text: implementation of supply reduction programmes; (iv) Appropriate technical and financial support for countries whose social structures are most threatened by increased illicit production; (c) Suppression of illicit trafficking (i) Prompt ratification and effective implementation of the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances; (ii) Conclusion by States of bilateral and multilateral agreements and other forms of co-operation to enhance the effective implementation of the United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances; (iii) Improvement of the role of meetings of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies in the exchange of information on illicit trafficking; (iv) Encouragement of the International Criminal Police Organization to increase its activities to combat illicit trafficking; (v) Appropriate technical and financial support for countries whose social structures are most threatened by increased illicit trafficking; (d) Treatment and rehabilitation (i) Development by States, in the context of their social, legal and penal systems, of structures for the treatment and rehabilitation of drug abusers, such structures to be based on respect for the basic rights and dignity of the individual and the interests of the community; (ii) Encouragement by the United Nations for actions taken by specialized agencies, such as the World Health Organization, as well as by intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, in the field of treatment and rehabilitation of drug abusers; - 52 - (e) Financial aspects of the illegal drug trade (i) Action by States to ensure that their economic and financial systems do not benefit from the proceeds of illicit trafficking; (ii) Amendment by States of their corpus of legislation to prevent and to penalize the use of their banking systems and other financial institutions for processing or laundering drug-related funds; (iii) Participation by international, regional and national financial 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on addressing the issue of illegal drug trade and its consequences, which is a complex problem that involves various aspects of society, including economics, health, and international cooperation. The measures proposed in the text, such as improving the role of meetings of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies and encouraging the International Criminal Police Organization to increase its activities, suggest a focus on law enforcement and international cooperation. The text also mentions the need for treatment and rehabilitation of drug abusers, which is a health-related issue.