23 July 1986 and 1987/86 of 8 July 1987 relating to the p~eparation of the system-wide medium-term plan for women and development and the cross-organizational programme analysis on activities related to the advancement of women, "Concerned that many provisions of Commission resolution 87/5 relating to the preparation of the final draft of the system-wide medium-term plan for women and development are as yet unimplemented, "l. Stresses that the proposed cross-organizational programme analysis should present a comprehensive factual picture of the system's mandates and activities related to the advancement of women; should attempt a comprehensive diagnosis of co-ordination problems; and should suggest remedial action; "2. Recommends that the activities analysed should include: programme activities at the programme element level; technical co-operation projects and regular programmes of technical assistance; grant-based development assistance; and funding by international development-financing institutions; "3. Decides that the legislative mandates to be analysed should include international instruments; intergovernmental resolutions and decisions; legislative instructions, directions and guidelines; and international strategies, plans/programmes of action relevant to the status of women which are still in force; "4. Further decides that the directions given by the Commission on the Status of Women for preparation of the final draft of the system-wide medium-term plan in Commission resolution 1987/5 and annex should be fully implemented; "5. Reguests that a member of the bux:eau of the Commission on the Status of Women be present during consideration of the cross-organizational programme analysis by the Committee for Programme and Co-ordination at its twenty-eighth session. "C. Legislative linkage as a means to co-ordinate implementation gf the Nairobi Forward-looking Strategies "The Economic and Social Council, "Recalling paragraph 320 of the Nairobi Forward-looking Strategies which states that specific appropriate attention should be paid to the advancement of women in the preparation of new instruments and strategies, 