interventions andprogrammes toensuretheirefficacy andcost-effectiveness; 2.Requests theExecutive Director toinclude inhisreporttothenext session oftheExecutive Boardinformation ontheimplementation ofthisresolution. -31-1990/7. Familyplanning Ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee, TheExecutive Board, Bearing inmindtheimpactoffamilyplanning onthewell-being ofmothers and children, Recalling General Assembly resolution 44/210of22December 1989andthe Amsterdam Declaration onABetterLifeforFutureGenerations, ~Iadopted bythe International ForumonPopulation intheTwenty-First Century, heldatAmsterdam from6to9November 1989, Awareofthelimited resources available forensuring anadequate health and education standard formothers andchildren, Recognizing thattoorapidpopulation growth mayconstitute amajorimpediment todevelopment inmanycountries, Stressing thenecessity offullco-operation inthefieldoffamilyplanning withotherrelevant UnitedNations programmes, eachwithinitsownmandate, notably thoseoftheUnitedNations Population FundandtheWorldHealthOrganization, Appreciating theefforts already undertaken byUNICEFtopromote childspacing, Requests theExecutive Director toinclude inhisannualreportforthe1991 session oftheExecutive Board, aspecific section onUNICEFefforts inthefield offamilyplanning, including childspacing, asanintegral partofprimary health care,giving examples ofproblems identified, efforts todealwiththemand progress madeintheimplementation ofprogrammes. 1990/8. UNICEF programme co-operation Ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee, TheExecutive Board 1.Approves therecommendations oftheExecutive Director forprogramme co-operation assummarized indocument E/ICEF/1990/P/L.l. Theproposed totalnew allocation forprogramme co-operation andthereplenishment oftheEmergency Reserve Fundtobefinanced fromgeneral resources is$263,367,153, ofwhich $237,651,153 represents newgeneral resources netofavailable balances; 2.Further approves newsupplementary funding proposals tobefinanced from specific-purpose contributions intheamountof$663,432,800; 3.Records savings (cancellations) intheamountof$641,314 andapproves an amountof$52,460 tocoveroverexpenditure. ~/A/C.2/44/6. -32-1990/9. Children andwomeninSouthAfrica Ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee, TheExecutive Board, Recalling General Assembly resolution 44/22 AandKof12December 1989and theconsensus "Declaration onApartheid anditsDestructive Consequences in Southern Africa" (S-16/1) ofthesixteenth special session oftheUnited Nations of 14December 1989, Recalling theUNICEF reportentitled "Children ontheFrontLine"of1989and the"Report oftheUnited Nations Special Committee against Apartheid" (A/AC.115/L.665) of16January 1990, Having considered theUNICEF report on"UNICEF support forchildren andwomen inSouthAfrica" (E/ICEF/1990/P/L.42) of30March1990andthepresentation on womenandchildren givenbytheUNICEF Regional Director forEastern andSouthern Africa, Convinced thatthecontinuation ofthepolicy andpractice ofapartheid is detrimental tothewell-being ofthepeoples ofSouthAfrica andsouthern Africa, inparticular, womenandchildren, Gravely concerned aboutthelargenumbers ofhomeless, abandoned, displaced andstreet children inSouthAfrica, Expressing concern aboutthehighinfantmortality rateamongtheblack children ofSouthAfrica, whichisapproximately 10timeshigher thanthatofwhite children andisoneofthehighest intheregion, 1.Reaffirms thatitisaprimary responsibility oftheUnited Nations and theinternational community totakeallthenecessary action fortheeradication of apartheid and,inparticular, theneedforeffective pressure ontheSouthAfrican authorities asapeaceful meansofachieving thetotalelimination ofapartheid: 2.Reaffirms UNICEF efforts inlinewiththeExecutive Boarddecision of 1978thattheneedsofSouthAfrican children andwomenintherefugee campsinthe neighbouring States warrant support;
**Analysis**
The text primarily discusses international cooperation, development, and humanitarian aid in the context of population growth, family planning, and the well-being of mothers and children. It also touches on the specific situation in South Africa, focusing on the plight of children and women under apartheid. The text highlights the importance of international cooperation, resource allocation, and support for vulnerable populations.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief