text: enhance children's health, to promote pre-natal care and to lower infant and child mortality in all countries and among all peoples. We will promote the provision of clean water in all communities for all their children, as well as universal access to sanitation. (3) We will work for optimal growth and development in childhood, through measures to eradicate hunger, malnutrition and famine, and thus to relieve millions of children of tragic sufferings in a world that has the means to feed all its citizens. (4) We will work to strengthen the role and status of women. We will promote responsible planning of family size, child spacing and safe motherhood. (5) We will work for respect for the role of the family in providing for children and will support the efforts of parents and other care-givers to nurture and care for children, from the earliest stages of childhood through adolescence. We also recognize the special needs of children who are separated from their familias. (6) We will work for programmes that reduce illiteracy and provide educational opportunities for all children, irrespective of their background and gender; that prepare children for productive employment and lifelong learning opportunities, i.e. through vocational training; and that enable children to grow to adulthood within a supportive and nurturing cultural and social context. (7) We will work to ameliorate the plight of millions of children who live under especially difficult circumstances -as victims of apartheid and foreign occupation; orphans and street children and children of migrant workers; the displaced children and victims of natural and man-made disasters; the disabled and the abused, the socially disadvantaged and the exploited. Refugee 1 ••• E/ICEF/1990/L.20 English Page 5 children must be helped to find new roots in life. We will work for special protection of the working child and for the abolition of illegal child 
analysis: The text focuses on improving the well-being of children globally, addressing issues related to health, education, family, and protection. It emphasizes the importance of providing basic necessities like clean water, sanitation, and nutrition, as well as promoting education, family planning, and protection from exploitation. The text also highlights the need to support vulnerable groups, such as refugees, orphans, and children living in difficult circumstances. These themes suggest that the text is primarily concerned with improving the social and human aspects of children's lives, rather than economic or environmental ones.