text: should be used as the basis for educational material for management training programmes. Such programmes should train managers to incorporate environmental protection and related worker consultation in their standard management practice. I. • • A/CONF.151/PC/10 English Page 42 International organizations, aid agencies and business should explore ways to facilitate access to appropriate technologies having regard to proprietary rights and the possibilities of appropriate funding to enable the 1east developed countries to obtain clean production technologies. Reorientation of industrial and agricultural processes and technologies should be accompanied by adequate training and retraining programmes for workers in order to avoid loss of employment or lack of qualified labour resulting from these changes. (p) Developing countries should be assisted in meeting the obligations of existing and future international agreements on global environmental problems. Such assistance could include having technology assessment centres in industrialized countries give attention to their requests and needs. Such assistance and transfers should give priority to clean production methods. (q) As a part of their wider institution building efforts, Governments, relevant international organizations, business and the scientific community are encouraged to support existing and new centres in less developed countries to gather and disseminate information on cleaner technology, to research and develop locally appropriate technologies, and where fitting, to provide assistance including training or counterpart organizations. ECE countries must initiate a broad-based planning process that takes into account the expected growth in the transport industry while maintaining its environmental sustainability. (r) Support from Governments and industry should substantially increase environmental research and development with emphasis on reduction in the use and emission of hazardous substances that are toxic, persistent, and bioaccumulative, with the ultimate aim of minimizing risks to human health and the environment. 
analysis: This text appears to focus on the intersection of environmental protection and economic development, particularly in the context of industrialized and developing countries. It emphasizes the need for management training programs to incorporate environmental protection and worker consultation, as well as the importance of providing clean production technologies and training to developing countries. The text also highlights the need for research and development to reduce the use and emission of hazardous substances. Overall, it seems that the text is concerned with finding a balance between economic growth and environmental sustainability.