text: qroup vras set up rith a vlen to supervising the follow-up to the r econrnendac ions of 115. fn tbe netrorks on Anerica and^/4O/58LEnglish Paqe 28 the neetlng during the transition period and for puttinq tnto operation a regionalpllot project to lay the foundatlona of co-operatlon in the use of aclentific andtechnorogical information for develogrent purposes, rn Africa, uNEsco asslstanceuaE provided for tbe establishment of a subreqional neteork ln the context of, SADCC. UNESCO -is also co-opera[tng eith ECA to develop the pan-African Docunentation and rnfornation systen (pADrs). rn Asia and the pacitic, uNEsco isasEiacing in the esEablishnent ot a regional netrork for exchange of infornation and expirience ln science and technoloqy. tteld of energy, a number of pilot projectB to establ!.Eh inforrnatlon nee and reneeable sources ot energy are under eay ln Africa, Latinthe Paclfic. Thelr purpose is to link the developing countrles of apartlcular region t.i,Ehin one ne!$ork so that they can xork together to strengtbenthe infrastructures exiating in partlcipatlng countries in order to use theseaources of energy nore etficiently and to encourage research and developmentactivitles. rn Africa, atter conducti.ng a teasibil.ity atudy on the project ot lheReglonal centre for solar Energy intended to catar foE the six neDber states ot cEAo anal to develop co-operation allong theae countrieE in sorar energy re€earch andthe apprications lhereot, uNEsco is continuing to 'rork eith cEAo on implementingthis project and on developing the activitiea of the centre. 116. lrany activities are beiDg carried out under the lnternrttonal hydrologicalprogranne, in particular. the establl.shnent ot reglonal connlttee€ ained atprdroting and irrylenenting co-operation prograuBea for hyalrolog lcar studles andal'so for reaearch and training in hydrology geared to th€ needg and resources ofttle countries in the various reqion€. Other actlvitlea are directty connected rritttthe operational aspects of nanaglng surface eater and qroundrater tha! are comnonto trro or rDore countries. For exanple, ITNESCO baE contlnued to protuote
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various projects and initiatives related to science, technology, and international cooperation, with a focus on developing countries in Africa, Asia, and the Pacific. The mention of renewable energy, hydrological programs, and scientific research suggests a strong connection to the fields of science and technology. Additionally, the text highlights the importance of international cooperation and knowledge sharing, which is a key aspect of UNESCO's work.