755.TheCommittee endorsed therecommendations contained inparagraph 120and subparagraphs 122(a)and122(b)ofthereportoftheSecretary-General, whichit thought wouldstrengthen itsrole.However, asreservations wereexpressed about therecommendations insubparagraphs (c)and(d)ofparagraph 122,theCommittee didnotendorse them. O.ReportoftheJointInspection Unitonreporting tothe Economic andSocialCouncil 756.TheCommittee tooknoteofthereportoftheJointInspection Uniton reporting totheEconomic andSocialCouncil (A/39/281-E/1984/81 andCorr.l and Add.l)andthecomments andfurther comments oftheSecretary-General thereon (A/39/281-E/1984/81/Add.2 andAdd.2/Corr.l andA/40/284-E/1985/71). 757.TheCommittee considered thattheSecretary-General shouldcontinue his efforts tobringaboutimprovements assuggested inhisfurther comments onthe reportandshould keeptheEconomic andSocialCouncil informed. 758.TheCommittee recommended thattheSecretary-General submittotheCommittee atitstwenty-sixth session areportdescribing theexisting expertbodieswithin theUnitedNations system, composed ofmembers serving intheirpersonal capacity andestablished bytheGeneral Assembly outside thestructure oftheSecretariat, toprovide independent expertevaluation andadvicetotheSecretary-General and/or intergovernmental bodiesinordertoassist themincarrying outtheirfunctions. -146- /759. Inspe (see DP/19 (see (A/39 twent 760. Admin Econo discu 76l. onCo· Econol discu' 762. ofCP acta Unite possi 763. Joint-147-3.Economic andtechnical co-operation amongdeveloping countries.I )Provisional agendafortheJointMeetings oftheCommittee for Programme andCo-ordination andtheAdministrative Committee onCo-ordination Adoption oftheagenda. 1.P.Reports oftheJointInspection Unitonpublications policy andpractice intheUnitedNations system, fieldoffices oftheUnitedNations Development Programme andthe evaluation systemoftheUnitedNations Development Programme S.JointMeetings oftheCommittee forProgramme andCo-ordination andtheAdministrative Committee onCo-ordination760.TheCommittee decided totransmit theannualoverview reportofthe Administrative Committee onCo-ordination for1984/85 (E/1985/57) directly tothe Economic andSocialCouncil atitssecondregular session of1985without discussion (seepara.563above). 2.Effectiveness andco-ordination ofUnitedNations organsandspecialized agencies inreliefefforts inAfrica.Q.Reports oftheAdministrative Committee onCo-ordination R.Co-ordination ofinformation systems intheUnitedNations system: register ofdevelopment activities759.TheCommittee decided todefertheconsideration ofthereports oftheJoint Inspection UnitonpUblications policyandpractice intheUnitedNations system (seeA/39/239), fieldoffices oftheUnitedNations Development Programme (see DP/1983/67) andtheevaluation systemoftheUnitedNations Development Programme (seeDP/1983/68), aswellasthecomments oftheSecretary-General thereon (A/39/239/Add.l andAdd.l/Corr.l, DP/1984/7 andDP/1984/9, respectively) toits twenty-sixth session (seepara.561above). 761.TheCommittee decided totransmit thereportoftheAdministrative Committee onCo-ordination ontheregister ofdevelopment activities (E/AC.51/1985/7) tothe Economic andSocialCouncil atitssecondregular session of1985without discussion (seepara.566above). 763.TheCommittee approved theprovisional agendaforthetwentieth seriesof JointMeetings, asfollows:762.TheCommittee expressed itsfirmbeliefthattheworkoffuturejointmeetings ofCPCandACCshould besubstantially improved soastoenablethosemeetings to actasausefulbasisfortheprovision ofguidance fortheactivities ofthe UnitedNations system, anditrequested theSecretary-General toundertake all possible measures tothatend. ee in ty t, d/or s.to the it Jt)red >n J, itsthe lata )se led,.'1'.totheconsideration ofitem2and 3. Provisional agendaforthetwenty-sixth session oftheCommittee 764.Inpursuance ofparagraph 2(e)ofEconomic andSocialCouncil resolution 1979/41 of10May1979,andparagraph 2ofGeneral Assembly resolution 34/50of
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The text appears to be discussing the activities and decisions of the United Nations Committee for Programme and Coordination, which involves reviewing reports and making recommendations on various aspects of the UN system, including administration, coordination, and development. The topics mentioned include publications policy, evaluation systems, and coordination of information systems, which suggest that the category could be related to administration, coordination, or development.

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Economic development, International trade