text: is, therefore, Iacklng expertise and knonledge to solving thi6 ProbLen. A/40/644 EngIish Page 6 BURKINA FASO lOriglnal: French I [2? lrarch 19851 The Governnent of Burkina Faso has no special. obgervations to make on thefeasibility studies and concrete reconnendat ions for the inplenentatlon ofadditional neasures of flnancingr or on the modalltles for obtaining flnanclalresources, as described in the annex to the Sec retary-General r s report (A,/36,/14I).However, it fully supports the establishment of an internationar flnanclarcorporation to finance desertification control projects, as foreshadowed inchapter v of the annex to the report. The covernnent of Burklna Faso wlll studythe possibility of taking part in the financing of the corpoEation. coMoRos [Origtnal! Frenchl 116 May 1985l The Governnent of the Conoros has no observations to nake on the report. Itsupports the establishnent of an international financial corporation to flnancenon-conmercial desertif ication control Droiects. cosTA RIqA lOriginal: Spani sh I [29 July 19831 I' Because costa Rrca has no probrems rerated to deserts and in vien of itedifficult econonic situation, it witl not financially partlcipate in theinternational corporat ion. 2. Hor.rever, Costa Rica firnly supports the lrorking plan for lheestablishmeht of a corporacion which r.rou rd help resor-ve such probrerns in othercountr ies. KUWAIT [Or lg ina l: Englishl [27 June L9851 The authorities concerned regret that they wiU not be particlpatlng in thefinancing of the plan of Action to conbat Desertification at present. A/40/644 Eng Ii sh Page 7 MAI,AYS IA [original! Engllsh] [27 June ]98 5l MaLaysia fulty supports the Unlted Nations Plan of Action to conbat Desert if icat ion. However, its particlpation ln the PIan of Actl,on 1s linited by existing financia!. constraints within the country. UALI [original: Frenchl [29 Auqust 19831 1. In order to obtain additional neana of financing the Plan of Action' the Government proposea:
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a plan of action to combat desertification, which is a natural environmental issue. The countries mentioned are expressing their support or lack thereof for the plan, and some are also discussing their potential financial participation. The text does not mention economic development, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It does mention the possibility of obtaining financial resources, which is related to the natural resources and environment category.