utilisation of outer space should be carried out for the benefit aad in the interests of all States, taking into particular account the needs of developing countriesr and noted that the working group oa the third item would be eatablkhed in 1990 and convened in 1991. The Assembly also eadorsed the rocommendatioas of the Ccmfnittee that the Scientific and Technical Sub-committee, at its twenty-seveath sessioa, should consider the following items on a priority basis: the United Uatione Programme oa Space Applications and the co-ot2iaation of space activities within the United Rations systsmt the implemeatatlon of the recommendations of the Second United Rations Conference oa the Bxploratioa aad Peaceful Uses of Outer Spacer matters relating to remote sensiag of the Earth by m/ Refereaoes for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 75): (a) Report of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space: Supplement lo. 20 (A/44/20)$ (b) Report of the Secretary-General: A/44/469: (c) Report of the Special Political Cosmnitteer A/44/814; (d) Rerolution 44/46: (01 Meetiaqs of the Special Political Coraaittoe~ A/SPC/44/SR.19-21 sad 231 (f) Plenary meeting: A/44/PV.78. I... A/45/100 English Page 212 satellites, including applications for developing countriest an8 the use of nuclear-power sources in outer space; and, in that context, considered it particularly urgent to implement the following recommendations: (a) all countries should have the opportunity to use the techniques resulting from medical studies in spacer (b) data beaks at the national and regional levels should be strengthened and expanded and an 5Bternatiooal space information service should be established to function as a centre of co-ordinationt (c) the United Nations should support the creation of adequate training centres at the regional level, linked, whenever possible, to institutions implementing space programmes, and necessary funding for the development of such centres should be made available through financial 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the utilization of outer space for the benefit of all states, with a focus on developing countries. It mentions the use of space applications, remote sensing of the Earth, and the implementation of recommendations related to space activities. The text also touches on the importance of data sharing, training centers, and funding for space programs. Based on this, it seems that the category that best fits the text is related to science and technology.

**Category**
Science and technology, Industry