text: reviews and, where it is appropriate, on follow-up to international commitments. We welcome the decision of the European Communities to establish an Environmei1t Agency and a European Environment Information and Observation Network, charged with the collection of objective, reliable and comparable information at the EuropE~an level to assist in the effective implementation of environmental policies, and to inform the public on the state of the European environment. We also welcome t:he decision that participation in this Agency should be open on mutually acceptal:>le terms to other countries of the ECE region. We invite UNEP, WMO, ECE and the OECD to co-operate actively in the work of the Agency. 21. We recommend the establishment or continued use of round tables or commit:tees or comparable processes to prcmote the integration of environmental considerations in all economic and social activities and thereby contribute to sustainable development with a view to improving the accountability of all participants in decision-making. Such bodies should take account of the Bergen model. 22. We will continue to improve national and international processes within t:he ECE region in the light of the_ important multisectoral dialogue among Governmemts and non-government sectors which was initiated by the Bergen process. 23. We will aim for the early completion, if possible in 1991, of the ECE Convention on environmental impact assessment in a transboundary context and t:o promote the further development of international environmental law. 24, We call on those ECE memters who have not already done so to ratify or ac:cede to the Montreal Protocol . We also call on the meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol in London it June 1990 to strengthen international action to, I •• • A/C0NF.151/PC/10 English Page 28 protect the ozone layer including, for example, through additional resources and 
analysis: This text appears to focus on international cooperation and agreements related to environmental issues, with a mention of the establishment of an Environmental Agency and a European Environment Information and Observation Network. The text also touches on the importance of sustainable development, environmental impact assessment, and the protection of the ozone layer. These themes suggest that the text is primarily concerned with natural resources and environment.