text: (e) To promote studies on measures for the effective implementation of the standards, with emphasis on new developments in that area; (f) To provide the needed support to the United Nations regional and interregional institutes for crime prevention and criminal justice, the Arab Security Studies and Training Centre, as well as other entities in the United Nations system concerned with the implementation of the standards; (g) To increase, as far as possible, the level of support for technical co-operation and advisory services, either directly or through international funding agencies, so as to promote the provision of technical co-operation to Governments requesting it; 2. Urges the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control to continue reviewing the standards and following-up their implementation, to make recommendations on their future application and to identify existing obstacles to, or shortcomings in, their implementation, inter alia, through contacts with the Governments of the countries concerned, with a view to suggesting appropriate remedies; М / Official Records of the-Economic and Social Council, 1989. Supplement No. 2 (E/1989/20), chap. II, sect. A. 3. Authorizes the Chairman of the Committee to designate members of the Committee, with due regard to appropriate regional representation, to assist the Committee in the periods between its sessions in the implementation of specific standards, in close co-operation with the United Nations regional and interregional Institutes for crime prevention and criminal justice, the Arab Security Studies and Training Centre, and the other entities and organizations concerned, without financial implications for the United Nations, and to inform the Committee and its pre-sessional working groups of the results of those endeavours; 4. Invites Member States to allocate extrabudgetary funds to enable the designated members of the Committee to draw on their best available professional and academic sources of information, to consult with non-governmental organizations and to hold ad hoc meetings as required;
analysis: The text appears to be focused on promoting and implementing international standards related to crime prevention and criminal justice. It mentions the United Nations regional and interregional institutes for crime prevention and criminal justice, the Arab Security Studies and Training Centre, and other entities, suggesting a strong emphasis on international cooperation and capacity-building. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level policy or decision-making context.