inter'Jl$$oftIlpecific outputs andservices according tolecgislat:ive intent, andthat thisia donewiththemo~teffective andefficient utilization ofresources: (ClToprepare theproposed biennial progralTI!w.e I>udgets oftheOrganization within theframework oftne·approved ~edium-term planandonthebasisofthe l11pproved outline, withau€!regardforallrelevant legislat.ive mandates; tomonitor thelrrfplefl'lentation oftheapproved program.~e budqet; toimprove theapplication of budgetary techniques: andtofurt.her d.ev@lop realistic estimates ofincome and @%pf-lniHture ofextrabudget.ary funds1 (d)Tocontinue toimprove theintegrated process ofprogramming, planning, bud...<jethM;1 ~ndm{)nitorinq inallsectors oftheprogran-.me budgetinordertoensure con51zt@ncy intheoverall pre~entation oftheprogran-.me budget andtreatment of prioritiel!§1 ((:)'tocontinue toprovide thenecessary dataonactual programme performance tointergovermnental bodl@s. 42.39 During theplanperiod, methodologies andprocedures formedium-term planning willcontinu@ tob~reviewed, improved and,ifnecessary, revised. Underthe guidance ofth~Programme Planning andBudgeting Board, theproposed medium-term plunfortheperiod beglnning in1998willbeprepared, takingintoaccount the comment~ andrecommendations ofintergovernmental organs. 42.40Outlines willbeprepared fortheproposed programme budgets forthe biennium~ 1994-1995, 1996-1997 and1998-1999. Proposals willbeformulated with re5p@ct tothedetermination ofanoptimum levelforandtheoperation ofa contingency fundforthosebienniums. Withthenewprogramme budget management systemalready inplace,thepreparation, implementation andreporting ofthe progra~me budgetwillbefurther facilitated. Thebudget formatwillcontinue tobe reviewed andrefined toachieve transparency between objectives ofsubprogrammes and ro§ources allocated. 42.41 Intheareaofmonitoring, programme performance reports willcontinue tobe provided totheGeneral Assembly through theCommittee onProgramme and Co-ordination. Standardized methods andprocedures toassist programme managers in thereporting .x.rcile willbefurther refined. Anautomated information systemfor ea§ierdataentryandfasteraccesstoinformation hasbeendeveloped andwillbe con~tantly reviewed. -10- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryaut1"~)ttr f>o,r tJt~ tl.f&l-i'J'e~ t."f~ t~~!l~~lt~l Asselnbly resolt:tic!it¥.- r~lat tot,h@t ![~esty["~tiOt& ltlld w{}Ziitlt~)lt'l_tlCe of 441~'4,j' 44,ll!1 g~lB-8<i> ~~i-lt~·9:o '4~ll~O~ l~l ~lnd4'"1~l21\to:C~_~W'~~llasS{~curi Council :r~$oltl-ti.on,s ei2a (19~9:f>f 6-43 (1~1~9}~- t~S(1989)0;' 6~8(1\11fH:l)l; 6S0(19\10) and 6:5,1(19'90) ~ 4,2.~·3· toth~ l_;g1J-Clt-~·ase it!the <!Gt,i\;?itit%~ o-l't-h'@ Org~nl~at:_lol'\ tothe ri2stor~tlo-~ lt~,d ~~~,interH~ll~t·? ef'interrH::tt!(lt1al p~tic~, {"ilIa :r~t~t1urlt}~i' th~reisaneven gre~ter n~~dforth~tiw~provision of financi~l resources fort.he 0118 "~iUH'X~t~d bytheSlilcurityCounci1illord.H: thatthey ~aycarryout functions ondr~sponsibilitie~ with ~nxi~um efficiency andeCCl1OlT,y. oftheUrr!t.ndNations plJlaclIl activities hasresulted i,nilr'u::reastid d~ntand onth~ hur~t\,l'tff nt:~tLo>;r131 andf'i!ltlnc.ial n~sources oftheOrganizaticn andor!'~~l!~~r Stat~s. 42.44 Thespecific objective ot:thesubprogrMt'i1HKl isto@t1SUt"t.'ltht..t resources aremadeavailable fortheef!ectiv~ iOtlofdecisions takenby theSecurity Council andtheGeneral Assew.bly inconrHH:tion withthf!!r@stonltiC)l1 <'inn maintenance ofinternational peaceandsecurity. Thiswouldinclude necesg~ry financial resources forthemaintenance ofexisting peace~keeping operations andtor theestablisr~ent ofnewpeace-keeping op~rations and,inparticular, r~~ourCeS essential fortheinitial 5tart~up ofsuchoperations.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the management of the United Nations' budget and resources, with a focus on the allocation of funds for various programs and operations. It mentions specific objectives, such as improving budgetary techniques and providing necessary data on actual program performance. The text also highlights the importance of maintaining international peace and security, which suggests that the budget and resources are being managed with a view to achieving this goal.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations