development and training; and welcomed the Fund's increased emphasis on monitoring and evaluation as an integral part of its programming process (decision 88134). At its thirty-sixth session, in 1989, the Governing Council of UNDP took note of the status report of the Executive Director on the implementation of the Fund's strateqy for assistance to sub-Saharan Africa and stressed the need to continue to increase in both volume and percentage terms the provision of United Nations Population Fund assistance to sub-Saharan Africa; also stressed the need to take full account of the lessons learned from the Fund's review and assessment exercise, welcomed, in the context of General Assembly resolutions 421196 of 11 December 1987 and 431199 of 20 December 1988, the Fund's continuing emphasis on and commitment to co-ordination and inter-agency co-operation, notably within the framework of the Administrative Committee on Co-ordination and the Joint Consultative Group on Policy, and to enhancing the role of the United Nations resident co-ordinators; end encouraqed the Fund to intensify its dialogue with the parties concerned with a view to improving the co-ordination of international population assistance and to inform the Council regularly on developments (decision 89/46). At its forty-fourth session, tLp/ the General Assembly, recalling its resolution 431199 of 20 December 1988, in which it had welcomed the review and assessment conducted by the Fund, took note with appreciation of the Amsterdam Decleration on A Better Life for Future Generetions , adopted by the International Forum on Population in the Twenty-first Century, held at Amsterdam from 6 to 9 November 1989; stressed the importance of taking duly into account the outcome of the International Forum in the preparations for and the deliberations of relevant forthcoming United Nations conferences and in the preparations of the international development strategy for the fourth United Nations development decades and 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and its strategies, goals, and actions related to population assistance and development in sub-Saharan Africa. It mentions various resolutions and decisions made by the General Assembly and the Governing Council of UNDP, as well as the Amsterdam Declaration on A Better Life for Future Generations. The text does not seem to be focused on specific economic or industrial activities, but rather on development, population, and humanitarian issues.

**Category**
Health, International development