L2. The rnternatlonal year of peace utll be observed by orqanizations of theunlted Nations system when the heads of all organizalions meet in April 1986 atGeneva for the first regul.ar session of the Admini;trative Committee onco-ordination. A joint statement issued on thac occasron wilr present the unitearNations system as acting for peace in various fields and through variousactivities. This expression of the common goars and objectives of the unitedNations system will contribute to strengthening the Organization and its programrnes. 13. The organlzalions of the united Nalions system will endeavour to promote theobjectives of the Year through actlvities in their particular areas of competence.Efforts rrill be made to raise publrc auareness and support for the $ork currentr.ybelng undertaken by the unlted Nations system in fulfirment of the principles andpurposes of the Organization. lglxlle calling attention to the achievements of theunited Nations system 1n the politlcat, economic, soclal, cultural. humanitarian,legal, environmentar and other fielits, al1 organlzations within the system $illalso emphasize the need for further atrenqthening of ineernational co-operation inorder to cope better with current and future challenges. civen Che nature andscope of many contemporary problems, concerted aclion rrithin the global communityis required if global policies for co-operation and workable atrategles forcontinued grorrth and developnent are to be elaborated. The rnternationar year ofPeace provides a valuable opportunily for the organizations of the uniteal Natj.onssystem to encourage serious reflection on the factors that have contributed tointernationar peace during the past four decad€s and to conslder whal must be don€to ensure Chat future generatlong are spared the gcourge of war. 14. The United Natrons and organizations rithin the united Nations system elllmark the rnternational year of peace with euch acrivitles as the foltowingr (a) The observance of the year at generar conferences and the adoption ofresolutions on the subject at these conferenc€s and at other meetings, (b) statements on peace and the rnternationar year of peace by the heads oforganizations within the united Nations aystem and by other senior officialst (c) The linking of various speciar. rorld days in 19g6 with the theme of peacet (d) peace and the Yea r t (f)
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international cooperation and the promotion of peace, which suggests that it may be related to humanitarian or diplomatic efforts rather than specific economic or technical fields. The mention of various fields such as political, economic, social, cultural, humanitarian, legal, environmental, and others also points towards a more general and broad category.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations