Hoard, the new guidelines would also include a summary table with the most relevant -5o- information for reporting and evaluation purposes. It was also pointed out that the implementation of the guidelines was kept under continuous review and that the difficulties reported were addressed and would be further pursued. 185. While acknowledging the efforts that have been made so far, we expect that the revision of the guidelines will enhance clarity about the requirements for terminal reporting. It is still left to be seen, however, whether the special problems related to the Office for Project Services and programme support projects will be solved in the near future. Electronic data processing 186. Following up on observations made in previous audit reports, we reviewed the Progress that had been made concerning the following issues: (a) Utilization of an integrated information system by the Office for Project Services; (b) Utilization of an integrated financial information System; (c) Outlining of an overall long-term strategy in electronic data-processing planning, 187. We were informed that: (a) Plans for meeting short-term project financial requirements of the Office for Project Services had either been implemented or were undergoing acceptance testing, whereas a number of operational problems were still awaiting Solution and Plans for further enhancements to the system had not yet been put into effect. Other more long-term functions envisaged in the integrated information system were supposed to be included in the Financial Systems Review Project; (b) The Financial Systems Review Project itself had drawn Up detailed requirement specifications for an integrated financial information system that would be used to evaluate requirements presently being prepared by the United Nations to ascertain the feasibility of the United Nations and UNDP developing a common system, In addition, it was agreed to expand the Financial Systems Review Project considerably; 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the implementation and review of guidelines and systems related to project management and financial reporting within the United Nations and UNDP. It mentions specific projects and initiatives aimed at improving financial systems and reporting, but does not mention any specific issues or topics related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. The focus seems to be more on administrative and technical aspects of project management.

**Category**
Science and technology, Employment