rehabilitation and revitalization of the food and agricultural sector, Aware that the implementation of measures and programmes for the Decade depends on the availability of adequate resources, full commitment by all participants at all levels and, especially, subregional and regional industrial co-operation on multinational projects which require large markets and complementarity of raw material and intermediate inputs for their effective implementation, A - 79 - Recalling resolution 2 (VIII) adopted in March 1985 by the Lusaka- based Multinational Programming and Operational Centre and similar resolutions of other MULPOCs on the role that the MULPOCs have to play in the effective and speedy implementation of the Decade at the sub- regional level, particularly with respect to multinational projects, 1. Recognizes and expresses appreciation for measures taken or under way in member States, intergovernmental organizations and the secretariats of the Organization of African Unity, the Economic Commission for Africa and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization to implement the programme and activities of the Decade, and urges all concerned to continue and intensify their efforts; 2. Calls upon member States to make the appropriate adjustments in their planned Decade programmes and projects, allocate the resources and take the measures necessary for the implementation of industrial priority projects and programmes for the rehabilitation and revitalization of the African economies, including the production of agricultural inputs and spare parts and the provision of incentives to substitute domestic raw materials for imported raw materials and recycle available raw materials; 3. Calls upon member States to select ongoing and future industrial programmes to forward to the secretariats of OAU, ECA and UNIDO for inclusion in a comprehensive programme of activities at the national, subregional and international levels in implementation of the Decade programme; Requests member States and intergovernmental organizations to provide information to the OAU, ECA and UNIDO secretariats so that their 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the implementation of a decade-long program aimed at rehabilitating and revitalizing the food and agricultural sector in Africa. It mentions the importance of industrial cooperation, resource allocation, and the selection of projects to be included in a comprehensive program. The text also emphasizes the need for member states to make adjustments to their planned programs and allocate resources to implement industrial priority projects. Based on this, it is likely that the text falls under the category of economic development, with a focus on agriculture and industry.

**Category**
Economic development, Industry, Agriculture