l)i~'t.r • G'l£Rl:R~L AJ4S/tS ( • ~3) 14 1\190 A.Programme.............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . • • . 43.1 -43.1G ;>. 1.General orientation 43.1 -43.El 2.Overall strategy .•..•............•...••.............. 43.9 -43.15 :3 3.SUbprogramme structure andpriorities .••......•...... 43.16 B.Subprogrammes............................................ 43.17.> 43.46 5 1.Security andsafety 43.17 ~43.20 5 2.Electronic support services ........•. '" 43.21-43.26 6 3.Fieldoperations support.......•.•...............•... 43.27-43.33 7 4.Commercial, procurement andtransportation services 43.34-43.37 \) 5.Facilities management, maintenance andconstruction 43.38 ~43.41 10 ."Thepresent document conulins progrlitnrft@ 43ofUt€!prop(,.,·d!1Hildlurt\ L@r'rfj planfortheperiod 1992-1997. Thecomplete ITH,diwl\··t@frn planwill!:lUbfH'!C1I1®l'!Uy ht'l issued infinalprinted formasOfLt"ii}lR\2lrQr.QJL1t.Lth~ C;1"nIH~J Forty-fifth Se-s->').1.9JL SupplernHnt !iQ,()(A/45/6/RCiV.l). 90-12346 1526g (E) /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library1. 43.1 Th~ for'th!!=pre:!>snt progra,w~e derives fromGeneral re~oltition 13(!)of13?ebr<;::tar'! 194-6 ....inwhic.h t.heCon.fe':cence andGen,eral Sif<l"JiC6" WtH~ afJiaprincipal unitoftheSif<cretariat. Secretary-General Bulletin ST/S48/0rganization, Po:n),&tedJ1!1nuary 1974,established t.heOffice ofGe..neral S~rvicelZ forth~purpol!l\(!j of thepro'gra~e at.Headquarters 81"idQfs!tcribfilf!: its Iltielt>. Wit.hintheirrespective areas, corresponding Urdted !iiatior!$ officetil awayfromHeadquarters havebeen re1ilil)o:r,li}1Jtnlities asandwhentheywereestablished. 43.:2Thepr cbjectJ.ve ot'the progr~w",~H~ istoprovide essential support !tervic~~ t.O$u:bf1itli:ltitiv~ P'rog'r&tll'lt\~l"> andconf@r"nce andother cot!L"l'lOnservices p'rogri'dl"r,e~$. 1'hl!!tsupport. ti'Olk~gthefonnof~,ecu:rityandsafetyservices, @lllwtxonic l;$upport, including te:l@'cow%fiunications, fieldoperations support, andt.ralrl$portation service~, facilities management, andarchives and record!; l'iGrVlctfHL Wnilegeneral i'lervices areofacontinuing nature, nlilH'd,;dtobei!!!djul$ted tothechanging requirements ofthesubstantive andother prognlWItl'"e:liJ thatth{ilyared(fJ:dgned tol'wpport. Thatisapparent whentheparticular tobef&ddnHiJ!iif2d in8f&choftho!$eareasareconsidered attheoutset ofthe TI'l!!;di Ulf,~t,HUI planperiod. ~J.3Aspartoftheeffort. towidenfurther knowledge andappreciation ofthe Org~niz~tion, (j5well Ell'!itlfjgoalsandmethods ofwork,thepublicatlargehas vld.acc•••toUnitedRation. premises atHeadquarters andotherlocations. Atthe I)H'.J1'l€l t,i.tlllcl,QjJJlegat@ful, vhdt.ing dignitaries andstaffmusthaveadequate security and••fetyintheperformance oftheirfunctions fortheOrganization. Reconciling t,hOi!i8twoobjectivel1l inanenvironment thatcaneasily become atargetinaworld incr•••inglypronetoact.ofviolence andterrorism constitutes themainproblem that.ecurity andlaiety••rvices havetoaddress. 4),4i"dva.nCB:'l intschnological innovations inthe1980shaveallowed the OtgifWi:et"tion tomeetanincteased workload without prejudice totheimplementation ofG()IH:n:al ASIHlmbly rtfHlolution 41/213 of19December 1986,inwhichtheAssembly mendat~d, areduction inpersonnel andchanges intheorganizational Itructure oftheSecretariat. Theincreased useofoffice automation equipment, ~uch Mfuwordprocessors, microcomputers andothernewtechnologies, inthe electronic andcommunication fields hasfacilitated theworkoftheOrganization. Inparticular, theexpanded useofnewtechnologies, suchashigh-speed facsimile
**Analysis**
This document appears to be a plan for the United Nations (UN) Secretariat, outlining its programs and services for the period 1992-1997. The text mentions various aspects, such as security, safety, electronic support services, field operations, and facilities management, which suggests that the document is focused on the internal workings of the organization. Additionally, the text mentions the need to reconcile the organization's goals with the increasing threat of violence and terrorism, indicating that the document may also address security and safety concerns.

**Category**
Transport and communication, Industry