text: sec retary-Genera 1 to elaborate guidelines for prlorlty actions during the United Nations Decade of Dlsabled Persons based upon hls report to the thirty-ninth sessioh of the Assembly on inplenentation of the ilorld Proqrarnne of Action IA/39/I9I\ and on replies received fron lrternber states and organizations includinq t.hose of disabled persons. fn principle, tbe general priority areas for Unlted Nations disabillty progranmes and support by the Trust Pund of the International Year of Disabled Persons for the irFlenentatlon of the Oor1d Progranne of Action in the franework of the Decade are: (a) inplenentatlon of the vlorld Programme of Action at the national level, (b) encouragetlent to Menber States to keep or establisb National Disabi li.ty Connittees, (c) encouragenent to uernber states to revievr national legislatlon rrlth special attention to dlsabllity issues. (d) encouragetnent to ltenbe r Stateg to lnprove basic data and statistics on dlsability, (e) support !o organizations of disabled persons' (f) accessibility to the physlcal environment, (g) prevent ion of disablllty, (h) provision of rehabilitation services, (l) equalizatlon of opportunities wichin the educational systen, and (j) publ.ic infornation. 20. It should be noted that the replies received fron Member Scates and organizations including those of disabled peraons contalned in che report of the sec r etary-cene ra I to tbe thirty-ninth session of the General Assernbly (A/39/IgLl indicated that a r.ride range of national priorities for action exists. It should also be poinced out that tbe first round of nonlloring and evaluation of proqress achieved in inplenent ing the glorld ProgranDe of Action ls now under way. Based on the replies received fron Uenber States to that review, the Sec retary-Gene ra I rdould then be alrl-e to deternine whether the elaboration of rnore sPecific guidelines for Priority action for the renainder of the Decade r+ould be appropriate. (c) Information act i vit ie s
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the implementation of the World Programme of Action concerning Disabled Persons, which suggests a strong connection to the field of human rights and social development. The guidelines mentioned are related to disability, rehabilitation, accessibility, and equal opportunities, which are all important aspects of promoting the well-being and inclusion of people with disabilities. Given the emphasis on social and economic development, it is likely that the text is related to the field of human rights and social development.