serve as a basis for consideration of the UNIDO programme of work in this field for the next five years, in particular for the 1986-1987 biennium. ID/B/339 Page 4 5. It should be noted that the present report does not attempt to provide a comprehensive review of all work being carried out by the Regional and Country Studies Branch. Reference is made to the Industrial Development Survey, which is published biannually by the Statistics and Survey Unit of the Division for Industrial Studies and covers various pertinent issues. The Annual Report of the Executive Director, 1984 contains a more detailed description of the work of the secretariat in this field (ID/B/34O, chap. IV). II. ISSUES EMERGING FROM THE FOURTH GENERAL CONFERENCE OF UNIDO 6. The deliberations of the Fourth General Conference of UNIDO under agenda item S(e) (world industrial restructuring and redeployment), reflect the different views and concerns of national decision makers. The developing countries emphasized the normative aspect of restructuring in line with the Lima target and the role of national government policies including trade policies, whereas the developed market economy countries generally saw restructuring as a market-induced, evolutionary process. The centrally planned economy countries stressed the need for developing countries to heed their established priorities and emphasized that redeployment should not jeopardize the independence and sovereignty of the developing countries. All geographical groups attached importance to UNIDO's activities relating to industrial restructuring and redeployment, although the degree of importance attached to related substantive issues varied. High priority was attached by the developed market economy countries to the creation of economic policies in developing countries which would facilitate the autonomous process of structural change and which would attract foreign direct investment to supplement domestic resources. Developing countries on their part expressed doubts that the existing international system was able to provide the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the work of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in the field of industrial development, specifically in the context of the organization's program of work for the next five years. The text references the Fourth General Conference of UNIDO, which focused on issues related to industrial restructuring and redeployment. The language used suggests that the text is focused on economic development, industry, and international trade, with implications for employment and humanitarian aid.

**Category**
Industry, International trade, Economic development