text: the United Nations, through its master-plan concept on subregional levels, should extend the scope of economic and technical assistance directed to narcotic control efforts in support of crop substitution and integrated rural development programmes; (c) Suppression of illicit trafficking (i) The Secretary-General shall provide expertise and assistance to States at their request to enable them to establish the legislative and administrative measures for the provisional application, ratification and implementation of the United Nations Convention against the Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances; (ii) The Division of Narcotic Drugs and the United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control, in co-operation with the International Narcotics Control Board, the Customs Co-operation Council and the International Criminal Police Organization should co-ordinate an expanded programme of training for law enforcement personnel in investigative methods, interdiction and narcotic intelligence, with member States controlling their training programmes and resources; (iii) United Nations specialized agencies, such as the International Civil Aviation Organization and the International Maritime Organization, in collaboration with member States and intergovernmental and non­ governmental organizations, should increase the development of programmes whereby member States work with the parties involved in the transportation industry to suppress illicit traffic in drugs; (iv) The United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control, in collaboration with the Customs Co-operation Council and the International Criminal Police Organization and in support of regional and bilateral programmes, should assist countries, at their request, in equipping and strengthening their law enforcement authorities and criminal justice systems; (v) The Division of Narcotic Drugs should develop a repository of laws and regulations on money laundering, asset forfeiture, and the protection of banking systems and other financial institutions from money laundering; (vi) The Division of Narcotic Drugs, in co-operation with the Customs Co-operation Council and the International Criminal Police Organization, should promote bilateral or regional exchanges of 
analysis: The text discusses the United Nations' efforts to combat drug trafficking and drug abuse, focusing on providing assistance to member states in establishing laws and regulations, training law enforcement personnel, and suppressing illicit traffic in drugs. The text also mentions the importance of crop substitution and integrated rural development programs, which suggests a connection to agriculture and economic development.