Add.3: (c) Resolutions 431190 and 4311911 (d) Meetings of the Second Committeea A/C.2/43/SR.21-26, 36-40 and 421 (e) Plenary meeting: A/43/W.83. I... A/45/100 English Page 239 Also at its forty-third session, u/ the General Assembly noted with concern that the number of people suffering from hunger and malnutrition had increased in the 1960s; welcomed the conclusions and recommendations of WFC, in particular, the Cyprus Initiative against Hunger in the World8 stressed the need for substantial progress in stimulating food production in developing countries, in particular in Africa and in the least developed countries; also stressed that the provision of food aid in the context of emergency situations resulting from natural disasters should be reinforced! recommended that a higher priority be given to supporting food production in the national development efforts of developing countries in order to ensure adequate food supplies and distributionr called for a joint effort by all States and relevant international and intergovernmental organisations to 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the provision of financial and technical assistance to developing countries to improve food production and distribution, with a focus on addressing hunger and malnutrition. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a resolution or report from the United Nations. The text also mentions the World Food Council and the United Nations Development Programme, which are international organizations that work on development and humanitarian issues.