text: 4. Decides to continue to defray the expenses of representatives of the South West Africa People's Or­ ganization, whenever the United Nations Council for Namibia so requires; 5. Declares that the United Nations is committed to genuine self-determination and national indepen­ dence for Namibia and that all United Nations pro­ grammes for the benefit of the Namibian people will be carried out in accordance with the resolutions of the General Assembly in support of the struggle of the Namibian people under the leadership of the South West Africa People's Organization, their sole and authentic liberation movement, to achieve genuine self- determination and national independence for Namibia, and, for this purpose: (a) Decides to undertake an examination of the resources available to the United Nations Fund for Namibia, its programmes and projects, and of the possibilities of increasing its allocations and contribu­ tions, which would enable the Fund to concentrate on its main projects for assisting the Namibian people; (b) Revises the present guidelines for the United Nations Fund for Namibia, taking into account the experience gained in the administration of the Fund and the increasing responsibilities resulting from the expansion of the programme of assistance for Namibians; (c) Decides to allocate the sum of SUS 500,000 as a temporary measure to the United Nations Fund for Namibia from the regular budget of the United Nations for 1979; 43 Ibid., Twenty-ninth Session, Supplement No. 24A (A/9624/ Add.l), para. 84. The Decree bas been issued in final form in Namibia Gazette No. 1. 199 (d) Decides to review the question of the rela­ tions between the Institute for Namibia and the United Nations in order to enhance the effectiveness of the Institute; (e) Decides to include the Rapporteur of the Committee on the United Nations Fund for Namibia and a representative of the United Nations Develop­
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the financial and programmatic support of the United Nations for the Namibian people, specifically the allocation of funds and resources to the United Nations Fund for Namibia and the Institute for Namibia. This suggests that the category should be related to economic development, humanitarian aid, and international cooperation.