operational activities for development, and, at the same time, recognised the value of special-purpose grant resources, provided they are designed as 8 means to ensure addition81 resource flowsi stressed the value of the concept of central funding of technical co-operation through UNDP (resolution 44/211); stressed the n8ed to improve the oper8tiOn81 activities of the United &itiOns Sy6te& in Particular With 1141 References for Lb* forty-fourth session (agenda item Be)1 (a) Notes by the Secretary-General: A/44/432 and A/44/646 (relates also to itam 127)) (b) Report of the Second Committee: A/44/663: (cl Besolutions 44/205 to 4412111 !d) Neeting: of the Second Commftt86: A/f.2/44/EB.Z-10. 30, 37-43, 47-30 and 52; (0) Plenary meetinggc A/44/FV.65. I... A/45/100 English Page 251 respect to programming, simplification and harmonisation of rules and procedures governing the programming processes and project cycles8 emphasised that the United Nations system at the country level should be structured and composed in such a way that it corresponds to ongoing and projected co-operation programmes rather than to the institutional structure of the United Nations system: decided to request the Director-General to include in his annual report on operational activities for development, in 1991, an analysis of possible ways and means of providing multidisciplinary ttcbnical advice from the United Uations system at the country levelr decided to request all organs, organisations and bodies of the United Nations system to make the necessary arrangements to establish common premises at the country level without delays recognised the urgent need to improve the field representation of the United Nations system: called for more integrated and co-ordinated programming of United Nations system co-operation8 and decided that Governments should formulate, in accordance with their own development plans and priorities, integrated national programme frameworks setting out co-operation requirements from the United Nations system; recommended, within the framework of a 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the operations and activities of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United Nations system as a whole, focusing on development and cooperation at the country level. It mentions technical cooperation, programming, and harmonization of rules and procedures, suggesting a strong connection to economic development and international cooperation.

**Category**
Economic development, International cooperation