Reserve Fundtobefinanced fromgeneral resources being$84,517,160. Inaddition, theBoard"noted" programmes tobefunded fromspecific-purpose contributions to theamountof$285,749,000 assummarized indocuments E/ICEF/1986/P/L.1 and E/ICEF/1986/P/L.27J thephasing ofexpenditures wouldbemadewithintheframework oftheaffordable expenditures asapproved inthemedium-term planasamendedJ (b)Endorsed theEmergency AppealoftheExecutive Director for$102million 16countries inAfricaJ infuture,allinformation aboutemergency appeals besubmitted totheBoardforsubsequent discussion andreviewthrough ofanappropriate agenda itemJ Supported therecommendation oftheExecutive Director 6/P/L.28) foracommitment of$10,937 tocoverover-expenditure fortwo ionalprojects. Thisdocument alsodetails savings andcancellations inthe amt~l1r,~of$102,677. -39- 1986/3. Medium-:-ter:~_lI plan:..2bjectives andpriorities TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee (E/ICEF/1986/P!L.30), whichalsorecommended endorsement bytheBoardofthe programme objectives andpriorities forUNICEF, inaccordance withitem(1)of paragraph 142andasdescribed elsewhere inthemedium-term planfortheperiod 1985-1989 (E/ICEF/l986/3), reaffirmed itsendorsement ofthepriorities forchild survivial anddevelopment andtheirimplementation inthecontext ofstrengthening primary healthcareandthebasicservices strategy. Whilerecognizing thatthe priorities ofthecountry programmes should besetaccording tothespecific situations andneedsofthecountries, theBoardalsoendorsed themajorprogramme thrusts asdescribed inparagraphs 15to35ofthemedium-term planasamended with abroader viewofchildsurvival, development andprotection. TheBoardstressed theimportance ofprogramme support andemphasized theneedformobilizing widespread andinvolved participation aswellasinternational support toensure successful implementation ofUNICEF-assisted programmes. Italsoencouraged close collaboration between concerned agencies intheUnitedNations system, bilateral aidagencies, non-governmental organizations andnational Governments and organizations. 1986/4. Womenindevelopment TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Commi'ttee (E/ICEF/l986/P/L.30, whichexpressed general support fortheoutline ofthe programme implementation strategy onUNICEF's response towomen's concerns, as contained indocument E/ICEF/l986/CRP.25, endorsed theproposal thatwomenin development beasubject fordeliberation atfuturesessions asaseparate agenda itemonthebasisofaseparate report onUNICEFactivities relating towomenin development. Forthe1987session, thereportshouldcontain adetailed implementation strategy onUNICEF's response towomen's concerns withverifiable objectives andatime-frame forimplementation. TheExecutive Director's report for1987shouldalsocontain stepstakenbyUNICEFregarding implementation of General Assembly resolutions 40/108 and40/258. 1986/5. Programme documentation TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee (E/ICEF/1986/P/I..30), decided thatthesecretariat shouldprovide morefinancial andevaluative datainprogramme documentation, amongothers. Thesecretariat wouldconsult withthedelegations through theWorking GroupontheFuture Workand Procedures oftheExecutive Boardtoclarify anddefinethetypeofdatawhich wouldbemostappropriate andusefulfortheBoard's consideration ofprogramme matters. 1986/6. Financial plan TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheCommittee onAdministration andFinance (E/ICEF/l986/AB/L.15), approved themedium-term planasaframework of projections for1986-1989 (summarized intable7ofdocument E/ICEF/1986/3), including thepreparation ofupto$190million inprogramme commitments from general resources tobesubmitted totheExecutive Boardatits1987session (shown intable8,item2(a)ofthesamedocument). Thatamount wassUbject tothe availability ofresources andtothecondition thatestimates ofincome and expenditure madeintheplancontinue tobevalid. 1986/7. Restatement ofbudgetresolutions
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the financial and programmatic activities of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). It mentions specific programs, appeals, and commitments related to child survival and development, women in development, and program documentation. The text also touches on budget resolutions and financial planning. Given the focus on international development, humanitarian aid, and organizational planning, it is likely that the text falls under the categories related to international development and humanitarian aid.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Health