text: then if Mentler statea concerned took the necessarv initiatives !'as $59'70 nillion or 15.? per cent of tbe total resources required for flnancinq the 88 broadcast inq Droiects in the second Phase. 33. consequentlv, about 35 per cent of funtls requireti to inplenent all 88 proiects can nou te sai,d !o have lreen either locallv earrnarked t'v tnentter countrles or secured from external sources. 34, In conclusion, lt can tre stated that the results of the neetino were satisfactorv thouqh not adeouate. VI. IMPLEITEMATION OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION 391230 35. In parasraph ? of its resolution 39/230, the General Assemblv reouested lhe sec r etarv-Gene ra I to Drovide EcA t^'ith adequate financial resources fron the reqular budqet ot the United Nations to enable it to fullv inplenent the activitieg previouslv nandated in paragraoh 9 of Assenbl'v resolution 38/150' to ensure the pre.paration of relevant financial and technical docunqnts of selected proiects for the second pbase of the Decade and to ensure oronpt follor't-up on interestg expresed bv Crvernnents and international financial institutions in financinq Decade proiects durinq technical consultative neetinqs. 36. In cornpliance ltith the reouest of the Secretarv-General ' the Gener€I Assemblv orovided frorn the reqular budqet $563r000 in 1984 and $1'8?5 nillion in 1985 towards the inplementation of resolutions 38/150 and 39/230' 31 . In Daraqraph 7 of its resolution 38,/150. the General Assenbly reouested the Executive Secretarv ot ECA to orqanize four technical consultative neetinos (on frroadcasting' postal services, air transport and railwavs and rail transDort) ' Accordinqly. the foltoeinq act ions have been undertaken' 38. The technical congultative neetinq on4 to 6 June 1984. The outcone is reportedA/40/735 Enol ish Paqe 11 lrroadcaslino vas held at Harare fron ln paraoraphs 28-34 ahove.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the allocation of financial resources for the implementation of broadcasting projects, specifically mentioning the Decade of International Broadcasting and the provision of adequate financial resources from the United Nations regular budget. It also mentions technical consultative meetings on various sectors such as broadcasting, postal services, air transport, and rail transport. This suggests that the text is related to the development of infrastructure and services, particularly in the areas of communication and transport.