EngI i sh Page 4 Recuests donora to nake clearer connitments for assistance' incruoinq *A=;,';;.i i" ." be intesrated -ln:o 1o:se:-::ti--:?:i:T:t::" and food strategies, "o "" to ensure thit sufficient food is aeailable to least developed countries during the period in ghich they have not reached their objectives of self-reliance in foodl calls upon the international comnunity to continue to nake special efforts Eo increase its contributions, in view of the fact that only a substantial increase in official developnent assistance in real terms durinq the present decade will enable lhe least developed countries !o achieve lhe objectiues of their country progrannes tdithin Ehe franework of the substanlial New Progranme of Act ion t Calls upon donor counEries that have not yet reached the tarqet of 0.15 per cent of their gross national product or have not yeE doubled their of fici.al develoPnent assistance to ensure that thev attain that target-by 1985 or soon after, as urqed i; united Nationg conference on Trade and Development resolution I42 (vr) of 2 July 1983t !/ "lo. stresses the critical itnporlance of multilateral assisEance to the least developed countries irtt"rsh ct'annels such as the International Development AssociaEion, the tniernational Fun(i for Agricullural Devel-opment ' regional develoPnent banks and tbeir funds, the unite'l Natlons Developnent Prograrnme, including ils Special Measures Fund for Ehe Least Develop€d countries, the united Nations capital Development Fuhd and the united Nations Volunteers Programne t 'll. CaIIs upon donor countries to channel a substantial part of their aid lhrough rnultiraterar i.".i"pt."t inslitutions and agencies' particularly Ehose addressinq the needs of the least developed countries' itithin the overall substanlial increas.s of official developnent assistance to least developed counlr ies t "r2. tjrqes donors Eo i'nplement the neasures regarding aid nodatities agreed upon during the iio-cltt global reviec of progress touards Ehe
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the importance of increasing official development assistance to least developed countries to ensure they achieve self-reliance in food production. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level international conference or document. The text also mentions specific organizations and funds, such as the International Development Association and the United Nations Development Programme. Based on these factors, it seems likely that the text is related to economic development, particularly in the context of international aid and cooperation.

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