text: Environment Programme, andthetollow-up tocertain ofthoseresolutions envisaged bytheExecutive Director; 3.Decides thattheinter-sessional reportonevaluation ofimportant closed projects andin-depth evaluation ofselected projects requested bytheCouncil in ·tsdecision 12/15of28May1984,paragraph 7,shouldcontain ananalysis ofthe results ofproject evaluation andinaddition ananalysis ofthefindings of projects themselves; 11.Newinitiatives 1.Conferences 3.Endorses theproposals madeforfollow-up action bytheUnitedNations Environment Programme, aspresen~ed bytheExecutive Director;1/2.Expresses appreciation fortheefforts madebythesecretariat inthe preparation andholding ofthosetwoconferences andfortheprovision ofsupport totheGlobalMeeting ofnon-governmental organizations onEnvironment and Development, heldinNairobi from4to8February 1985;1.Commends theorganizations whichco-operated intheconvening ofthe WorldIndustry Conference onEnvironmental Management, heldinVersailles, France, from14to16November 1984,andtheInter-Parliamentary Conference onEnvironment, heldinNairobi from26November to1December 1984,fortheirefforts andforthe concern theydisplayed fortheenvironment; UNEP/GC.13/2 andCorr.land2. UNEP/GC.13/3 andCorr.land2andAdd.1-6 andAdd.6/Corr.l andAdd.7. UNEP/GC.13/3, sect.I,subsect. E.1/ Y 1/ -22-2.TheGlobal Resource Information DataBase 1.Welcomes theinitiative oftheExecutive Director inestablishing a two-year pilotphaseoftheGlobal Resource Information DataBaser .1as ,ngthe gular saged ~1osed Lin the mce, unent, ,the lort ns2.Expresses itsappreciation toGovernments thathavesupported theGlobal Resource Information DataBasethrough contributions, orhaveindicated their willingness todoso; 3.Invites otherGovernments inaposition todosotosupport theGlobal Resource Information DataBasefinancially orthrough contributions inkind; 4.Invites theGovernments ofdeveloping countries toconsider howbestthey canmakeuseoftheGlobalResource Information DataBaseinworking towards their national environmental anddevelopmental objectives, tokeeptheExecutive Director informed oftheresults oftheirconsideration andtoseeksuchsupport asthey deemappropriate inthatregard fromtheUnitedNations Environment Programme; S.Requests theExecutive Director toreporttotheCouncil atits fourteenth session onprogress inthedevelopment oftheGlobalResource Information Data Ba~e; 3.International YouthYear 1.Notesthat1985hasbeendesignated International YouthYearbythe General Assembly, 2.Invites theExecutive Director todevelop a"youngpeople's environmental agenda" basedontheviewsofyoungpeople tl:1emselves~ andtobringittothe attention ofGovernments; 3.Notestheproposal oftheExecutive Director concerning "environmental VOlunteers", i/anddecides thattheproposal should beconsidered further bythe open-ended Committee ofPermanent Representatives established underCouncil decision 13/2of23May1985,tobeimplemented asandwhenalldetails are satisfactorily elaborated, 4.WorldConference toReview andAppraise theAchievements oftheUnitedNations DecadeforWomen 1.NotesthattheGeneral Assembly hasdecided toconvene inNairobi aWorld Conference toReview andAppraise theAchievements oftheUnitedNations Decadefor Women; 2.Considers thatamajorburdenoftheenvironmental crisisinmost developing countries fallsonwomen; 3.Considers further thatanimprovement inthestatusotwomenwillbring addedemphasis totheenvironmental cause; !IUNEP/GC.13/3, para.36. -23-bal 1 they ~ir ::torI, I 4.Endorses theproposals madebytheExecutive Director inhisintroductoryreportconcerning theroleoftheEnvironment Programme vis-a-vis theConference; ~/ Ill.System-wide medium-term environment programme for1990-1995 1.Notesthatthemedium-term plancyclesoforganizations intheUnitedNations systemwhichhavesuchplanshavebeenaligned, andthatconsequently theconsideration andapproval bytherelevant intergovernmental forumsofsQchplansfortheperiod1990-1995, including theUnitedNations medi~m-term plan,willinaccordance withpastpractice takeplacein1988;
analysis: The text discusses various initiatives and programs related to the environment, sustainable development, and international cooperation. It highlights the importance of environmental protection, the role of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and the need for international cooperation to address environmental challenges.