text: "43. The mass media generally, and the television and film media in particular, should be encouraged to reduce the level of violence portrayed and to display violence and exploitation disfavourably, as well as to avoid demeaning and degrading presentations of children, women and interpersonal relations and to promote egalitarian principles and roles. "44. The mass media should be aware of its extensive role and responsibility, as well as its influence, in communications relating to youthful drug abuse. It should use its power for drug abuse prevention by relaying consistent messages through a balanced approach. Effective drug awareness campaigns at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels should be promoted. "V. SOCIAL POLICY "45. Government agencies should give high priority to plans and programmes for young persons and should provide sufficient funds and other resources for the effective delivery of services, facilities and staff for adequate medical and mental health care, nutrition, housing and other relevant services, including drug abuse prevention and treatment, ensuring that such resources reach and actually benefit young persons. "46. The institutionalization of young persons should be a measure of last resort and for the minimum necessary period, and the best interests of the young person should be of paramount importance. Criteria authorizing formal intervention of this type should be strictly defined and limited to the following situations; (a) where the child or young person has suffered harm that has been inflicted by the parents or guardians; (b) where the child or young person has been sexually, physically or emotionally abused by the parents or guardians; (c) where the child or young person has been neglected, abandoned or exploited by the parents or guardians; and (d) where the child or young person is threatened by physical or moral danger due to the behaviour of the parents or guardians.
analysis: The text appears to focus on social issues related to young people, such as violence in media, drug abuse, and institutionalization. It also touches on the importance of government agencies providing adequate services and resources for young people. These topics are not directly related to economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather to the well-being and protection of young people.