text: "(c) Mechanisms for the appropriate co-ordination of prevention efforts between governmental and non-governmental agencies; "(d) Policies, programmes and strategies based on prognostic studies to be continuously monitored and carefully evaluated in the course of implementation; "(e) Methods for effectively reducing the opportunity to commit delinquent acts; "(f) Community involvement through a wide range of services and programmes; "(g) Close interdisciplinary co-operation between national, state, provincial and local governments, with the involvement of the private sector, representative citizens of the community to be served, and labour, child-care, health education, social, law enforcement and judicial agencies in taking concerted action to prevent juvenile delinquency and youth crime; "(h) Youth participation in delinquency prevention policies and processes, including recourse to community resources, youth self-help, and victim compensation and assistance programmes; "(i) Specialized personnel at all levels. "IV. SOCIALIZATION PROCESSES "10. Emphasis should be placed on preventive policies facilitating the successful socialization and integration of all children and young persons, in particular through the family, the community, peer groups, schools, vocational training and the world of work, as well as through voluntary organizations. Due respect should be given to the proper personal development of children and young persons, and they should be accepted as full and equal partners in socialization and integration processes. "A. Family "11. Every society should place a high priority on the needs and well-being of the family and of all its members. "12. Since the family is the central unit responsible for the primary socialization of children, governmental and social efforts to preserve the integrity of the family, including the extended family, should be pursued. The society has a responsibility to assist the family in providing care and protection and in ensuring the physical and mental well-being of children. Adequate arrangements including day-care should be provided. "13. Governments should establish policies that are conducive to the bringing 
analysis: This text appears to focus on the social and community aspects of preventing juvenile delinquency and promoting the well-being of children and young persons. It emphasizes the importance of socialization processes, family support, and community involvement in achieving these goals. The text also touches on the role of government and various agencies in providing services and resources to support these efforts.