text: reaourcm8 that could be used for l commfc ma0 nodal tlevelopwnt. SW19 A/45/RV. 5 95 Xowvar, Pt i8 also necosrary for the dowloped world to co-operate in l chiaving thooo ob)oetivar, through rpaeial prqramw of co-operation for thoim undw&valcpod aountric? that aro iqlonrenting nn l ffectivo progranrw of diraruuwnt and rcducod military rpe~~dirrg. In the opisiun of Cotta Rica. if a portion of the peace dividend rhould be devoted to co-omration with tho third world, pooforontial troatnsnt rhould be given to tbo6s underdeveloped co-trios that are making proper8 in the rphcra of disannaawnt and reduced ailitary l pendinp. Wo conridsr that ft im not only fair but appropriate that thou. procorosr ba l ncouragad by l pocial co-operation incantivoa. JW20 rw45mJ. 5 66 (MP- Coe~Bica) ft he alarming t.o l ee that cou5tri55 with 1OW level8 Of l ConOi5ic and eocial &velomnt l pand up to one quartet of their national budget on military hardware and ye& when it cozeee to co-operation, they raceive the eeme trea&ent ae nations with l etreaely low ailitary budgets. ff th Oovarnmeate of dsvolop~d countries wieh to clone the broach with the third world, it $8 time they de&led - iy ~aee of a formal treaty, which could be &awn up within the Organisation - to orient co-operation principally towarde thoao countrime effectively on the road to arms reduction. Costa Rica believer it to be unfair that when aeoigning aeeietance, identical reasoning ir applied to a country epending its reeourcee on hoepitale, highways or echoole and to those inveeting their funds in weaponry. Furthermore, ny country feels that the doveloped world should e$m$larly actively promote a policy derigned to l redicato or reduco as much a8 poeeible the ealu of venpono to the third world, particularly to the poOrOUt n&.tiOne or those moat afflicted by violence. 
analysis: This text appears to be discussing international relations and cooperation between developed and underdeveloped countries, with a focus on reducing military spending and promoting economic development. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be an official document or statement from a government or international organization. The text mentions specific countries, including Costa Rica, and references international organizations, which further supports the idea that it is an official document.