text: the International Youth Year and in other subregional and regional youth projects. c. Internatlonal level 77. As a result of the provisions of the Ch€rter of the United Nations that gives nonSovernnental organlzatlons the poBslbllity of obtaining con6ultatlve status ultb the United Nations systeD through the Econonic and Soclal Council, channels of comlunlcation rdlth these organizatlons at the international level are rel-atively long-Etanding and are rllore developed than at the other levels. The posstbility exlsts for youtb organlzationa lrith conaultative status to furEher Btrenqthen their participation ln several areas of Unlteat Nations actlvit:/ of direct lnterest to them. 78. In General Assenbly resolution 32/L35, secEion C, paragraph 5 of the annex' tbe guidelines stipulated lhat the scope of Ehe quarterly Youth Information Bulletin 6hou1d be €xtended and ic should be published tn Frencb and spanish ln addltlon to EngIlEh, rlthin the exi8ting budgetary allocations, anat that both government and non-gove rnnenta I bodies deaLlng r{ith youth should be encorrraged to provide ftaterial for dlss€mlnatlon through the Bulletin and to a6sist in lts distribution so that it night be available to aa nany young people and youth organlzatlons as posBlble. 79. Actlons have b€en taken to inplenent thls guldellne. The Bullelln is nort produced ouarterly in Engllsh' French and Spanish. The cenlre for Social Developoent and Hunanitarlan Affairs has endeavoured in recent years, anc parclcularly Ln c-onnection uith the preparations for the fnternatlonal Youth Year, to broaden the range of the Bulletin, both topically and geoqraphlcally. This effort has been nade easier b-v thJ trenendous amount of infornation that the secretariat for the Year receives on prqrrannes and actlvlties undertaken for the Year. The priority tdlll be to malntaln a high level of infornation and to expand the two-nay connunication. For this purpose, an extengive review of the pregent
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international cooperation and information exchange between organizations and governments, specifically in the context of the United Nations and the International Youth Year. It mentions the publication of a quarterly bulletin and the importance of communication and information sharing between organizations and governments. The text does not specifically discuss economic development, natural resources, or any of the other categories, but rather seems to focus on international cooperation and communication.