the Declaration on Social Progress and Development and taks into account the comments of delegations that were made during the thirty-seventh sossion of the A686mbly and that would be expressed during the thirty-eighth rosrion as well as tomm6nts received from Nufnbur States and th6 obsurvation: made by the Commtssiot, through th6 Economic a& Social Council (resolution 37/M). I... A/45/100 Englirth Page 277 At its twenty-eighth session, in February 1983, the Commission for Social Development considered the Q and transmitted its views, as contained in its report (E/1983/14) to the Economic and Social Council at its first regular session of 1983. At its twenty-ninth session, in February 1985, the Commission for Social Development considered the 1985 and transmitted its views, as contained in its report (S/1985/24) to the Economic and Social Council at its first regular session of 1985. At its fortieth session, the General Assembly took note of the 1985.9 -J requested the Secretary-General to continue monitoring the world social situation in depth on a regular basis and to submit the nezt full report on the world social situation to the Assembly in 1989, for consideration at its forty-fourth session, through the Economic and Social Council; requested him also, in preparing the next report on the world social situation, to take into account the observations made by Member States on the 1985 report as well as the conclusions of the Commission for Social Development at its twenty-ninth session (E/1985/24-E/CW.5/1$85/15 and Corr.l), and decided to inclu%e in the provisional agenda of its forty-fourth session the item entitled “World social situation” (resolution 40/100). At its forty-first session, the General Assembly, recalling the Declaration on Social Progress and Development (resolution 2542 (XXIV)), requested the Secretary-General to prepare a substantive report on possible ways and means of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on social progress and development, discussing the monitoring of the world social situation, the consideration of comments from delegations, and the preparation of reports on the topic. It seems to be focused on the social and economic aspects of development, rather than specific industries or sectors.

**Category**
Employment, Education, Health