andelaboration oftheexisting women's databaseandanetwork ofinformation exchange onresearch results. 27.21 Specific workinsupport oftheCommission's consideration ofpriority themesindevelopment willcontinue, including thepreparation ofstudies onthe integration ofwomeninthep~ocess ofdevelopment andsubjects forsubsequent yearsasdetermined bytheCommission. Theworkwillinclude conceptual workfor theanalysis oftheparticipation ofwomenineconomic decision-making. In conjunction withworkontheroleofwomeninsociety andofsocial support structures topermit women's fullintegration intheeconomy, studies willcontinue asafollow-up tothediscussions ofthepriority themeonthatsubject heldbythe Commission ontheStatusofWomenatits1989session andonthebasisofpriority themes for1993andbeyond. Amongpossible topics tobeexamined willbethe relationship changes infamilypatterns andwomen's advancement, access tocredit andfinancial resources bywomenandtheroleofsupport structures. Assistance willcontinue tobegiventoGovernments, andinparticular, national machineries, through training seminars, advisory services andsupport toefforts toincorporate women's concerns intonational planning andprogramming. SUBPROGRAMME 3.PEACE (a)Objectives 27.22 Thelegislative authority forthepresent subprogramme derives fromGeneral Assembly resolution 40/108; Economic andSocial Council resolutions 1987/24, annex, 1988/27, paragraph 4and1988/28, paragraphs 1and5;Commission ontheStatus of Womenresolutions 1(1987) and32/3;theNairobi Forward-looking Strategies, paragraphs 239to262,309to316,354to355and356to365;andtheSystem-Wide Medium-Term PlanforWomenandDevelopment, subprogrammes 3.4,4.1,4.2and6.1. 27.23 Theissueofpeaceisinextricably connected totheissuesofequality and development. Theinterrelationships mustbecarefully explored inordertoensure theconsistency ofpo1icies~ Amongtheissues onwhichmoreinformation and analysis isrequired isthe...roleofwomenindecision-making forpeace,policy measures relating toviolence insociety -including thefamily, andvarious measures topromote disarmament andpeaceful resolution ofdisputes amongnations. 27.24 Theobjectives ofsubprogramme 3are: (a)Toimplement provisions oftheDeclaration ontheParticipation ofWomen inPromoting International PeaceandCo-operation (General Assembly resolution 37/63of3December 1982); (b)Toencourage women's organizations andallappropriate governmental bodiesinvarious countries toinvolve womenindiscussion andstudies onvarious aspects ofdecision-making fordevelopment, whichisinseparably linkedtoequality andpeace,inordertofoster understanding andfriendly relations between people andnations; (c)Topromote thedissemination ofinformation ontheparticipation ofwomen inpromoting international peaceandco-operation; -8- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Librarys (d)Tomonitor, onaregular basis,boththemanner andextenttowhichwomen participate inthedecision-making process forpeace; (e)Toencourage, strengthen andco-ordinate research onwomenandpeace, including theconcerns caused byviolence against womenwithinthefamily and society atthenational, regional andinternational level. (b)CourseofactionoftheSecretariat 27.25 Workonpeaceattheinternational levelwillinitially centre onwomen's participation indecision-making onpeaceanddisarmament, whichisthepriority themefortheCommission in1992.Inaddition, efforts toincrease education for peace, asafollow-up tothepriority themeonpeacediscussion in1988will include stepstodevelop aco-ordinated approach withintheUnitedNations system, especially through regional focalpoints(either intergovernmental organizations or non-governmental organizations) asmaybeguided bytheCommission inits recommendations. Workwillcontinue toexamine theissuesofwomeninspecific conflict situations, asafollow-up tothe1990priority theme, andinrelation to parallel issues underthethemeofequality, suchasvulnerable women. Intermsof theissuesofviolence against women, follow-up tothe1988priority themewillbe
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the role of women in promoting international peace and cooperation, as well as their participation in decision-making processes related to development, disarmament, and conflict resolution. It also touches on issues of violence against women and their access to credit and financial resources. These themes suggest a strong connection to human rights and social development, which are often linked to employment, education, and humanitarian aid.

**Category**
Employment, Education, Humanitarian aid and relief