United Nations human riqhts programme, and ascertaininq the best means of meeting these needs fully* (d) Identification of innovative ways of improving co-ordination within the United Nations system in the field of human riqhts, in particular through linkages among proqrammes in the fields of development, peace, and the environment; and (e) Implementation of the recommendations of the Global Consultation on the Riqht to Development as a Human Riqht (E/CN.4/1990/9). 5. The Economic and Social Council should serve as the preparatory committee for the conference, and should establish an in-sessional workinq qroup for this purpose. The chairmen of the Commission on Human Riqhts, the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, and the human riqhts treaty bodies should be invited to participate in all preparatory meetinqs. 6. In preparation for conference, the Secretary-General should: (a) Invite widely-recoqnized independent experts from different academic disciplines and different political, economic and cultural systems to prepare studies and recommendations on the objectives of the conference, to be completed and distributed to the Commission on Human Riqhts, the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, and the human riqhts treaty bodies prior to the forty-seventh session of the Commi ss ion; (b) Convene a preparatory conference of recoqnized experts in the fields of law, development planning, social development and related fields, as well as qovernmental and non-governmental representatives, to consider and report on problems and opportunities for the future of the United Nations human rights programme; (c) Organize a formal consultation of professional staff from the United Nations programmes concerned with human rights, development and the environment, as well as appropriate specialized agencies, with the aim of preparing proposals for consideration by the conference. 7. Preparations should begin at least two years in advance of the conference 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations' efforts to promote and protect human rights, with a focus on coordinating efforts across various programs and agencies. The text mentions the Commission on Human Rights, the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, and human rights treaty bodies, suggesting that it is related to human rights and international law.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights