<,Hs5€lmluation ofUnited Nations materials indeveloping countries. 44.28Efforts willalsobedirected towards theachievement ofgreater involvement withauthor departments andotherrevenue producing andpromotional activities with avil!lwtoanexpansion andbetter co-ordinat.ion ofefforts towards promoting and publici~ing theworksoftheUnited Nations. 44.29 ASpartofitsmandate, thePublications Boardwillcontinue toreview and rev!fJJe, ••nece••ary,policies governing thepreparation, production, distribution andsal.ofUnited Nations publications. Inconjunction withthesalesoperation, publications withgoodsalespotential willbeidentified. Basedonsales p~rform8nce andfeedback from r~adorghip, thesalesservices willadvise author d(~J:Hittll\(mttl onimproving thl!lquality oftheirpublications inordertoreachas wld® ClI'€!Ei(lt::l!"Elhip al!!pOluJible andtogi1lnerate maximum saleofsuccessful titles. -5-areaatEeaoq-J.arters, n~.ely, the building. willberedesigned in tUi,edforc~~ercial purposes. The centre, thebookstore andthestaM'P. , '.. "''''_ordlnatioll andco-operatJ.on;LocaI:10ns. ,,-,v •activities viIIbeencouragea.44.23 Themain vi~ltors andretail first b&~~.entc()nc.ourl!le oftheGEfne,ral ordertof~1'ti.!ze thepotential ofthe majorretailfacilitiee, the counter, ....il100givenmere ~.iOnqthevarloue!ilalecea:ndpillll",--------------------­I i 44.25 Theprimeryobjective inthesaleofUnited Nations publications ~st~ anaddedchannel of.dhliJetdnation ofinformation abouttheOrganJ.zatJ.on, ltlllwork:il1ndrelated topiclSofint~!l'rest atnocosttotheOrganization andto gen~rl:lt~ r~Vf'll'1tHJ6i a~pos!ill:blt'!l t.hrough abalanced freedistribution andsalespolicy ait~,~d lii'lt.9'~n@rt:ltlng th.egr~&1t~~t. pO~$ible saleofsuccessful publications. 44.26 Het r~v~nUIi:Hll accruing fromthesaleofUnited Nations publications inNew York,Ge!Utva andViennl\'! havebeendrastically reduced sincethebiennium 1984~1985. Thatc1ecrealile canbeattributed inparttogrowing production and dirstdbution COl!lt~. Itisrecognized thatthemajority ofunited Nations publioatlom, i'1l.re I!lpecializfH~ innature and,assuch,reachalimited market. In addition tothedililst'!lmination ofpublic information materials, greater attention willbe toencouraging th€ld€lvelopment andmarketing ofpublications ofa tf,or~ nature. (b) 44.27 AfJJaresultoftherevie....ofthetHI.leofpublications, activities willbe hrOlident1H'j with ~viewtoappealing toawideraudience through acareful selection of§llll~Hi).itemB,thediseemination ofpUblications inelectronic formats, and @xperiment8tion withdifferential pricing structures asameansofincreasing the <,Hs5€lmluation ofUnited Nations materials indeveloping countries. 44.28Efforts willalsobedirected towards theachievement ofgreater involvement withauthor departments andotherrevenue producing andpromotional activities with avil!lwtoanexpansion andbetter co-ordinat.ion ofefforts towards promoting and publici~ing theworksoftheUnited Nations. 44.29 ASpartofitsmandate, thePublications Boardwillcontinue toreview and rev!fJJe, ••nece••ary,policies governing thepreparation, production, distribution andsal.ofUnited Nations publications. Inconjunction withthesalesoperation, publications withgoodsalespotential willbeidentified. Basedonsales p~rform8nce andfeedback from r~adorghip, thesalesservices willadvise author d(~J:Hittll\(mttl onimproving thl!lquality oftheirpublications inordertoreachas wld® ClI'€!Ei(lt::l!"Elhip al!!pOluJible andtogi1lnerate maximum saleofsuccessful titles. -5-(IfU~$ tracti:q ~t:-& C'fii'atc~'lli,rsat. t:h~Q 'lt4.36 '1'h$ltilqislatlv'l!'; ~andat$ for :r~'scltltiol!iS: 11586(lX)lW.d4~f50. 44.31 Th'€!obitecthre of Qtr·'Q;<!m:i.~;ation· spurposes alsolltI.aking aprofitifthe andw!(}rxt,c) poaSihl$.lst:op;rOill'lOt:tlan thepublic. whl1~ r~'c.ovoroftbe Ctl~t5antI ~4"J2 During thebhlm::d.tl.l'!) 1988- halfaltl1111011 vhitcr€il pery.HlXtooktheguided tour'lilat'tJuH:ed AtthaUnit:~d
**Analysis**
The text discusses the evaluation of United Nations materials in developing countries, with a focus on promoting and publicizing the organization's work. It mentions the importance of reviewing and revising policies governing the preparation, production, distribution, and sale of publications, as well as identifying publications with sales potential and improving their quality. The text also touches on the need to encourage the development and marketing of publications of a general nature, and to experiment with differential pricing structures to increase the sale of United Nations materials in developing countries.

**Category**
Education, International trade