text: youth should be expanded in order to glve a broad sectlon of young people from all regions of the norld the opportunity of being acguainted wlth tlre Ublted Nations and th€reby learnlng of lts actlvltles and that those lnternstripB should not be confined to United Nations Headguarters. 93. Cons lderable progreas has been nade W Unlted Nations bodieB and speciallzed agencles in developing internshlp progranr€s and creattng opportunlties for young volunteers to participate in thei! r{ork, partlcularly at the headquarEers level. fn additlon, rrolunteers have contributed a great deal to preparations for the Incernatlonal Youth Year, for exanple, through their work wtth UNDP/Unlted Nations Volunceers and the Centre for Social Developnent and Humanitarlan Affairs (see also section III above). 94. The question of further lntrolving young volunteera and interns both at the headsuarters of the different United Natl.on6 bodtes and at the fleld level is underreviee. Consideration ls also belng given to publicizlng better the opportunities available to youth to parttclpate in activltleg of the United Nationa systen. 95. In General Assenbly resolution 36117, sectton C, p€ragraph I0 of the annex, the additional guialelines sti.pulated that the Jolnt Uniteal Nat ions fnfornatlon Committee should take into account tbe vletrs of youth organizatlons repreaentativeof all regions of the world on all pbases of productlon 6f United Natlonspublications of interest to youtb aDd ensure the broadest possible circulatlon of sucb publ icat ions,A/ 40/63r English Page 21 95. Thls is an area of long-tine interest in the contettt of chrnnela of connunication. the Jolnt U;lted Natlons Inforoat ion Cmfilttee has been develoPlng uorklng relationships nith non{overnnent.l organlzatlona, particulari'y through the work of the Non-Gove rnnent a I Liaison Servicea, the Non-Governnental Orqanizstlone Unlt of the DePartnent of International Ec'onomic and s@lal Affalrs and the
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the involvement of young people in the activities of the United Nations, including internships, volunteer work, and opportunities for participation. It also mentions the importance of publicizing these opportunities and ensuring the broadest possible circulation of relevant publications. The text does not seem to be focused on specific economic or environmental issues, but rather on the development of young people and their engagement with the UN.