A/45/6 (<>t'o<).,,:n l~Ml:1YHj90 ~~JOR PROGR~~~& X.ADMINISTRATIVE S8RVIC~S Prograriil"1!~ 42. CONTENTS A.Programme .....................•••.•............•..•....... 1.General orientation .•.........................•.......42.1-42.16 42.1-42.0 3 2.Overall strategy.. •... 42.9 3.Subprogramme structure andpriorities ...........••.... 42.15 6 B.Subprogranunes 42.17 42.49 1.Financial management andcontrol systems..•........... 42.17 -42.20 6 2.Contributions assessment andprocessing ......•........ 42.21 -42.24 7 3.Financial accounting andreporting activities 42.25 -42.28 7 4.Treasury services ...............................•..... 42.29 -42.32 8 '"Thepresent document containiil programmltl 42ofthepropOl.\:@C! fli{J,diuN\ Un"lpi".n fortheperiod 1992-1997. 'r-hecompl@t.t'!I l1i<H'Hurf\··t",rrn planwill ~ubi1l®qu@!1tIy bl} issued infinalprinted formasQjJ:,tl:J~l.BIi1Q.QJ:hIIL Q!thf~G(311(lIXI'101 Forty-fiftJl_session, Supplement';, ..l<Q._p(J./45/6nev.l). 90-12405 1545f(E) I ... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryParagraphs Page 42.33 42.41. 42.42 -42.45 11 1. -2-42.46 -42.49 11 Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library42.1 Th@ lat.iv'@j lauth:>rity forthis prQ'g1rl!L"I1'~~ d'@jrives fr~~Article 11ofthe Charter oftheUnited ~ations and. ~ore sp~citical fro~ th~Financial R~g\llations and ;h~leli\loftheUnit€ld ~:fatieu:l,5. theRegullf'1tions andRulesGoverning Progr''\I1\l"ll1ll Planning. the Aspects ofthe t.the~onitoring of!mplelW~ntati(m and theM~thods of~valnation. 42.2Sincethe:adoption ofresolution 3043(XXVII) of19Di<cemhet 1912,bywhich theGen~ral Assembly approved thenewformofpresentation oftheUnited. Nations hudget asa"uso!ul basisforproceeding toward.s theintroduction ofasystem of progr~~e bUdgeting intheUnited NationsH ,theAssembly hasadopted numerous resolutions thathaveelaborated further onthe establisru~ent and implem~ntation of anintegrated progran-.me planning, bUdgEliting, monitoring andevaluation system inthe Organization. Amongthemostnotable arethefollowing! resolutions 37/234 of 21Decewiller 19B2,38/227 of20Dece~~er 1983and43/219 of21December 1988on progra~~e planning; 41/213 of19December 1985ontheafiie ofthe administ.rative andfinancial functioning oftheUnited Nations, whichcontained measures forimproving theplanning, prograrr~ing andbudgeting process ofthe Organization andsetforth anewbud.get process, and42/211 of21December 1987on theimplementation ofitsresolution 41/213, inwhichitapproved guidelines forthe contingency fund. 42.3Theprogramme hascontinuously evolved overtherecent yearsinorderto respond better totheperceived needexpressed inthoseresolutions formore coherence intheprogrammes ofworkoftheUnited Nations andforsoundmanagement ofitslimited resources. In1987,following theadoption bytheGeneral Assembly ofresolution 41/213 containing it.sdecisions ontherecommendations contained in thereport oftheGroupofHigh-level Intergovernmental Experts toReview the Efficiency oftheAdministrative andFinancial Functioning oftheUnited Nations, activities relating toprogramme planning, budgeting, monitoring andevaluation have beenbrought together under acoherent structure. 42.4 Oneofthecentral objectives oftheprogramme willcontinue tobethe implementation, andtheadaptation tochanging circumstances, ofanintegrated system ofprogramme planning, budget, monitoring andevaluation 80 85toensure that
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the administrative and financial management of the United Nations, discussing the implementation of a program for the period 1992-1997. It highlights the importance of coherence in the organization's programs and sound management of its resources. The text does not seem to be directly related to a specific field like economic development, natural resources, or health, but rather focuses on the organizational and financial aspects of the United Nations.

**Category**
Administrative and financial management, International relations