discussed at the meeting of experts to be hela at Helsinki in May 1990; reaffirmed that the resources of the Voluntary Fund for the Unite& Nations Decade for Disabled Persons should be use6 to support catalytic and innovative activities, with priority given to programmes and projects of the least developed countries8 invited Governments and non-governmental organisations to continue their contributions to the Fund: and requestee the Secretary-General to bring to the attention of Member States, national co-ordinating mechanisms in the field of disability, organisations of the United Nations system , other intergovernmental bodies an8 non-governmental organisations concerned with disabilities , the Tallinn Guidelines for Action on Human Resources Development in the Field of Disability, the text of which was annexed to the resolution (resolution 44110). Document: Report of the Secretary-General (resolutions 43198 and 44170). 96. c The International Conference on Ruman Rights, held at Tehran in 1968, recommended tbat the organisations of the United lations system should undertake a study of the problems with respect to human rights arising from developments in science and technology (A1CCUF.32141, chap. III, resolution XI). At its twenty-third session, in 1968, the General Aseembly invited the Secretary-General to undertake the study referred to in resolution XI of the Conference (resolution 2450 (XXIII)). At its twenty-fifth, twenty-seventh to thirty-first, thirty-third and thirty-fifth to forty-fourth sessions, the general Assembly continued itr consideration of the itam (resolutions 2721 (XXV), 3026 (XXVII), 3150 (ZUfVIII), 3268 (XXIX)a 3384 (XXX), 311128, 33/53, 351130 A and 8, 36156 A and B, 371188, 37/189 A and B, 38/111 to 38/113, 39/132 to 391134, 40/110 to 401112, 411113 to 41/115, 42198 to 42/100, 431109 to 431111 and 44/132 to 441134). u/ References for the forty-fourth session (agenda item 1Ol)r (a) Report of the Secretary-Generalt A/44/406/Rev.l; (b) Report of the Third Committees A/44/7551 (c) Resolution 441701 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international efforts to support individuals with disabilities, including the use of resources and the development of guidelines for action. It references a UN conference and various resolutions, indicating that it is related to international cooperation and human rights. The text does not seem to be focused on economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather on social and humanitarian issues.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief