(b) United Nation8 Development Programno; (c) United Nations Children'8 Fuadz (d) United Nation8 Relief and Work8 Agency for Palemtino Refugee8 in tbs Roar Bamtt (e) Uaitod Nations Iamtitute for Training and Research; (f) Voluntary funds adminietarad by the United Nations High Comni88ioner for Rofugeemr (9) ?und of the United Rations tnviroameat Programnet (h) United Wationm Population Fundj (i) Uaitod Nations Habitat and Human Sottlementm Poundatioa. Review of the l fficieacy of the administrative and financial functioning of the United Nation8 (P.121). Program8 budget for the biennium 1990-1991 (P.122). Pro9raav planning (P.123). Currant financial crisir of thm United Mations (P.124). Piaancial ermrgency of the United Nation8 (P.125). Adminimtratiw and budgetary co-ordination of the United Nation8 with the mpecialited ageaciem and the International Atomic tnergy Agency (P.126). A/BUR/45/1 Gnqlirh Page 22 126. Joint Inspection Unit (P.127). 127. Pattern of conferences (P.128). 128. Scale of aaaeaamenta for the apportionment of the srpenaes of the United Nations (P.129). 129. Personnel questions (P.130): (a) Composition of the Secretariats (b) Respect for the privilegea and immuni.tiea of offici318 of the United Nations at4 the specialised agencies and related organisations; (c) Other personnel questions. 130. United Nattona conwmolp system (P.131). 131. United Nations penaior, mystem (P.132). 132. ?inancing of the United Nations peace-keeping forces in the Middle Gast (P.133) 1 (a) United Rations Diaengageawnt Observer Force; (b) Uaited Nationa Interim Force in Lebanon. 133. ?inancinq of the United Nationa Iran-Iraq Military Obaerver Group (P.131). 134. Pinancinq of the United Nations Angola Verification Marion (P.135). 135. Piaancinq of the United Ration8 Tranaition Assistance Group (P.136). 136. ?inancing of the United Nationa Obaerver Group in Central knerica (P.137). 137. Adminirtrative and budgetary aapecta of the financing of the United Nations peace-kaeping operations (P.138). 138. Obaerver status of national liberation movements recoqniaed by the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various aspects of the United Nations, including its programs, agencies, and operations. It touches on topics such as budgeting, financing, personnel, and administrative matters. This suggests that the text is focused on the internal functioning and management of the United Nations, rather than specific issues related to economic development, natural resources, or other areas.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations