countries in the organization of their respective country review meetings, especially in devising strategies and policies aimed at ensuring the successful implementation of their national development plans and public investment programmes and projects, 1. Strongly urges the African least developed countries to prepare themselves adequately with the assistance of ECA for the Global Mid-term Review in September/October 1985 in order to make practical proposals for the readjustment of the SNPA, as appropriate, so as to take into considera­ tion their special circumstances and to expedite its implementation during the second half of the decade; 2. Urges developed countries, developing countries in a position to do so, multilateral financing institutions, United Nations organizations and other concerned intergovernmental, non-governmental and international organizations, to be represented at a high level at the Global Mid-term Review and to take appropriate measures to put the SNPA into its proper perspective in order to ensure its effective implementation during the second half of the 1980s; 3. Urges the African LDCs to intensify their efforts towards increased agricultural production especially of food, as a means of reducing the ever increasing dependence on external sources for food, and calls upon the international community to provide the necessary technical and financial assistance for agricultural and rural development in the African least developed countries; 4. Urges donor countries within the overall context of the Substantial New Programme of Action and of progress towards the programme's 0.7 per cent target, to attain 0.15 per cent of their GNP as official development assist­ ance (ODA) or to double their ODA to the least developed countries during the remaining years of the 1980s; 5. Also calls on the General Assembly to increase the human and financial resources at the disposal of the ECA programme for the African least developed countries so that those countries can be given more effective assistance. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to focus on the development and implementation of a program of action for the African least developed countries, with a specific emphasis on increasing their agricultural production, reducing dependence on external food sources, and securing international assistance. The text also mentions the importance of official development assistance (ODA) and the need for increased resources for the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) program. Given this content, it is likely that the text falls under the category of economic development.

**Category**
Economic development, Agriculture, forestry and fishing