Expressing itsappreciation alsototheGovernments ofthefront-lineStatesforthesteadfast support extended tothepeopleofNamibia 8.J."1dtheirnational liberation movement, theSouth't-lestAfricaPeople's Organization,intheirjustandlegitimate struggle fortheattainment offreedom andindependence despite increased armedattacks bytheforcesoftheracistSouthAfrican regime, andawareoftheparticular needsofthoseGovernmentsforassistance inthatconnexion, Notingwithsatisfaction theintensified effortsoftheUnitedNationsDevelopment Programme intheextension ofassistance tothenationalliberation movements andcommending theinitiative takenbytheorganizationinestablishing channels forcloserperiodic contacts andconsultationsbetween thespecialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNationssystemandtheOrganization ofAfrican Unityandthenational liberationmovements intheformulation ofassistance programmes, -97-I,: t [~.~~._=....,,=,,0:;'=== Notin~alsothesupport givenbythespecialized agencies andother organizations oftheUnitedNations systemtotheimplementation ofthp Nationhood Programme forNamibia, inaccordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 32/9of4November 1977, Gravely concerned atthecontinued collaboration between the International Monetary FundandtheGovernment ofSouthAfricaindisregard ofrelevant General Assembly resolutions, Notingwithsatisfaction thehigh-level meetings heldatGenevain April1981between representatives ofthegeneral secretariat ofthe Organization ofAfrican UnityandtheUnitedNations andorganizations ofthe UnitedNations systeminaccordance with C~neral Assembly resolution 35/117of 10December 1980onthequestion ofco-operation between theUnitedNations andtheOrganization ofAfrican Unity, MindfUl ofthenecessity tokeepundercontinuous reviewtheactivities ofthespecialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNations systemintheimplementation ofthevarious UnitedNations decisions relating todecolonization, 1.TakesnoteofthereportofitsChairman andendorses the ob~ervations andsuggestions contained therein; 2.Approves thereportoftheSub-Committee onPetitions, Information andAssistance, andtheconclusions andrecommendations contained therein; 3.Reaffirms thatthespecialized agencies andotherorganizations andinstitutions oftheUnitedNations systemshouldcontinue tobeguided bytherelevant resolutions oftheUnitedNations intheirefforts to contribute, withintheirspheres ofcompetence, tothefullandspeedy implementation oftheDeclaration ontheGranting ofIndependence toColonial Countries andPeoples, contained inGeneral Assembly resolution 1514(XV); 4.Reaffirms thattherecognition bytheGeneral Assembly, theSecurity Council andotherUnitedNations organsofthelegitimacy ofthestruggle of colonial peoples toexercise ~heirrighttoself-determination andindependence entails, asacorollary, theextension bythespecialized agencies andother organizations oftheUnitedNations systemofallthenecessary moraland material assistance tothosepeoples andtheirnational liberation movements; 5.Expresses itsappreciation tothosespecialized agencies and organizations oftheUnitedNations systemwhichhavecontinued toco-operate invarying degrees withtheUnitedNations andtheOrganization ofAfrican Unityintheimplementation oftheDeclaration andtherelevant resolutions ofUnitedNations bodies, andurgesallthespecialized agencies andother organizations oftheUnitedNations systemtoaccelerate thefullandspeedy implementation oftherelevant provisions ofthoseresolutions; 6.Expresses itsconcern thattheassistance extended thusfarby certain specialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNations systemtothecolonial peoples, particularly thepeopleofNamibia andtheir national liberation movement, theSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization, is farfromadequate inrelation totheactualneedsofthepeoples concerned; -98-7.Regrets thattheWorldBankandtheInternational Monetary Fund continue tomaintain linkswiththecolonialist racistminority regimeof SouthAfricaasexemplified bythecontinued membership ofSouthAfricain bothorganizations, andthatneither agencyhastakenthenecessary measures towardthefullimplementation oftherelevant resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly; 8.Deeplydeplores thepersistent collaboration between the International Monetary FundandSouthAfricaindisregard ofrepeated resolutions tothecontrary bytheGeneral Assembly andcallsonthe International Monetary Fund'toputanendtosuchcollaboration; 9.Urgestheexecutive headsoftheloJ"orldBankandtheInternational Monetary Fundtodrawtheparticular attention oftheirgoverning bodiesto thepresent resolution withaviewtoformulating specific programmes beneficial tothepeoples 01'thecolonial Territories, particularly Namibia;
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the international community's stance on the liberation movement of Namibia and the role of the United Nations and its agencies in supporting this movement. It also touches on the collaboration between the International Monetary Fund and the government of South Africa, which is relevant to the economic development of Namibia. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social programs, but rather emphasizes the need for the United Nations and its agencies to provide support to the Namibian people in their struggle for independence.

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