arqanizations informed of United Nations related activities aqainst apartheld; -9- (b) To promote an exchange of information on the progress of the international campaign against apartheid. The News Digest is to report on action taken by the Unr .rl Nations and its agencies, Governments, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, State and local authorities and others. It also contains a calendar of scheduled events and observances and publishes lists of current daeuments and publications by the United Nations, anti-apartheid movements and others. 44. Moreover, the United Nations COmmittee on Information has kept under constant review the dissemination of information by the United Nations Department of Public Information. Special attention has been given to the production and dissemination of audio-visual and other information material on apartheid_. III. RECWMENDATIDNS 45. All organs and offices of the United Nations system should take a more active part in the dissemination of information on apartheid in consultation and close co-operation with the Special Committee and the Centre against Apartheid as called for in numerous resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly. 46. Co-operative arrangements should bs made with the United Nation6 Development Programme as well as with specialized agencies to provide further outlets for distribution of information material wherever United Nations information centres have not yet been established (there are at present 66 information centres for 159 States Members of the United Nations). 47. In order to enable the United Nations information centres to expand the dissemination of information on apartheid, greater budgetary provision should be made for the production of information material in local languages as well as for covering mailing costs incurred by both the information centres and by non-governmental organizations which co-operate with them in tedissemination of United Nations information material. 48. Moreover I the Department of Public Information should prepare, in co-operation 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the dissemination of information related to the United Nations' efforts to combat apartheid. It discusses the production and distribution of information material, the role of various UN organs and agencies, and the need for greater budgetary provision for this purpose. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or industry, and its focus on international cooperation and information exchange suggests that it is more closely related to the categories of international relations and human rights.

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