co-operation with other interested units of the United Nations, including UNICEF, the United Nations Centre for Social Development and Hxunanitarian Affairs, INSTRAW, UNFPA, the Voluntary Fund for the Advancement of Women, WHO and the Voluntary Fund for the Decade of Disabled Persons. 16/ See UNICEF, footnote 12 above, p. 82. 17/ International Labour Office, Yearbook of Labour Statistics (1988), 48th issue, Geneva. 18/ International Labour Office, (Richards and Leonor eds.), Geneva.(1982) 19/ International Labour Office, Report of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations (general report and observations concerning partiaular countriesJ (Report III, part 4A), International Labour Conference (Seventy-sixth session, Geneva, 1989), p. 33. 20/ Adopted in WHO resolution WHA.34.36, May 1981. 21/ World Health Organization Geneva, pp. vi-vii. 22/ Ibid., p. vii. 23/ Ibid.. pp. vii-viii. 24/ Ibid.. p. via. 25/ World Health Organization For All by the Year 2000; 1 December 1986, p. 4.(1988), for Health (DGO/86.1), 26/ See, for instance, "Applicability of indicators of socio-economic change for development planning" in Socio-Economic Studies (Paris), No. 7 (1984). 27/ See, for instance, E/1990/8. 28/ See McGranahan and Richard, footnote 1 above. 29/ Various volumes were published by UNRISD concerning the research data bank, including: Volume I, Compilation of Indicators for 1970; Volume II, Compilation of Indicators for 1970 with Adjustments for Age Structure.; Volume III, 1960-1970 Comparisons; and Volume IV, Notes on the Indicators. 30/ UNRISD Information Brochure. 31/ See, for instanc , UNRISD A Development Monitoring Service at the Local Level, volumes i-3 (1980-1985). 32/ See UNICEF footnote 12, pp. 94-109. 33/ Ibid., p. 76. 34/ Document A/44/8, addendum, p. 3 (report of the Commission on Human Settlements on the work of its twelfth session). 35/ Ibid. 36/ The World Bank World Development Report (1989). 37/ See World Bank, footnote 10 above, p. vii. 38/ Ibid.. throughout. 32/ Ibid., p. viii.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a compilation of references and citations related to international development, specifically in the fields of social development, health, and humanitarian aid. The mentions of UN agencies, such as UNICEF, UNFPA, and WHO, as well as the focus on indicators, statistics, and research data banks, suggest a strong emphasis on monitoring and evaluation of development progress.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief