and had prepared the study, stated in chapter VII, inter alia, Cha! tbe issuesaddressed by the report regarding resource utiLizationr inpact of the arms race,converslon problens and possibte neasures for reaLlocating resources, could beappropriate points of reference for United NaEions researchr ptanning andeducational programnes, and unanirnously recommended that the d i sa rmanent-deve lopnent perspective elaboraled in the report should be incorporatedin a concrete and pracEical way in the ongoing activitj.es of lhe United Nationssysten. Emphasizing that the d i sa rnanen !-de velopmen t perspective eras bothinterdisciplinary and inte rdepa rtmenta I , the croup also reconnended that tbe sec re tary-Gene ral should take appropriate action, through the existing interagencyconsultative nechanism of the Adninistrative Comnittee on Co-ordinaEion (ACC), tofoster and co-ordinate the incorporation of that perspective in the progranmes andactivities of the united Nations systen. Noting that there was no special centreof expertise in the international dinensions of the relationship beEweendisarnament and developnent nor was there any part of lbe United Nations systentrith that parEicuLar focus, the croup identi.tied the cenEre for Disarnament* andlhe Office of the Di r eceor-Gene ral. for Developrnent and International Econonicco-operation as Ehe tlro units having lead functions in Ehe fierds ot disarmarnenc and developnent.. 4. 'lAppropriale neasuresrr taken by Menber States refer to operative paragraph 2of resolution 37/84 in i{hich the ceneral Assenbly "urges Menber states to considerappropriale neasures in accordance with all relevant recomnendalions of the GrouD ' The Centre for Disarnament was transforned, as of 1 January 19g3. intothe Departnent for Disarrnanent Atfairs, pursuant Co resoLution 37/gg K ofl3 Decenber 1982-r,A/40/6l-8 EngL ish Page 3 of GovernnenEal Expertsr. The relevant recomnendation6 are conCained in paragraph 4a6' subparagraphs l' ?) 3, 5 and 5 of the Sec reta ry-Gene ral ' s rePorb on The Relationship betqeen DisarmarEnt and DeveLopment. 5. On a nunber of, occasions aE and outsi,de lhe United Nations, lhe Secre tary-General has spoken on the subject of the relat.ionship betueen disarnament
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the relationship between disarmament and development, highlighting the need for a concrete and practical approach to resource allocation and international cooperation. The language used suggests a focus on international relations, diplomacy, and policy-making, rather than specific sectors like agriculture or industry.

**Category**
International relations, Economic development