text: connection, weappeal totheinternational community tohelpusalleviate our external debtburdenthereby freeing financial resources forregional development; 29.Toacknowledge theimportance oftheinternational development bankstothe economic andsocial development ofCentral America, particularly theInter-American 0&ve1opment Bank(lOB)andtheCentral American BankforEconomic Integration (BCIE); accordingly. itwouldbedesirable forbothinstitutions toparticipate actively inthefinancing ofthosemajorprojects intheregionwhichpromote the achievement ofthepurposes andobjectives setoutinthisDeclaration; /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Librarya,/ 44/ 958 Engtish Page 8 To invite IDB and BCIE to promote in countries friendly to Central America efforts to secure co-fioancing to complement the finaacing of specific Projects whi ch are receiving assistance from those institutions. They also agree to aPPeal to those nations to assist as much as possible with such intlividual requests or to establish global co-financing funds earnarked for the region; 30. To promote, at the national and regional levels, lhe acceleration of the reconstruction and transfornation of productive and technological structures of Central American countries as a basis for the efficient and dytamic reintegration of the region in world trade, arhich will then bring about the social atell-being of our peoples i 31. ao give priority to the establishment of Central Anerican nechanisms for the protection of the region's ecosystems and to support national efforts, with special emphasis on non-renewable resources, soils, forests and waters. They agree to reiterate their support for the work done by the Central Anerican Cornmission on Environment and Development and to appeaL to the international contnunity to provide the necessary co-operation in Chis areai 32, To co-ordinate policies airned at effectively integrating the agricuLtural sector in econornic and social developnent by ernphasizing prograrunes which ensure food security and sel f-suffi ciency in conrnodities in a setting characterized by stable prices and free trade t.,i!hin the Central American regioni 33. To pronote policies. programmes and projects in scientific and technofogical ealucation and research in the region, given that education is generally vieiteal as
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the economic development of Central America, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation, debt relief, and investment in regional development projects. It also touches on environmental and natural resource management, as well as scientific and technological education and research. The text does not mention humanitarian aid, health, employment, culture, or industry.