10.Requests thespecialized agencies andotherorganizations ofthe UnitedNations systemtorenderorcontinue torender, asamatterofurgency, allpossible moralandmaterial assistance tothecolonial peoples struggling forliberation fromcolonial rule; 11.Requests onceagainthespecialized agencies andotherorganizations oftheUnitedNations systemtocontinue toprovideallmoralandmaterial assistance tothenewlyindependent andemerging States; 12.Reiterates itsrecommendation thatthespecialized agencies and otherorganizations oftheUnitedNations systemshouldinitiate orbroaden contacts andco-operation withthecolonial peoples andtheirnational liberation movements directly or,whereappropriate, through theOrganization ofAfrican Unity ~andreview andintroduce greater flexibility intheir procedures withrespect totheformulation andpreparation ofassistance ] programmes andprojects soastobeabletoextendthenecessary assistance ';1 without delaytohelpthecolonial peoples andtheirnational liberati.on ~ movements intheirstruggle toexercise theirinalienable righttoself­ determination andindependence inaccordance withGenera'. Assembly resolution 1514(XV); 13.Noteswithsatisfaction thattheSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization continues tobethebeneficiary ofanumberofprogrammes ~ established withintheframework oftheUnitedNations Institute forNamibia atLusakaandthattheUnitedNations CounciJ forNamibia, inco-operation withtheSouthWestAfricaPeople's Organization, continues torepresent the peopleofNamibia atmeetings ofthespecialized agencies andother organ:'zations andinstitutions oftheUnitedNations system; andurgesthose agencies andorganizations toincrease theirassistance totheSouthWest AfricaPeople vsOrganization, theUnitedNations Institute forNamibia and theNationhood Programme forNamibia; 14.Urgesthosespecialized agencies andorganizations oftheUnited Nations systemwhichhavenotalready donesotoinclude intheagendaofthe regular meetings oftheirgoverning bodies aseparate itemontheprogress madebythoseagencies andorganizations intheimplementation ofthe Declaration andotherrelevant resolutions oftheUnitedNations; -99--100-17.Urgesthespecialized agencies andotherorganizations ofthe UnitedNations systemwhichhaveBOfarnotgranted fullmembership tothe UnitedNations Council forNamibia todosowithout delay; 21.Recommends thattheGeneral. Assembly, atitsthirty-sixth session, shouldpropose, underarticleIIIoftheAgreement between theUnitedNations andtheInternational. ~netary Fund,theurgentinclusion intheagendaof theBoardofGovernors oftheInternational Monetary Fundofanitemdealing withtherelationship between theFundandSouthAfricaandthat,inpursuance ofarticleIIoftheAgreement, therelevant organsoftheUnited'l'iJations shouldparticipate inanymeeting oftheBoardofGovernors calledbytheFund forthepurPOse ofdiscussing theabove~mentioned item;.18.Urgesthespecial.ized agencies andotherorganizations and institutions oftheUnitedNations systemtoextend, asamatterofpriority, substantial. material. assistance totheGovernments ofthefront-line States inordertoenablethemmoreeffectively tosupport thestruggle ofthepeople ofNamibia forfreedom andindependence andtoresisttheviolation oftheir territorial integrity bythearmedforcesoftheracistregimeofSouth Africa, andasinAngoladirectly orthrough puppettraitor groupsinthe service ofPretoria; 20.Requests theGeneral Assembly torecommend thatal.lGovernments shouldintensif'y their"efforts inthespecialized agencies andother organizations oftheUnitedNations systemofwhichtheyaremembers to ensurethefullandeffective implementation oftheDeclaration andthe relevant resolutions oftheUnitedNations and,inthatconne:.cion, should accordpriority tothequestion ofproviding assistance onanemergency basis tothepeoples inthecolonial. Territories andtotheirnational. liberation movements;19.Urgesthespecial.ized agencies andotherorganizations and institutions oftheUnitedNations systemtoassistinaccelerating progress inallsectorsofthenational. life,particularly inthedevelopment ofthe economies, oft~esmal.lTerritories;16.Noteswithsatisfaction thearrangements madebyseveral specialized agencies andorganizations oftheUnitedNations systemwhichenable representatives ofthenational liberation movements recognized bythe Organization ofAfrican Unitytoparticipate fullyasobservers inthe proceedings relating tomatters concerning theirrespective countries and
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on the struggle for liberation of colonial peoples, providing assistance to newly independent states, and promoting self-determination and independence. It also mentions the need for humanitarian aid, economic development, and the acceleration of progress in various sectors of national life. The text does not have a specific focus on natural resources, environment, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, or culture.

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