111Otherstatement. madeunderitem9alsorelated toprogramme questions (seesect.Babove,paral.41and42). -1415-2.Cal.ndar ofcoof.r.ng.1 andm••tinglfor1000Ind1001 93.Th.Council coolid.r.d thecal.ndar otconf.r.nc.s andm••tin9stor1990and 1991atitsI.con~r'9ular ses,ion (agenda item11(b».Ithadb.for.itthe provisional cal.ndar ofconf.r.nce, andm.etin9s for1990and1991intheeconomic, socillIndhumInright'fi.ld,(E/1989/L.20 andCorr.l) andal.tterJat.d 14June1989fromtheChairman ofthaCommitt••OnConfer.nc., tothePr'lid.nt of theEconomic andSocialCouncil (E/1989/116). Th.programm. budg.timplications of theprovilionll cll.ndlr w.r.contain.d indocum.nt E/1989/L.20/Add.l. TheCouncil allocated theit.mtotheThird(Pr09ramm. andCo-ordination) Committ••,which con,ider.d itatitl16thme.tin9, on21July1989. Cal.ndar ofconf.r.nc., Indm••tinglfor1900aod1991 94.Atthe16thm••tin9,on21July,onthepropo'll oftheChairman, the Committee decided tor.commend totheCouncil thatitapprove thecal.ndar of conf.r.nc'l andm••tin91for1990and1991. 95.Th.Council, atits37thpl.nary m••ting,on28July,consid.r.d thedraft decision recomm.nd.d bytheCommittee (E/1989/l34, para.12,draftd.cision I). ~heS.cr.tary oftheCouncilr.ldoutar.vision tothecll.ndlr, whichwas r.quired alar.lultoftheCouncil', d.ci,ion (d.ci,ion 1989/184) toholdthe tw.nty-fifth ••••ionoftheEconomic Commi'lion forAfricaandthe16thm••tin9of theConf.rence ofMinilt.rs inTripoli ratherthanAddilAbabl. 96.Th.Council thenadopted thedraftd.ci,ion. Forthefinalt.xt,I"Council decilion 1989/190. Summary r.gordl ofs.,sional committ.e, aodsub,idiary bodi'loftheEconomig andSocialCouncil 97.Atthe16thm••ting,on21July,onthepropolal oftheChairmlD, the Committee d.cid.d tor.comm.nd totheCouncil thatitdilcontinu, fora furth.rp.riodoftwoy.ars,from1990,summary records forit.I.s,ional committ••,andc.rtain IUblidiary bodi.,. 98.TheCouncil, atitl35thpl.nary me.ting, on26July,adopt.d thedraft deci,ion r.commended bytheCommittee (E/1989/l34, para. 1~,draftd.ci,ion 11). Forthefinalt.xt,,••Council decision 1989/174. E.CO-OPERATION FORNATURAL DISASTEa aEDUCTION 99.TheCouncil conlid.r.d theqU'ltion ofco-operation fornaturaldi,alt.r reduction atitss.condregularsel.ion (ag.nda it.m12).Ithadb.for.itthe following docum.ntsl (a)ReportoftheS.cr.tary-G.n.ral ontheinternational Itrat.gy forthv fightIglinlt locustIndgralshopp.r inf'ltation, particularly inAfrica (A/44/3l4-E/1089/115)1 -147-(b)ReportoftheDirector-General oftheroodandAqriaulture Orqanlsatlon ottheUnitedNations ontheinternational strateqy torthetiqhtaqainlt locust a~j9ra.lhopper iDteltation, particularly inAt~ica(A/44/314/Add.1­ 1/19S9/115/Add.1), (c)ReportottheSecrotary-General onthepreparationl fortheinternatlunal d,ca~efornaturaldilalter reduction (A/44/332-m/1989/114). 100.TheCouneil allocate1 theItemtotheThird(Proqramme andCo-ordination) Committee, whlcbconlidered itatita4th,6th,7th,11thto13thand15th m..t1nql,on10,11,17,18r.nd20JUly1989. 101.Atita4th,6thand7thmeetinql, on10and11July,theCommittee helda q,neraldllcullion ontheitem.Atita4thmeetinq, on10July,theCommi~tee heardIntroductory Itatementl bytheDirector-General torDevelopment and International Economic Co-operation, theUnitedNationl Dilalter Reliet Co-ordinator andthereprelentativel ottheroodand~qriculture 0rqani.ation of theUnitedNationl ~ndtheUnitedNationl Oevelopment Proqramme. 10l.AttheIMlemeet1nq, Itaten.lntl wt'umadebyther"prelentatlve. ofJapan,the UnionatSovietBocialilt Republics, Caechollovakia, ChidftandItalyandthe oblerver tortheOerman Democra~ic Republic. Therepre.,ntative. oftheWorld M,teoroloqical Orqaniaation, theWorldHealthOrqaniaation andtheUnitedNations Educational, S~ientific andC~ltural Orqani.ation allomadestatements. 103.Atthe6thmeetinq, on11July,Itatementl were me~ebytherepresentatives of Thailand, NewZealand (onbehalfalloofAustralia), rrance, theUnitedKinqdom of GreatBrita·u andNurthern Irel~nd, Cuba,theUnitedStatesofAmerlroa andthe oblerver forHanqladesh. 104.Atthe7thmeetinq. on11July,statementl weremadebytherepresentatives of therederal Republic ofGermany andTunilia (onbehalfa180ofMauritania) andthe observer forMorocco. ~heUn!te~Nationl Disalter Relj~fCo-ordinator alsomadea Itatement. Intprnational ItrMteqy f~tbA-l'9ht againlt locultandgrallhopper infeltatioo, particularlJ inAfrica 105.Attne11thmeednq, ;,r,17July.theoblerver fo.Mauritania 111introduced a draftresolution (E/1989/C.J/L.6) ~ctitled "Intern.~ional .trateqy forth.fiqht aqainlt locustandqra••hopperInfeatation. particularly inAfrica". SUb.equently. Cameroan,theNiqer,PolandandSomalia joinedinIponloring thedraftresolution. 106.Atthlt..3thme.Unq. on18.July.theVice-Chairman oftheCommitte ••
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various topics related to international cooperation and development, with a focus on natural disasters, agriculture, and economic development. The mention of locust and grasshopper infestation, as well as the discussion of international strategies for natural disaster reduction, suggests a connection to the environment and natural resources. The text also touches on economic development, with references to budget implications and programmatic decisions.

**Category**
Economic development, Natural resources and environment, Agriculture, forestry and fishing