text: which refer more specifically to the national level: "(a) To encourage the efforts undertaken by cities through national policies that ensure regular and timely financing and permit ongoing adjustment; "(b) To combat poverty and unemployment; "(c) To incorporate, in national crime prevention policies, programmes aimed specifically at children and the young; "(d) To ensure the co-ordination of prevention efforts among the various public agencies, as well as among the enterprises of the public and private sectors; "(e) To give consideration to the growth of the private sector in the implementation of programmes to combat criminality; "(f) To develop research and disseminate its results, establishing data banks on effective crime-control techniques and providing technical assistance to local officials; "3. Invites Member States to increase their co-operation in the field of crime prevention with the aid of the United Nations Secretariat, regional and interregional institutions and non-governmental organizations, specifically: "(a) By strengthening technical and scientific co-operation between States for the purpose of developing: "(i) Their own crime-çontrol policies; "(ii) International co-operation activities; "(iii) Co-operation with developing countries; "(b) By encouraging exchanges between cities implementing prevention programmes; "4. Invites the United Nations Secretariat to develop its initiating and co-ordination role, specifically: "(a) By encouraging and co-ordinating the work of the regional and interregional institutes with a view to organizing more meetings and exchanges and to stepping up research and training; "(b) By devising tools for the evaluation of public policies designed to combat crime; "(c) By developing an international data bank that will keep all the local officials of different countries informed of pilot programmes to combat crime; "5. Requests the Secretary-General to promote the objectives of the present resolution, specifically by ensuring it the widest possible dissemination, and to report to the Ninth United Nations Congress on the 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the prevention of crime and the promotion of international cooperation in this area, with a emphasis on national and local policies, research, and data sharing. The language used suggests a focus on governance and administration rather than economic or environmental issues.