text: contain additional, updated and more specific views on the subject; noted the invitation of the Commission to the Secretary-General to organise a global consultation on the realisation of the right to development8 endorsed the view of *he Commission that there is a need for a continuing evaluation mechanism to ensure the promotion, encouragemant and reinforcement of the principles set forth in the Declaration on the Right to Development8 urged all relevant bodies of the United Nations system to take due account of the Declaration and to make efforts to contribute to its application} and called upon the Commission to decide at its forty-sixth session on the future course of action on the question (resolution 44162). At its forty-sixth session, the Commission on Xuman Rights took note with interest of the report on the Global Consultation on the Realisation of the Right to Development as a Human Right (E/CW.4/1990/9) which was held at Geneva, in January 19901 requested the Secretary-General to transmit this report to all Governments, United Wations organa, the General Assembly at its special session on international economic co-operation in April 1990, the A&&G Committee of the whole on the Preparation of tba International Development Strategy for the Fourth United Nation6 Development Deoader the Committee on Development Planning at its twenty-sixth session, the Administrative Cesmittee on Co-ordination, the specialised agencies and other intergoverllmental. governmental and concerned non-goversmental organisationr with a view to obtaining concrete conments and proposals for further international and national action aimed at strengthening the existing, or creating possible new, mechanisrAs for the promotion and protection of human rights, taking into account the idea6 contained in chapter VII of the report and the views expressed on the issue during the Conunission’s debate, including the creation of a group of expertst recmnC.ed to the Economic and Social Council at 
analysis: The text appears to focus on international cooperation and development, specifically on the realization of the right to development, which is a broad concept encompassing various aspects of human well-being. The document mentions the promotion and protection of human rights, international economic cooperation, and the involvement of various UN agencies and organizations, which suggests that it relates to economic development and human rights.