particular the right to developments and sgain requested the Camdaaioa to take the necaaaary measures to promote the right to develomnt (resolution 41/131). At its forty-second session, the General Assembly called upon the Working Group of Governmental Experts on the Right to Development, at its eleventh session, to atuay the analytical compilation to be prepared by the Sacretarp-General of all replies received, if necessary together with the individual replies, and to ruhit to the Commission on Human Rights at its forty-fourth aeaaion its recameendationa and suggestions on which proposala would beat contribute to tha further enhancament and implementation of the ~ClQrQtiOQ (reaolutioa 421117). At its forty-third session, the General Assembly atteaaed that the achievement of the right to development required a concerted international and national effort to eliminate economic deprivation, hunger mad disease in all parts of the world without discrimination (resolution 431126). I... A/45/100 English page 288 At the same session, the General Assembly called upon the Working Group of Governmental Experts on the Right to Development, at its twelfth session, to study the analytical compilation to be prepared by the Secretary-General of all replies received in response to Commission on Ruman Rights resolution 1988126, and to submit to the CornFission at its forty-fifth session its final recommendations on those proposals which would best contribute to the further enhancement and implementation of the Declaration at the individual, national and international levels. and especially on the views of the Secretary-General and of Governments on the meens of establishing a~ evaluation system on the implementation and further enhancement of the Declarations and called upon the Commission to decider at its forty-fifth session on the future course of action on the question (resolution 431127). At its forty-fourth session, m/ the General Assembly expressed the hope that replies received pursuant to Commission on Ruman Rights resolution 1989145 would 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international agreements and resolutions related to economic development, poverty, and human rights. It mentions the "right to development", "economic deprivation", "hunger", and "disease", which suggests a focus on economic and social development. The text also mentions the Secretary-General and the Commission on Human Rights, indicating a connection to international organizations and governance.

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