text: maintain contacts with other evalua- tion bodies inside and outside the United Nations system, }Inter-agency co-operation UNICEH extended and strengthened its partnership with sister agencies of the United Nations system and NC.OS through a number of high-profile ini- tiatives for 1989 and 1990, as well as through ongoing field operations. Among those initiatives were: » The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, with the United Nations Centre for Human Rights, and the UN Department of Public Information; » Operation Lifeline Sudan, with UNDP, FAO, WFP and ICRC; » The Task Force for Child Survival, with WHO, UNDP, the World Bank and the Rockefeller Foundation. The Task Force continued to focus on the development of vaccines and vaccination technology, and UNICEF initiated a technology introduction panel with WHO and USAID to devel- op and promote low-cost appropri- ate technologies for PHC. The Task Force organized a meeting to be held in Bangkok in March 1990 as part of the drive to meet UCi goals for the decade; » PolioPlus, with Rotary Interna- tional. Rotary has been a powerful force behind social mobilization, raising over USS240 million, espe- cially for the supply of vaccines to eradicate polio. UNICEF is also working with Jaycees International in the hope of developing a similar campaign model for ORT; » Facts for Life, with WHO and UNESCO; » The International Drinking Water and Sanitation Supply Decade, with UNDP, WHO, the World Bank and task forces; » The World Conference on Educa- tion for All, with UNDP, UNESCO and the World Bank. Preparations for the Conference {Jomtien, Thai- land, March 1990) were well ad- vanced in 1989. During the year, UNICEF was also closely associated with FAO and WHO on food and nutrition surveillance; with WFP, UNHCR and several other partners on emergency' and rehabilita-
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the activities and partnerships of UNICEF, a United Nations agency, in the areas of child survival, health, education, and humanitarian aid. The partnerships mentioned involve other UN agencies, non-governmental organizations, and international organizations, indicating a strong international cooperation aspect. The text also highlights specific initiatives and projects, such as vaccine development, polio eradication, and education for all, which suggests a focus on improving the well-being of children and communities.