of encouraging expeditious payment in full of all aSSeSSed contributions8 requested the Negotiating Comnittee on the Financial Rmergency of the United Nations to keep the financial situation of the Organisation under review and to report, as and when appropriate, to the Asssmbly: and requested the Secretary-General to submit to the Assembly at its forty-fourth session s comprehensive report on the financial situation of the United Nations, including updated information on the practices of other organisations of the United Nations system for achieving prompt and full payment of assessed contriSution6 (resolution 431220). I... A/45/ 100 English Page 352 At its forty-fourth session, 1sp/ the General Assembly, having taken into account the views expressed by Member States in the Fifth Committee during that session, reaffirmed its commitment to seek a comprehensive and generally acceptable solution to the financial problems of the United Nations, based on the principle of the collective financial responsibility of Member States and in strict compliance with the Charter of the United Nations: urged all Member States to meet their financial obligations under the Charter by paying promptly and in full all assessed contributions and advances to the Working Capital lurid: requested the Secretary-General to approach the Governments of Member States, 8s and when appropriate, for the purpose of encouraging expeditious payment in full of all outstanding assessed contributions to all peace-keeping operations, as well as to seek further voluntary contributions for peace-keeping operations; expressed its appreciation to those Member States that paid their assessed contributions in full within 30 days of the receipt of the Secretary-General’s communication, in accordance with regulation 5.4 of the Financial Regulations of the United Nations: requested the Negotiating Committee on the Financial Emergency of the United Nations to keep the financial situation of the Organisation under review and to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the financial situation of the United Nations, specifically the payment of assessed contributions and the encouragement of prompt and full payment. It also mentions the Secretary-General's report on the financial situation of the organization and the principle of collective financial responsibility among Member States. Given these themes, it seems likely that the text is related to the financial and administrative aspects of international organizations, rather than specific sectors like agriculture or education.

**Category**
International trade, Economic development