text: Fund for Namibia. -6-Annex I PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES APPROVED BY THE UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA FOR 1990 TO BE CARRIED OUT FOLLOWING THE DISSOLUTION OF THE UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA The United Nations Council for Namibia approved the programme activities enumerated below for 1990: 1. Preparation of reports on the political, military and social situation in Namibia, and on the activities of foreign economic interests in the Territory, for the period from 1 April 1989 until independence; 2. Preparation of a report on contacts between Member States and South Africa to cover the period from 1 April 1989 until independence; 3. Preparation of a report on the activities of the Council for the period from 1 September 1989 until independence; 4. Organization of a Seminar on Programme Planning for the National Reconstruction and Development of Namibia and preparation of its final report; 5. Preparation of draft chapters on Namibia for inclusion in the Yearbook of the United Nations for the years 1986 to 1990; 6. Preparation of a draft study of Article 81 of the Charter of the United Nations for inclusion in supplement No. 7 of the Repertory of Practice of Organs of the United Nations; 7. Compilation of archival materials relating to United Nations action on Namibia and deemed to be of use or interest to Namibia, including major resolutions and decisions of the United Nations on the question of Namibia and other relevant documents and official correspondence; 8. Drafting of a historical account of the responsibilities and programmes undertaken by the United Nations Council for Namibia since its inception. -7-Annex II PROGRAMMES AND ACTIVITIES FINANCED FROM THE UNITED NATIONS FUND FOR NAMIBIA A. Nationhood Programme Account 1. The Nationhood Programme Account of the Fund finances 16 training and 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the United Nations' activities and programs in Namibia, focusing on reports, seminars, and archival materials. The content seems to be more focused on governance, administration, and historical documentation rather than specific sectors like agriculture, industry, or health.