FijiDate 011whichthe Nwnberof Typeofreport report wasdue reminders sent ....•- -_.---. ~.-. .. -~-,,_._---,._, _····__•__ ~w.·-----_.._- Secondreport 13April1980 14 Thirdreport 13April1982 10 Fourthreport 13April1984 6 Fifthreport 13Apd11986 1 Sixthreport 13April1988 Thirdreport 21May1981 12 P"ourthreport 21May1983 8 Fifthreport 21May1985 4 Sixthreport 21May1987 1 Seventh report 21May1989 Secondreport 28January 1982 11 Thirdreport 28January 1984 7 Fourthreport 28January 1986 3 Fifthreport 28January 1988 Fifthreport 4February 1982 11 Sixthreport 4February 1984 7 Seventh report 4Febt'uary 198b 3 Eighthreport 4February 1988 Sixthreport 12!:lecember 1982 9 Seventh report 12December 1984 5 Eighthreport 12December 1986 2 Ninthreport 12December 1988 Secondreport 30March1983 0 Thirdreport 30March1985 4 Fourthreport 30March1987 1 Fifthreport 30Ma!'ch1989 Sixthreport 1October 1983 7 Seventh raport 1October 1985 3 Eighthreport 1October 1987 Secondreport 21December 1983 7 Thirdreport 21December 1905 3 Fourthl'eport 21Deceml:,ar 1987 Eighthreport 5Janut:>;y 1984 5 Ninthreport 5January 1986 2 Tenthreport 5January 19P8 Sixthreport 11January 1984 5 Seventh report 11January 1986 2 Eighthrep0l't 11January 1988 -11-Table2(continued) Datltonwhichthe Numberof Stateparty Typeofreport reportwasdue reminders sent Bahamas Fifthreport 5August 1984 6 Sixthreport 5August1986 2 Seventh report 5'\ugust 1988 Belgium Fifthreport 6September 1984 5 Sixthreport 6Se;?tember 1986 2 Seventh report 6September 1988 Somalia Fifthreport 27September 1984 5 Sixthreport 27September 1986 2 Seventh report 27September 1988 CapeVerde Thirdreport 41November 1984 5 Fourthreport 2November 1986 2 Fifthreport 2November 1988 Lesotho Seventh report 4Dec'lmber 1984 5 Eighthreport 4December 1986 2 Ninthreport 4December 1988 S'lintVincent and Secondreport 9DQcember 1984 5 theGrenadines Thirdreport 9Der-ember 1986 2 Fourthreport 9December 1988 ElSalvador Thirdrepo..t 30December 1984 5 Fourthreport 30December 1986 2 Fifthreport 30December 1988 PapuaNewGuinea Secondreport 416February 1985 5 Thirdreport 26February 1987 2 Fourthreport 26February 19f.19 Zambia Seventh report 5March1985 5 Eighthreport 5Marcb1987 2 Ninthreport 5March1989 Suriname Initial report 15March1985 5 Secondreport 15March1.987 2 Thirdreport 15Mar;::h1989 Solomon Islands Secondreport 17March1985 5 T~irdreport 17March1987 2 Fourthreport 17March1989 Botswana Sixthreport 22March1985 5 Seventh report 22March1987 2 Eighthreport 22March1989 -12-Table2(continued) Stateparty ------------- --------------------Typeofreport------------Dateonwhichthb reportwasdueNumJerof
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a table of reports submitted by various countries to an organization, with due dates and reminder counts. The reports are likely related to a specific international organization or treaty, and the content is likely focused on the state of affairs in each country. The due dates and reminder counts suggest that the reports are periodic, possibly annual or biennial. Given the international scope and the focus on country reports, it is likely that the reports are related to a specific area of international cooperation or governance.

**Category**
International trade, Humanitarian aid and relief