Deqelopment of tbe enerqy resources of developing countries:Lonq-term trends in economic developnent: report of theEffecli.ve nobilization and integration of eotlen in reporE of theSecretary-Genera]- . . . . . , developnent: report of the Secretary-Genera I Inplementation of the Substantial- New programme of Action forthe 1980s for the Least Developed Countries: report of theSec r eta ry-General . .. Nee, international hunan order:report of the S ec retary-Genera Lnoral aspects ot developrnent: Secr etary-General . .. Innediate measures in favour ofreport of the Sec r etary-cene ra Ithe developing countries: Sec r etary-Gene ra I .. report of the S ec r etary-Genera I55 56 tb )o 56 fo 57 57 85. Operational activities for devel.opnent: (a) Opera!ionat activlties of the United Nations system! reportof the Secretary-cenera I United Nations Development progranne57 (b) {c)Uni.ted Nations Capital Development FundA/40/10o,/Add.l Eng lisb Paqe 14 CONTENTS (conCinued) page (al) Uniled Nations volunteers programme 57 (e) united Nation6 technical co-operation activities: reports of the Secretary-Genera I58 (f) Liquidation of the United Nations Emergency OPeration Trust Fund antl allocation of the remaining balance: report of the Sec r etary-General . .. 86, Trainlng and research: Unlted Nations Institute for Traininq and Research; report of the s ecr etary-General 58 87. Special economic and disaster relief assistance: special progrannes of econonic assistance: reports of the secrecary-Genera I .. 88. Inplernentation of, the Progratnme of Action for the Second Decade to Combat Racistr and Racial Discrinination: rePorts of the sec r etary-Genera I ... . 62 89. International Youth Year: Participation, Developnent, Peace: report of the secr etary-General 62 90. world social situation: (a) llorld social situatlon: reports of the Secr etary-General ."' 63 (b) Popular Parlicipation in its vari'ous forns as an inportant factor in development and in the full realization of all hunan righta: report of the secretary-General 63 91. National experience in achievi.ng far-reaching social and econoGic
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of reports and documents related to the United Nations' activities and initiatives in the field of economic development, with a focus on developing countries. The topics covered include energy resources, economic development, poverty reduction, humanitarian aid, and international cooperation. The text does not specifically mention natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or culture.

**Category**
Economic development, Humanitarian aid and relief