Women'lOr9anilationl, non-IjIovernmental or9anieation. incon.ultativ ••tatu.with theCounoil, cate90ryII(1/1989/NGO/8). 238.TheCouncil allocated theitemtotheFirlt(Eoonomic) Committee, which con.idered itatits22nd,24thand25thmeetin9., on18,20and21July. 239.Atits22ndmeeting, OD18July,theCommittee heldagen.ral di.cueeion on theitem.Itheardintroductory Itatemente bytheDirector oftheDivilion forthe Advancement ofWomen,CentreforSocialDevelopm.nt andHumanitarian Affair., UnitedNation. OfficeatVienna, andbytheChiefoftheJointPlanninljl Section, Department ofInternational Iconomic andSocialAffaire. 240.Al.oatthe22ndmeetinq, Itatementl weremadebyther.pr.eentativ ••ofthe UnitedStatelofAmerica, France(onbehalfoft~eState.M.mberl oftheUnit.d Nationsthataremembers oftheEuropean Economic Community), NewZealand (al.oon behalfofCanadaandAuetralia), theUnionofSovietSociali.t Republicl, Thailand, theUkrainian SovietSocialilt Republic, Indon'lia andtheUnit.d Kinljldom ofGr.at 11/Forthefinaltext,.eeOfficiol R.cora. oftb.gep.ral A•••mbll, Forty-fourth ••••lon,Suggl.m.nt No.16. HI"orthefinalreport,..eOfUgial BlOora. pftheEgoDpmicIIldSpgill Coupcil, 19S!l,Suggl.ment No.0(E/1989/27/Rev.l). -73-Britain andNorthern Ireland andtheob.erver forFinland (onbehalfoftheNordic countrie.). Statement. wereal.omadebytherepre.entatives oftheFoodand A9riculture Orqani.ation oftheUnitedNation., theWorldBank,theUnitedNations Development Proqramme andtheInternational LabourOrqanisation. Theob.erver for theInternational Allianc. ofWomen-EqualRi9hts, EqualR.sponsibilitie., a non-qovernmental orqanisation inconsultative .tatu.withtheCouncil, cateqory I, al.omad.astat.ment. R,commendation contain.d inthereportoftheCommi••ionon theStatu.ofWom.nonit.thirty-third ••••ion Bv.t.m-wid. co-ordination ofactiyiti.. toadyanc' the.tatu.ofwom.nandto int.grat. wom.nind.v.lopm.nt 241.Atits25thm.etinq, on21July,theCommittee considered draft re.olution III,entitled "Sy.tem-wide co-ordination ofactivities toadvance the .tatusofwomenandtointe9rate womenintodevelopment", recommended bythe Commi.sion ontheStatu.ofWomenatit.thirty-third se••ion(E/1989/27, chap.I).Atitsfirstre9ular••••ion,theCouncil hadd.ferred con.ideration of thedraftre.olution untilit••econdre9ular.ession (Council d.cision 1989/126). 242.Therepre.entative ofCanadapropo.ed that,inoperetive para91aph 11ofthe draftre.o1ution, theword."Regue.t. theSecretary-General, inthepreparation of theinternational development .trate9Y forthefourthUnit.dNation. dev.lopment decade" bereplaced bythewords"Regullts the~Committee oftheWholefor thePreparation oftheInternational Development Strate9Y fortheFourthUnited Nation. Development Decade". 243.Statements weremadebytherepresentatives ofNewZealand, France, theUnited StatesofAmerica, Japan,IndiaandtheUnionofSovietSocialist Republics. 244.Atthe.amemeetin9, theCommittee adopted thedraftresolution, asorally amended. 245.TheCouncil, atits36thplenary meetin9, on27July,adopted thedraft resolution recommended bytheCommittee (E/1989/l41, para.12,draft resolution I).Forthefinaltext,seeCouncil re.olution 1989/105. Otherpropollll EffectiV' mobilization andintegration ofwom.nindeyelopm.nt 246.Atthe24thmeetin9, on20July,therepresentative ofCanada, onbehalfof Canada, Denmark, Finland, ~INewZealand, Norway, Poland, Sweden, ~IThailand and theUnionofSovietSocialist Republic., introduced adraftre.olution (E/1989/C.1/L.15) entitled "Effective mobilisation andinte9ration ofwomenin development". Sub••quently, Au.tralia, ~IBu19aria, Cameroon, Colombia, Greec., ~IInaccordance withrule72oftherulesofprocedure oftheEconomic and SocialCouncil. -74-theNetherlands, Portuqal, Tunisia andthsUnitedStatesofAmerica joinedin sponsoring thedraftresolution. 247.Atthe25thmeetinq, on21July,theSecretary oftheCommitte~ informed the Committee that,durinqinformel consultations, ithadbeenaqreedthatthedraft rssolution shouldberevised asfollows I (IllInoperative paraqraph 2,thewords"incomedistribution" wereinserted afterthewords"statiltical indicatou on"I (b)Inoperative paraqraph 3,thewords"tofocus,interalia,onemerging trendswithrespect towomenandeducation, health, population, employment and environment issues" werereplaced bytheword."tofocu.onlocio-economic alpect., int.ralia,ofemerqinq trend.withrespect towomenandeducation, health, pOJulation, incomedistribution, employment andenvironment iesuee, aswellasthe participation ofwomenindecilion-making"l (c)Inoperative paraqraph 4,thewordl"withintheirtermsofreference" wereinserted afterthewords"theregional commissions"l
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations' efforts to promote the advancement of women and their integration into development, with a focus on international coordination and cooperation. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a high-level policy or diplomatic document.

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Education, Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief