text: (a)Continuing advocacy ofhunger-alleviation objectives atthepolitical and policy-making levels, innational andinternational forums, andthrough pUblic information media; (b)Consultations withGovernments tohelptranslate commitment intoaction; (c)Regular review andanalysis ofmajorproblems andpolicyissuesaffecting theworldhungersituation, including long-term assessments offoodsupplies, hunger, andsocio-economic trendsinordertopredict andavertemerging foodand hunger-related problems; (d)Reviewofsuccessful policies andprogrammes andthedissemination of theirresults, whichmayinclude assessments offood-strategy experience inAfrica, bi-annua1 policy reviews inLatinAmerica andtheCaribbean, andcomparable efforts inAsia; (e)Continued promotion of,andresource mobilization for,hunger-focused policies andprogrammes, notably national foodstrategies, including support to foodpolicy management training inAfrica; (f)Promotion ofregional andSouth-South co-operation infoodand agriculture, including support forimplementation oftheUNDP"Umbrella Project" developed inconsultation withtheWorldFoodCouncil; (g)Improved co-ordination ofnational andinternational measures foramore concerted attack onhunger, focusing initially onmultilateral agencies, expanding ~oinclude bilateral agencies, non-governmental organizations andotherprivate­ sectorinstitutions, through inter-agency meetings, consultations with organizations andinstitutions, andinternational conferences. 11.46 Thesecretariat oftheWorldFoodCouncil willco-ordinate itsactivities withorganizations andbodiesoftheUnited Nations system, particularly the regional commissions, UNCTAD, UNICEF, UNDP,WFP,FoodandAgriculture Organization oftheUnited Nations, theWorldHealthOrganization, theInternational Fundfor Agricultural Development andtheGeneral Agreement onTariffs andTrade, andthe international financial institutions. TheWorldFoodCouncil secretariat will continue torepresent theUnited Nations andparticipate intheworkprogramme of theACCSub-Committee onNutrition. -15- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
analysis: The text appears to focus on the coordination and implementation of policies and programs aimed at alleviating hunger and improving food security. It involves a range of activities, including advocacy, consultations, reviews, and resource mobilization, at both national and international levels. The text also highlights the importance of cooperation between different organizations and institutions, including the United Nations system, to address the issue of hunger.