shouldgivehighpriority tothoseprojects whoseobjectisthepreservation and management ofnatural andcultural heritage, through thecreation ofsources of incomefortheirpopulations, therenovation ofdwellings andofadministrative or cultural premises, thetraining ofspecialists, thecreation ofemployment opportunities, theencouragement oflocalsaving andthestrengthening of development activities generally. 86.Thereportwassenton1July1985totheSecretary-General oftheUnited Nations andtotheexecutive headsofFAOandUNESCOforaction, andtotheother participating organizations ofJIUforinformation. Notes 11Thereports ofprevious yearsweredistributed bytheSecretary-General asthefollowing documents: A/C.5/l241~ A/C.5/1304~ A/C.5/l368~ A/C.5/l433~ A/C.5/1115; A/C.5/1598; A/C.5/1676; A/C.5/3!/l; A/C.5/32/6; A/C.5/33/5; A/C.5/34/1; Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Thirty-fifth Session, Supplement No.34 (A/35/34); ibid.,Thirty-sixth Session, Supplement No.34(A/36/34); ibid., Thirty-seventh Session, Supplement No.34(A/37/34); ibid.,Thirty-eighth Session, Supplement No.34(A/38/34); and~.,Thirty-ninth Session, Supplement No.34 (A/39/34). 11Circulated tothemembers oftheGeneral Assembly underthesymbol A/39/483. 11Circulated tothemembers oftheGeneral Assembly underthesymbol A/39/522 andCorr.l andAdd.land2. ifCirculated tothemembers oftheEconomic andSocialCouncil underthe symbolE/1985/3. -24-A/ A/ No. A/ De co 85Notes(continued) &IUnitedNations, TreatySeries, vol.189,No.2545,p.137. 21Ibid.,vol.606,No.8791,p.267. -25-.!..o/UnitedNations, TreatySeries, vol.520,No.7517,p.204. lYUnitedNations publication, SalesNo.E.77.XI.3, p.13. 12/UnitedNations publication, SalesNo.E.78.XI.3, p.7. D/Circulated underthesymbolA/40/295-E/1985/72. 14/Circulated tothemembers oftheGeneral Assembly underthesymbol A/40/410.21Official Records oftheEconomic andSocialCouncil, 1981,Supplement No.4(E/198l/24), annexII•~Circulated tothemembers oftheGeneral Assembly underthesymbol A/39/646.~Circulated tothemembers oftheGeneral Assembly underthesymbol A/40/135. 85-22659 l430v(E)15/ReportoftheUnitedNations Conference onTechnical Co-operation amonq Developing Countries (United Nations publication, SalesNo.E.78.II.A.l1 and corrigendum), partone,chap.I.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a report submitted to the United Nations and UNESCO, focusing on the preservation and management of natural and cultural heritage, as well as the economic benefits it brings to local populations. This suggests that the text is more focused on the economic and social aspects of heritage preservation, rather than the environmental or scientific aspects. Additionally, the text mentions the creation of employment opportunities, training of specialists, and encouragement of local saving, which further supports the idea that the text is primarily concerned with economic development.

**Category**
Economic development, Culture