Committee, to report to the Assembly at its fortieth session on the arrangements he had made with the Administrator of UNDP for the future of the Funds and requested that the Consultative Committee monitor the process of implementing the arrangements for the management of the Fund and that the Committee’s views on that matter be reflected fully in the annual report on the Fund to the Assembly, particularly in its initial years (resolution 391125). At its fortieth to forty-second sessions, the General Assembly continued its consideration of this item (resolutions 401104 and 42163 and decision 411426). At its forty-third session, the General Assembly took note of the note by the Secretary-General (A/43/643) containing the report of the Administrator of UNDP on the activities of the United Nations Development Fund for Women, noted the Fund’s continued co-operation with women and development units throughout the United Nations system and with the planning and eectoral ministries and the national machineries on women in development of developing countries; reaffirmed the dual priorities of the Fund to serve as a catalyst in respect of mainstream development activities and to support innovative and experimental eotivities in line with national and regional priorities; expressed its appreciation to Governments, non-governmental organisations end individuals that had pledged and contributed to the Fund; noted with concern that the Fund’s resources had been insufficient to , enable it to respond adequately to the increasing requests received; and requested the Secretary-General to transmit tbe report of the Administrator of UNDP on the activities of the Fund, in accordance with resolution 391125, to the Assembly at its forty-fourth session (resolution 431102). At its forty-fourth session, MI/ the General Assembly, noting ths focused and proactive intervention of the Fund within its regional priority fremework and its overall strategic objectives through investments in tested and documented models 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the management and activities of a specific fund, the United Nations Development Fund for Women, which seems to be focused on promoting women's development and empowerment. The text mentions the fund's role in supporting innovative and experimental activities, as well as its efforts to mainstream development activities and respond to requests from governments and organizations. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that the text is likely related to international development and cooperation.

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