callsuponthoseagencies andorganizations whichhavenotyetdonesoto followthisexample andtomakethenecessary arrangements without delay;15.Requests thespecial.ized agencies andotherorganizations ofthe UnitedNations system, inaccordance withtherelevant resolutions ofthe General. Assemb....y andtheSecurity Council, totakeal.lnecessary measures towithhold anyfinancial, economic, technical orotherassistance fromthe Government ofSouthAfrica,todiscontinue al.lsupporttothatGovernment untilitrestores tothepeopleofNamibiatheirinalienable righttoself­ determination andindependence andtorefrs.in fromtaking anyactionwhich mightimplyrecognition of,orsllpport for,thelegitimacy ofthedomination oftheTerritory bythatregime; ., ~i'1;! I 'I~lI'is 22.Drawstheattention ofthespecialized agencies andother organizations oftheUnitedNations systemtothePlanofActionforthe FullImplementation oftheDeclaration ~contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 35/118~ andinparticular tothoseprovisions calling onthe specialized agencies andotheroreanizations oftheUnitedNations system torenderallpossible moralandmaterial assistance tothepeoples ofthe colonial Territories andtotheirnational liberation j,ovements; 23.Urgestheexecutive headsofthespecialized agencies andother organizations oftheUnitedNations system, havingregardtotheprovisions ofparagraphs 12and22above,toformulate, withtheactive.co-operation oftheOrganization ofAfrican Unitywhereappropriate, andtosubmit, as amatterofpriority, totheirgoverning andlegislative organsconcrete proposals forthefullimplementation oftherelevant United ~Tations decisions, inparticular specific programmes ofassistance tothepeoples ofthecolonial Territories andtheirnational liberation movements; 24.Decides isubjecttoanydirectives theGeneral Assembly might wishtogiveatitsthirty-sixth session, tocontinue toexamine thequestion andtoreporttotheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-seventh session.l- Soci Deocl !Lssis movem with itsP Speci Dec1 the Counci 2. reoso1u andto 3.A; 11No~ consid co-ord orgar..i reso1u 5.Tb that.i Economi interg andsac Zimba March1 31Goveo notedt for198 (UNDP)• submitt • -101-!INo.23(7.Thet oftheUni' Commission programmes UNDPanda Nations sy co-operati assistance Namibian p enlistwha assistancp tosecure programmes institutio institutio procedural required. executive that,ink paragraph executive6.The oftheUn continued tothepe framework UNDPhad andthpT ofassist totheAf (PAC)in te1ecommu training. interests 31Decembp forthese wasfinanc figurefor thatafur' beingadmi:assistanc projE"cts. acce1erat withthe commended exprcisE"d WE'reane community theirapp Governmen theAfric I:Ii "r,-.1t: I,: i1I: ~.: Session Sulementissuedunderthe No. -102-4.Anaccountoftheconsultations heldbetweenthePresident oftheCouncil and thE'Chairman oftheSpecial. Committee underthetermsoftheabove-mentionedresolutions isset.outbelow.ANNEXI* ReportoftheChairman 2.Atitsl179thmeeting, on20August1980,theSpecial Committee adopted aresolution onthequestion, bywhichitdecidedtocontinue toexaminethequestionandtoreportthereontotheGeneral Assembly atitsthirty-sixth session.!I
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution or a decision made by the United Nations, specifically addressing the situation in Namibia and the need for the government to restore the rights of the people to self-determination and independence. The text mentions various United Nations agencies and organizations, such as UNDP, and requests them to take specific measures to withhold assistance to the South African government. The text also mentions the Plan of Action for the Full Implementation of the Declaration, which suggests that the issue is related to human rights, international relations, and possibly humanitarian aid.

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