text: conserva.t,ion and use of international fresh-water bodies. FAO endeavours topromote ahtareness of such principles and to encourage tbeir being given practicaleffect in agreements or other forms of co-operat.ion between neighbouring States. 3. As far a fisheries are concerned, FAO assists Governments in harmonizing theirnational legislation regulat,ing their fisheries management policies and practices,part,icularly in respect of shared resources. 4. It may finally be rnentioned that regional projects in the various fields of FAO activities, while not specifically designed to promote good-neighbourliness, do so indirect,ly by enhancing collaboration between neighbouring countries inmatters of common interest. Similarly, the many regional or subregional technical bodies established by FAo also serve, indirectly, as forums in whichgood-neighbourliness may be fostered. WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION lOriqinal: Enqlish'l [23 APril l98sl 1. fntercountry activities constituLe an important instrument for the promotionof co-operation anong countries and are therefore considered to be relevant to the development of relations of good-neighbourliness between states. Thg World HeatthOrganization (t{HO) supports the process of building up intercountry activities with member States witbin the framework of the strategies of'rhealth for all" and of theseventh General Programme of work covering the period 1994-r9g5. /...^/40/ 4s0 English Page 18 2. rntercountry programmes nay include technical co-operation activities of a regional nature rt icn are of interest to all or a majority of member states of the region. They may include promotion, co-ordination and support of country activities, studies of a regional nature or special activities for the development of the process of co-operation. fntercountry co-operation nay also be carried out through institutions such as universities and national institutes of technical excellence. These institutions constitute important nechanisms for the development of country and intercountry activities. 3. In pronoting and strengthening international health co-operation and collaboration, !{Ho indirectly helps to develop relations of good-neighbourliness between StaCes. WORLD BANK The World Bankrs nandate is the encouragement
analysis: The text discusses the activities of several international organizations, including FAO, WHO, and the World Bank, in promoting cooperation and good-neighbourliness between countries. The focus is on international relations, cooperation, and development in various fields, including health, water conservation, fisheries, and agriculture. The text does not seem to be primarily focused on economic development, industry, or transport and communication.