(resolutions 44/50 and 441201 A). The Assembly also took note of the report of the Unit on the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (A/44/206 and Corr.1) and the related comments of the Secretary-General (A14412061Add.l) (resolution 441201 A and decision 44/423). Also at the same session, the General Assembly took note of the report of the Unit entitled “From the optical disc pilot project at the United Nations Office at Geneva to an optical disc system for the Unitnd Nations" (A/44/684), of the comments of the Secretary-General thereon (A/44/664/Add.l, annex) and of the information provided by the Secretariat: requested the Secretary-General to implement the optical disc project, as outlined by the Joint Inspection Unit, in accordance with the recommendations of the Advisory Cosnnittee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, taking into account the views expressed by Member States at the forty-fourth session of the Assembly; also requested him to prepare a comprehensive plan on a full implementation of this system, including at the regional commissions and other duty stations, its impact on the availability of documents to Member States, a cost-benefit analysis and other relevant technical and financial issues for submission to the Assembly at its forty-fifth session (A/44/201 B). Documents: (a) Annual report of the Joint Inspection Unit for the period 1 July 1989 to 30 June 1990, Supplement No. 34 (A/45/34); (b) Reports of the Joint Inspection Unit: (iii) (iv) (v) Project RLA/66/ODZ - Support for the foreign services of Latin America - Mid-term evaluation (A/43/627) (relates also to item 24); Concluding report on the implementation of General Assembly resolution 321197 concerning the restructuring of the economic ana social rectors of the United nations ryrtem (A/44/486 and Aad.1) (relate8 also to item 12)1 Practice8 and procedures aimed at a more equitable geographical distribution of sources of procurement for technical co-operation 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the implementation of a project related to the United Nations' administrative and budgetary processes, specifically regarding the use of optical discs for storing and sharing documents. While it mentions the Secretary-General and the Assembly, it does not appear to be related to a specific economic or social development project, nor does it touch on natural resources, environment, or humanitarian aid.

**Category**
Administration, Science and technology