Trustees, appointed by the Secretary-General, in consultation with the President of the General Assembly and the President of the Economic and Soziel Council, is the policy-making organ for the Institute. In accordance with article IV of the statute, the Enecutive Director of the Xnatitute is appointed by tbe Secretary-General after consultation with the BoarU of Trustees. The Executive Director, in consultation with the Boar6 of Trusteea, reports through the Secretary-General to the General Assembly, to the Kconomic and Social Council and, as appropriate, to other United Nations bodies. The present Executive Director, Mr. Michel Doo Kingud, baa served since 1 January 1983. At ita thirty-seventh aeaaion, the General Aaaembly requested the Secretary-General to prepare a report on long-term armngesnenta for UXVITAS that would place its financing on a more predictable, assured and continuous baaia (resolution 371142). At its thirty-eighth seasion, the General Assembly decided, in the light of paragraphs 4 and 5 of the report’of the Secretary-General8 to consider at ita thirty-ninth aeaeion tbe queation of long-term financing arrengementa for UNITAS (resolution 361177). At it8 thirty-ninth eeaaion, the General Aaremblp, havinq considered the report of the Secretary-General , noted with reqret that the three options for long-term financing arrangements for the Xnstitute recommended by the Board of Trusteea, nsmely the eettinq up of a reserve fund, the adoption of a replenishment system and the establislxnent of an endment fund, had not baen found acceptable by the major contributors; requeated the Secretary-General to prepare a comprehensive study on the Xnatitute, its activities in training and research, its funding and its future role, and to submit his report, together with the cements of the Board of Trustees of URITAU thereon, to the Aarembly at its fortieth reasionr and decided to take a decision at its fortieth aeaaion, on the basis of the report of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the governance and financing structure of an international organization, specifically the UNITAS Institute. It mentions the appointment of trustees, the executive director, and the reporting structure to various UN bodies. The discussion also revolves around the long-term financing arrangements for the institute, which suggests a focus on administrative and financial aspects rather than specific sectors like agriculture or industry. Therefore, it is likely that the text falls under a category that encompasses international organizations and administrative structures.

**Category**
Education, International organizations