through evclution of norms and practices t and (iii) restructurinq of the world economic order to suit tfre needs of tbe changing world soclety. In adCition, aJ-d and assistance has also been mobilised to individual nitj-ons by way of dl-saster re]-ief or to nEet enErgency s ituati.ons . In re gard. to the first, specl-a]. enTphasis has been laid on technical ard finEncial assistance for developrnent through the United N3tions system shce tbe fifth sesslon of the General Assenbly in 1950. To this end, a programre of technical asslstance including the provisj.on of technical personnel and training progra!ffres had been estabLished. An expanded prograrmne of tech- nical assistance was elaborated from the eighth through t.he nlneteenth sessions and a speclal Unlted N3tions Fund for Economic Developnrent $ras established along wlth the Internatlonal. Finance Corporatlon after the matte r had been debated since the ninth session. The activitj.es in this regard vJere rnonltored and evaluated j-n the Second CoNnittee at each sesslon and subsequentlyA/40/726 Engl ish Page 4I at +-he tvrentleth session in 1965 the programme was amalgarneted under a unif,ied agency, namely, the Unlted Nations Deve lopnEnt Prograrane. Another firlanclng agbnc',', nanely, the Unlted Nations Capital De,relolxnent Pund was establisiied at the twentlz-first session of tfre General Assembly J.n 1966 after the proposal had been deb-ated Ln the Seeond Conrnlttee since the thlrteentil sessi,gn. fn acidition, the proposal for a Speeial !'und for Social -Progress and better stanCards of living in Iess deve lopeC countries v',ag consldered at the thirteenth session whllst tlre proposals on the estabLishnEnt of a. United Natlons Indus trl al DeveJ.oprlent Pund was debated at ttre tilentlt-ninth and the thirtieth sesslons. The possiblll.ty of creatj.on of a Speciat Fund for l,and- locked Countrles r.ras considered at the thirtieth sesslon 1n 1975' and another proposal for an Internatlonal
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on the development of international institutions and programs aimed at promoting economic development and providing assistance to countries in need. It mentions the establishment of various funds and agencies, such as the United Nations Development Programme, the International Finance Corporation, and the United Nations Capital Development Fund, which suggests that the text is related to economic development. Additionally, the text touches on the themes of international cooperation, disaster relief, and humanitarian aid, which are all relevant to economic development.

**Category**
Economic development, Humanitarian aid and relief