text: consider earmarking aspecified andincreasing proportion oftheirresources for activities andprojects relating totechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries; 4.Reiterates theneedtoutilize fullythecapacities ofdeveloping countries, and,inthiscontext, further invites theorganizations andbodiesof theUnitedNations systemactively tomakeincreasing useofequipment, services, experts andconsultants available inthedeveloping countries, withinexisting rulesandregUlations, andtocontinue toreviewtheirprocurement policies and practices inthisregard; 5.Requests theSecretary-General totakethenecessary actions within existing rulesandregulations inordertoincrease procurement fromdeveloping countries fortheUnitedNations systemby,interalia,takingstepstoovercome thelackofinformation abouttheirprocurement potential aswellasarranging for widerdissemination ofinformation regarding procurement potential andpractices in theUnitedNations system, 6.Requests theAdministrator oftheUnitedNations Development Programme to submitareporttotheGoverning Council atitsthirty-third session basedon experiences inthefieldintheimplementation ofparagraphs 4and5ofthis -25-decision, including theprogress achieved andbottle-necks andobstacles facedin thisregard, 7.Encourages theTransfer ofKnowledge Through Expatriate Nationals asa usefulexperiment, andrequests theAdministrator tocarryoutananalytical review andevaluation ofthisexperiment tobeincluded inthecomprehensive report requested inparagraph 8below, 8.Requests theAdministrator tosubmit acomprehensive reporttothefifth session oftheHigh-level Committee ontheprogress achieved bytheUnitedNations systemintheimplementation oftheBuenosAiresPlanofAction. 4/2.Co-operative exchange ofskills amongcountries through technical co-operation amongdeveloping countries TheHigh-level Committee, Recalling itsdecision 3/6, Recalling alsoresolution 300(XXIX)anddecision 306(XXX)oftheTradeand Development BoardoftheUnitedNations Conference onTradeandDevelopment, 1.TakesnoteofthereportoftheMeeting ofGovernmental Experts on Co-operative Exchange ofSkills among Developin~ Countries1/annexed todocument TCDC/4/4, 2.Expresses itssatisfaction concerning theagreedconclusions and recommendations adopted bytheMeeting ofGovernmental Experts ascontained inthe above-mentioned report; 3.Invites theTradeandDevelopment Boardtorequest theSecretary-General oftheUnitedNations Conference onTradeandDevelopment toprepare, in co-operation withotherrelevant organizations oftheUnitedNations system, andin particular theUnitedNations Development Programme, thestudymentioned in paragraph 9oftheagreedconclusions andrecommendations adopted bytheMeeting of Governmental Experts andtosubmitittotheHigh-level Committee atitsfifth session. 4/3.Measures tofacilitate technical co-operation amongdeveloping countries: staffing oftheSpecial Unitfor.Technical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries TheHigh-level Committee, Recalling recommendation 34oftheBuenosAiresPlanofAction, 1.TakesnoteofthereportoftheAdministrator oftheUnitedNations Development Programme entitled "Measures tofacilitate TCOC:Staffing ofthe Special UnitforTCOC"(TCOC/4/8), !/TD/B/1043-TD/B/AC.40/2. -26-un 19 De cy su ex, gu, pl, co Pr in cy ac wi fi De ac for!w )f2.Reiterates itsfirmbeliefthatthestrengthening oftheSpecial Unitfor Technical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries wouldallowtheUnittodischarge fullyitsfunctions insupport andprogress oftechnical co-operation among developing countries1 3.Requests theAdministrator toprovide adequate staffing support tothe Special UnitforTechnical Co-operation amongDeveloping Countries andtoreport thereon tothethirty-third session oftheGoverning Council oftheUnitedNations Development Programme. 4/4.Activities relating totechnical co-operation among developing countries underthecountry, regional andinterregional indicative planning figures
analysis: The text appears to be focused on international cooperation and development, with a specific emphasis on technical cooperation among developing countries. It discusses measures to facilitate this cooperation, such as increasing procurement from developing countries, sharing knowledge and skills, and strengthening the Special Unit for Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries. The text also mentions the United Nations Development Programme and the Trade and Development Board, which suggests that it is related to international economic development.