repre.entative. oforgani.ation. oftheUuitedNation. .y.ternal.o.ugge.ted other priority theme., includin9 theelimination ofhung.r, population policil••ndthl .conomic tr.n.formation 'fAfrica. Humlpr"Aura" 4.y.lo;m.nt 34.Many4.1eqation. w.reofthevi.wthathumanr••ourc••d.v.lopm.nt .houldb.a majorqoalofthe.ntir.Unit.dNation. ey.tem. R.pr•••ntativ••ofthe Int.rnational LabourOr9ani.ation, theUnitedNation. D.v.lopment Programm., the Unit.dNation.Cllildren'. rund,theWorldHealthOrgani.ation andtheWorldBank .pok.oftheireffort. toa••i.td.veloping countrie. inachieving .ccel.rated and su.tained 9rowthwithhumandevelopment endgr.aterI.lf-r.liance. 35.Itwa.point.doutthathumanre.ourc••d.velopment andtheeradioation of poverty w~r.inextricably IJnkedinthatonecouldnotlucceed without theother. Inaddre••ingthei••u.ofpov.rty, I.v.rald.leqation. urq.daconc.ntrated focu. onimprovinq l.vellofnutrition, .ducation. traininq andb.altha.w.l1a. att.ntion todi.tribution ofincom.andtbeinteqration ofwom.ninthed.velopm.nt proc'D'. Inthi.cont.xt, theEx.cutive Dir.ctor oftheWorldFood C~uncilcit.d theCairoD.claration'. app.altotheworldccmmunity tomakethe.lin'ination of pov.rtyit.bigh••tpriority. 38.rood••ouritywe.al.oaffected byrapidpopulation 9rowth. and••v.ra1 de1.gations "rqedthbtpopu1ation-relat.d i••u.ab.fullyint.grated ind.velopment policie.. Moreov.r, thecritical roleofwomeninallofthe.einterrelated i••u••-bumanre.ourc••d.v.10pment. papulation po1ioi•••andtheelimination of poverty. hung.randmalnutrition -mad.it••••ntialtoqiv••p.cia1att.ntion to theirconcern•• Qp.ratiAPl1 agtiyiti.a 37.Theimportana. oftheop.rational activiti••oftheUnit.dNation••y.t.mwa. high1iqbt.d byanumb.rofae1egation ••whiah ur~.daninnovative and action-ori.nt.d approaoh in1in.with.achr.cipi.nt country'. ownprioriti••• Som.r.pre••ntative. a1.0urg.damore effic~ent andeffective u.eofre.ource. by theUnitedNation. deve10pm.nt .y.t.m. Th.importance of••••••ingindividual national e.perience. andna.dlinformUlating .truatura1 adju.tm8nt programme. wa• •tr••••aby.everal[epre.entative. whode.oribld theAfricanAltlrnative Framework toStructural Adju.tm.nt Programm.. forSoaio-.conomic R.cov.ry andTran.formation adopted bytheConfer.nc. ofMinist.r. oftheEconomic Commi••ionforAfricain April1989.Thlb,.icapproach oftheFram.work wa.toK••k amuchclo••r int.qration of.ocialandeconomic factor. andtoalleviate thehuman.uffering a••ociat.d withmary.tructura1 adju.tment programm... Th.Framework aimedat achi.ving national andregional ••If-rell.ano. through.int.rIlia...If-suffici.ncy infoodproduction andthetran.f.r ofappropriate .ci.ntific andteohnQlogioal expertis.. IntheviewofanumbGrofd.1egation., South-South co~op.ration .hou1d b••upported bythed.ve1oping r.ountri••th.m.elv••andtheint.rnationa1 .y.t.m. S.v.ral AGiand.legations a~voc.ted &uchco-op.rationfortheirrlgion. 38.Otheri••u••lai.edduringthedl.cu••lonlnclud.d thecontinuln9 ne.dto providefacilitiea andre.ourc••tocareforr.fug••••andtherollofthe international community inreducing natur.a1dl.a.t.r •• -l6-tb.[01•oCtb•Upit.dNatiop, apdP[O'p.gt, Cortb.[.yitali,atiop eCtb•Isonomig IPd800ialCoupgil 39.Followiaq onthe1988di,ou••ion.th.th.dledtothe.doption ofCounoil r.,olution 1988/77 bycon••n.u"a9r••tm.nyr.pr•••ntativ., .ddr••••dtheneedto r.vit.li••theCouncil to.nableittoCulfilit.rolea.thec.ntral Coruminthe UnitedNation. Corthedi.cu••ionofint.rnational .conomic and.ociali••u••and Cortheformulation ofpolicyreoommendation.. Itw~.9.n.rally a9r••dth.tp.rtl oftheUni~.dN.tion••y.t.mandc.rt.inint.r90v.rnm.nt.l bodi••,includinq the council, w.r.notfunctionin9 •••CC.ctiv.ly althey.houldb..Wh.th.rthi.wa. b.cau••ofthefin.nci.l cri.i.th.th.daff.ct.d theOrq.ni.ation'. activitiel Cor ••v.r.ly••r.orb.cau••oC.tructural limitation. wa.amatt.rofdebat.. Tb. Unit.dN.tion.it••lfhad.mortimportant rolltoplayth.n.v.r,••the incr•••in9int.rd.p.ndenc. ofnational .conomi••d.m.nd.d .n.ffici.nt and eCC.ctiv. int.rn.tion.l .y.t.m. Inthevi.wof.om.d.l'9.tion., r.vit.li••tionof theCouncilr.quir.d amore••riou.andinnovative .ppro.ch byGov.rnm.ntl, which mu.tbrin99r.ater vioionandprovide9r••t.r.upport fortheCounoil'. work.It w•••vid.ntth.tthequeltion oCr.vit.li.ation wouldr.m.inanimportant it.mof theCouncil'. agenda. * * * 40.Stat.ment. w.r.mad.durin9the9.n.raldi.cul.ion byther.pr'l.ntativ ••of theUnit.dStat••oCAm.rioa, Franc.(onb.halfoftheStat••M.mb.r. oftheUnit.d Nation.thatarem.mb.r. oCtheEuropean Economic Community), China,theF.d.r.l R,public ofGermany, Tuni.ia, Japan,theLibyanAr.bJamahiriy., Norway(onbehalf oftheNordic ,-untri.,), theUnit.dKin9dom ofGr••tBrit.in andNorth.rn Ir.land, Th.iland, theUnionoCS~vi.tSooiali,t Republio" India,Iraq,C'.oho,lovakia, Bra.il, theN.th.rlan~" YU90.l.via, Poland, Canada, Cuba,SriLanka,8u19aria, Italy,Bolivi., theUkr.inian Sovi.tSoci.li,t R.public, Ghlnl,Colombia, Indon.,il, Uru9uay, Niclra9u., Zambi.,Jord.n, V.n••u.l.,N.wZ.al.nd, Portu9al,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report or declaration from the United Nations, discussing the organization's goals and priorities for human development, poverty reduction, and sustainable development in Africa. It mentions various themes, including economic transformation, population growth, and the role of women in development. The text also touches on the importance of international cooperation, structural adjustment programs, and the need for innovative approaches to development.

**Category**
Economic development, Humanitarian aid and relief