text: project area. Theevaluation planandstructure should include information on objectives andtimetable, andoutline rolesandresponsibilities fordata collection, training ofhostcountry officials, evaluation reporting andfollow-up ofcorrective action~, iffoundnecessary. 1990/5. Central andEastern Europe Ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee, TheExecutive Board, Recognizing UNICEF global concern forchildren, Noting theparticular pressures onchildren atthistimeincountries of Central andEastern Europe andtheparticular needsofchildren assetoutinthe information noteonchildren inEastern Europe (E/ICEr/1990/CRP.4) within the context oftheUNICEF concern forchildren inindustrialized countries asindicated inthemedium-term plan(E/ICEF/1990/3 andCorr.1), Reconfirming theUNICEF commitment toconcentrate itsfinancial support in developing countries, 1.Requests theExecutive Director, asaspecial effort oftransitional support overthetransitional period of1990-1992: (a)Toreport ontheimpact onchildren ofthechanging situation inCentral andEastern Europe andtokeepthedevelopment underreview; (b)Inresponse torequests, toprovide technical support torethink policies forchildsurvival, development andprotection inthecontext ofthenewsituations ofCentral andEastern Europe. Thissupport during theperiod oftransition should drawonUNICEF experience withlow-cost technologies andapproaches tohealth, nutrition, earlychildhood education andothersectors; -30-(c)Torespond onanexceptional basistospecific requests forsupport within normal UNICEFpractices; UNICEFisauthorized without anydiversion ofsupport fromdeveloping countries tospendadditionally upto$1million peryearfromtheadministrative budgetduringtheperiodof1990-1992. The$1million peryearshould, tothe maximum extentpossible, bereplenished byspecial contributions. Costsshould be covered, inasmuch aspossible, through theutilization ofnon-covertible currencies fromconcerned Central andEastern European countries; Thefundswillbespentinsupport ofdatacollection onthesituation of children andwomen,analytical studies, technical workshops, information materials andotherrelated activities. The$1million willalsocovernecessary staffcosts; Inthiscontext, andinaccordance withthepresent division oflabourwithin UNICEF, theGenevaOfficeshouldbedirectly associated withtheseactivities; 2.Requests theExecutive Director toconsult closely withotherUnited Nations organizations activeinCentral andEastern Europe, soastoavoid unnecessary duplication; 3.Further requests theExecutive Director toreporttotheExecutive Board onprogress madewiththeaboveactivities in1991and1992aspartofthereport oftheExecutive Director. 1990/6. Children inespecially difficult circumstances Ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee, TheExecutive Board, Deeplyconcerned thatmanychildren indeveloping countries, aswellasquite alargenumberinindustrialized countries, findthemselves insituations of neglect, abandonment andexploitation asisthecaseofstreetchildren, refugee children, children insituation ofarmedconflict, childvictims ofnatural disasters, orphans, children affected byAIDS,disabled children andyouthtrapped inthebondage ofprostitution, drugsandexploitative workconditions, victims of sexual abuse,maltreatment byparents andguardians, Convinced oftheurgent needforconcerted efforts tofindmoreeffective and innovative waystoprotect andrehabilitate children already insuchcircumstances andtotackletherootcausesthatleadtosuchsituations inordertoprevent them, 1.UrgestheExecutive Director toensuretheapplication anddevelopment of research intotheefforts toprotect andrehabilitate thesechildren ortomitigate andprevent theoccurence ofthesedifficult circumstances, inorderto continuously analyse theircauses andeffects andconcurrently updatestrategies,
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the well-being of children, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe, and in developing countries. It discusses the need for UNICEF to provide support and resources to address the challenges faced by children in these regions. The text also highlights the importance of research and analysis to understand the root causes of these challenges and to develop effective strategies to mitigate and prevent them.