and requested Member States and all relevant organs and bodies of the United Nations system to submit to the Secretary-General their comments on the recommendations outlined in paragraphs 10 to 39 of the report of the Global Meeting of Experts (CSDHA/DDP/GME/‘I) as well as on the report of the Secretary-General on the evaluation of the implementation of the World Programme of Action during the first half of the Decade (A/42/561) (resolution 42/M). At its forty-third session, the General Assembly stressed that for the second half of the United Rations Decade of Disabled Persons8 special emphasis should be placed on the equalisation of opportunities for disabled persons) urged Member States, intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations concerned to translate into action at all levels, as appropriate, the priorities for global activities and programmes during the second half of the United Nations Decade of Disabled Persons, such as those set forth in the annex to the resolution) and requested the Secretary-General to conduct a feasibility study on the substantive, financial and administrative implications of alternative ways to mark the end of the Decade in 1992, which would include a review of the global progress achieved and obstacles encountered during the Decade and which would provide a nechanism for preparing action unE.il the year 2600 arid beyond, and tci submit the study to the General Assembly at its forty-fifth session (resolution 43198). /... AtQS/lOO English Page 283 At its forty-fourth session, u/ the General Assembly invited the Secretary-General, in connection with the feasibility atuay on the substantiver financial an8 atiiaistrative implications of alternative ways to mark the end of the Decade in 1992, called for by the General Assembly in its resolution 43198, to request Member States, in consultation with organixations of aisabled persons, to submit their comments to him for inclusion in the background document to be 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the United Nations Decade of Disabled Persons, which suggests a focus on issues related to disability and accessibility. The language used also implies a focus on international cooperation and the implementation of programs and activities at the global level.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief