Trustees the neceesery amendments to the statute of the Institute to reflect the reorganisation of management, staff and administrative and financial arrangements, as well as the procedure for designating elternate representation on the Boardr and also requested him to prepare a report for submission to the Ase8mbly et its forty-third session on the implementation of the resolution and on any other developments that might effect the future of the Institute (resolution 421197). At its forty-third session, the General Assembly reaffirmed the continuing validity and relevance of the mandate entruet8d to the Inetitutet requested that the 1999 budgetary proposals of the Institute, as well es those of subsequent years, be submitted to the Ahisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions for revi8w and comment prior to approval by the Board of Trustees of the Inetitutet urged the Secretary-Generel to proceed es rapidly as possible with the ecquisition of the land and subsequ8nt sale of th8 entire property of the Institut8; reiterated its epproval of the recommendation of the Secretary-General that the Institute should, after the sale of the building, r8pay the amounts currently owed to the United tsations and use the balance to establish a reserve fund for the Institutet r8queeted the Secretary-G8nerel to submit to the Board of Trustsee of the Institut8 a report on his sfforts to purchase the lend under the building and subsequently to sell the entire buildingr sleo r8qu8st8d him, in the event that the necessary financing were not assured through the sale of the builcing and/or *voluntary contributione for the administretion of the Institute in the first half of 1989, to present to th8 Assembly at its forty-fourth soeeion, specific rscolrmendations on the future of the Institute, togeth8r with detailed financiel informationi and further requemted him to report on the exploration of I... A/45/100 English Page 263 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the management and financial arrangements of an international organization, specifically the Institute, and its relationship with the United Nations. It mentions the reorganization of management, staff, and administrative and financial arrangements, as well as the sale of a building and the establishment of a reserve fund. This suggests that the text is related to the administrative and financial aspects of an international organization, rather than a specific sector like health or education.

**Category**
Education, Industry