cont inued, by, inter alia, regularly including the iten concerning lrouth ln the Cotnltteerg agenda or convening ad hoc inter-agency neetings on youth, or both.A/40 /63L EngIieh Page 20 89. The need for co-ordinatlon anong United Natlons bodies and agencies in the fleld of youth has been estabLlshedt lt ls based on the fact that youth issues cannot be readlly categorlzed along topical tines. For etranple, the issue of youth uner@loynent ls also an i3aue of educatlon and training, health, bouslng, fanily fornacion, nigration and overall aoclal and economlc developnent, The issues affecting youth efiployment faII irlthln the conpetence of varioua United Nations bodies and speclaltzed agencleg. 90. The inportanc€ of lnter-agency co-operatlon bas been recogniaed by I nte rgovernnental bodles. In lts resolutton 1983,/26 of ?6 uay 1983' tbe Economic and soclal council recognlzed that lnter-agency conaultations have proved to be a useful t@l tn planning, lnltiating, pronoting and lnplenent lng atlvlties ln the context of the Speclflc Proq ranne of l.teasure€ and Actlvltieg. The General Assembly, in its resolut Lon 38/22 of 22 Novenber 1983' reaffirned the inportance of better co-ordination of effort6 in dealing witb specific probleng confronting young p€ople and ln exaninlng the nanner ln which those problene are belng treated by lhe apecialized agencies and the varlous United Nations bodiea. At tbe sane sesslon, the ceneral Assembly took note, tn reaolutlon 3S/26 of 22 Novenber 1983, of theefforts in inter-agency co-operation to proftote and strenqthen channels of comnun icat ion. 9I. fnter-agency co-operatlon in the field of youth, parllcularly at the technical level, has been posltive during the preparatlona for and observance of the International Youth Year. tileasures rrlll be taken to en8ure continued inter-agency co-operat ion in the future. 92. In ceneral Assenbly resolutlon 36/l?, section c, paragraph 9 of the annex' the additional, guldelines stlpulated that the practlce of providing lnEernships for
**Analysis**
The text discusses the coordination among United Nations bodies and agencies in the field of youth, covering various aspects such as education, employment, health, and social development. The emphasis is on the need for inter-agency cooperation to address the complex issues affecting youth, including unemployment, education, and social development.

**Category**
Education, Employment, Health