22.Asat30June1965,therewere13unrepresented MemberStates,11ascompared with15asat30June1964. Theunrepresented MemberStatesinclude anewly admitted one,BruneiDarussalam. Asofthesamedate,therewere 15underrepresented MemberStates ~ascompared with24atthebeginning ofthe reporting year. /...A/40/652 English Page9 23.Between 1July1984and30June1985,44womenwereappointed topostssubject togeographical distribution. Asummary oftherecruitment targets setforwomen foreachorganizational unitandtheresults obtained appears intableBabove. 24.Asat30June1985,theproportion ofwomeninpostssubject togeographical distribution was23.1percent,ascompared with22.6percentoneyearearlier and 16percentin1975.Additional information iscontained intableFbelow. 25.Inresolution 39/243of18December 1984theGeneral Assembly expressed its deepconcern aboutthehighvacancy rateanddifficulties inrecruitment thathad prevailed foranumberofyearsintheEconomic andSocial Commission forwestern Asia(ESCWA). TheAssembly alsoauthorized theSecretary-General totakeall necessary measureS toenable ESCWAtorecruit fromanyStateMemberofthe Commission tomeetitspersonnel requirements. Inaccordance withthisresolution, exceptional efforts havebeenmadetospeeduprecruitment inESCWA. Asat June1984,ESCWAhad35vacantgeographical posts. AsatJune1985,ESCWAhadonly sixgeographical postsopenforrecruitment. Thesespecial efforts haveensured thatthesituation inESCWAissimilar tothatinotherorganizational elements and regular recruitment policies willhenceforth applytoit. Ill.COMPOSITION OFTHESECRETARIAT A.TotalstaffoftheUnitedNations 26.Asidefromthepowerofappointment oftheSecretary-General underArticle 101 oftheCharter, aspecial statusinmatters ofappointment hasbeengranted bythe General Assembly tosomeUnitedNations organswithrespect totheirstaff. TableCshows,asat30June1985,thetotalnumberofstaffwithappointments for ayearormorewhoareassigned totheSecretariat oftheUnitedNations andtothe secretariats oftheUnitedNations organswithspecial statusinmatters of appointment. Thetabledistinguishes between staffintheProfessional category andabove,technical co-operation project personnel, andstaffintheGeneral Service andrelated categories. Topermit acorrelation ofthefigures oftotal staffoftheSecretariat withtheregular budgetoftheUnitedNations, thistable further distinguishes between staffinpostsfinanced inwholeorinpartfromthe UnitedNations regular bUdget andstaffinpostsfinanced fromextrabudgetary sources. I...Tab.ieC Staffoftheun1ted Nations secretariat andofthesecretariats ofotherUnited Nations organs, bycateqory andsourceoffundSasat30June1985 RegUlar budget Extrabudgetary sources General General professional project Service Professional Project service Grand Organization andabove personnel andothers Total andabove personnel andothers Total total-- United Nations Secretariat 3897 159 7794 11850 358 928 2142 342815278 UNDPY - - - - 591 688 4616 58955895 UNHCR 107 3 171 281 284 101 977 13621643 UNICEF!y - - -- 882 315 2208 34053405 UNITAR - - -- 15 5 24 44 44 UNRWA~ 14- 3 17 63 - 7 70 87 ITC:Y 58 - 71 129 17 58 57 132 2bl ICSC 22- 26 48- -- - 48 ICJ 16- 21 37- - 1 1 38 UNU - --- 40- 78 118 118 Total 4114 162 8086 12362 2250 2095 10110 1445526817 !IIncludes national officers. BIIncludes national officers.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the administrative and organizational aspects of the United Nations, with specific details about the composition of the Secretariat, recruitment of staff, and vacancy rates. It does not seem to be focused on a specific sector or field, but rather on the organization itself.

**Category**
International organization, Employment