ganization of African Unity and those of other organi­ zations, as well as experts on apartheid, for consultations on various aspects of apartheid and on action against apartheid; 4. Authorizes the Special Committee to organize a World Conference for Action against Apartheid in 1977, in accordance with the recommendations con­ tained in paragraphs 296 to 302 of its report;14 5. Further authorizes the Special Committee to convene an International Conference of Trade Unions against Apartheid, in accordance with paragraphs 269 to 274 of its report;14 6. Approves the recommendations contained in the report of the 'Special Committee concerning informa­ tion activity against apartheid by the United Nations and the specialized agencies10 and requests it to take appropriate action towards the implementation of those recommendations; is ¡bid., Supplement No. 22A (A/31/22/Add.l-3), document A/31/22/Add.3, sect. III. 136 7. Authorizes the Special Committee to establish an award to be presented to persons who have, in co­ operation with the United Nations and in solidarity with the South African liberation movements, contrib­ uted significantly to the international campaign against apartheid; 8. Requests the Secretary-General to take all nec­ essary steps to enable the Centre against Apartheid to continue to provide effective assistance to the Special Committee; 9. Invites all specialized agencies and other inter­ governmental and non-governmental organizations to co-operate with the Special Committee in the discharge of its task. 58th plenary meeting 9 November 1976 H ECONOMIC COLLABORATION WITH SOUTH AFRICA The General Assembly, Having considered the report of the Special Com­ mittee against Apartheid11 and its special reports,18 Recalling its resolutions on the policies of apartheid of the racist régime of South Africa, Noting with grave concern that some Governments, in pursuing strategic and economic and other interests, continue to collaborate with the racist régime of South Africa and thereby encourage it to persist in its criminal 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the international community's efforts to combat apartheid in South Africa, with a emphasis on international cooperation, conferences, and awards. It does not seem to be directly related to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. While it may touch on some broader economic and social implications of apartheid, the main focus is on the political and social aspects of the issue.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade