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**Analysis**
The text discusses the role of the United Nations in promoting peace, security, and sustainable development, highlighting the importance of international cooperation, financial support, and collective action to address global challenges. It also touches on topics such as climate change, environmental degradation, human rights, and terrorism. Given the scope and breadth of these topics, it is likely that the text falls under multiple categories.

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Economic development, Natural resources and environment, Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations