text: non-governmental -are urged to examine how they can contribute to the achievement of the goals and strategies enunciated in the Declaration and this Plan of Actions as part of more general attention to human development in the 1990s. They are requested to report their plans and programmes to their respective governing bodies before the end of 1991 and periodically thereafter; (b) All regional institutions, including regional political and economie organizations, are requested to include consideration of the Declaration and this Plan of Action on the agenda of their meetings, including at the highest political 1 ••• E/ICEF/1990/L.20 English Page 17 level, with a view to developing agreements for mutual collaboration for implementation and ongoing monitoring; (c) Full co-operation and collaboration of all relevant United Nations agencies and organs as well as other international institutions is requested in ensuring the achievement of the goals and objectives of the national plans envisaged in the World Summit Declaration and Plan of Action. The governing bodies of all concerned agencies are requested to ensure that within their mandates the fullest possible support is given by these agencies for the achievement of these goals; (d) The assistance of the United Nations is requested to institute appropriate mechanisms for monitoring the implementation of this Plan of Action, using existing expertise of the relevant United Nations statistical offices, the specialized agencies, UNICEF and other United Nations organs. Furthermore, the Secretary-General of the United Nations is requested to arrange for a mid-decade review, at all appropriate levels, of the progress being made towards implementing the commitments of the Declaration and Plan of Action; (e) As the world's lead agency for children, the United Nations Children's Fund is requested to prepare, in close collaboration with the relevant specializedlagencies and other United Nations organs, a consolidated analysis of 
analysis: The text discusses a plan of action for achieving human development goals in the 1990s, with a focus on cooperation and collaboration among various organizations and institutions. The goals and strategies mentioned are related to human development, education, and humanitarian aid, without specifically mentioning economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.