text: organizatlon International ltlovenent ATD Fourth norld. The neeling enabled these vouths to begin a alirect dlalogue alrout their problens and their gpecial needs s'ith the Di rec tor-General of ILO. 43. The $orld Health Organization (wHo) bas produced a t{orl.d Health Kit on the nany health iseues that concern youlh. The Janua ry/February 1985 issue of EIE llealth $as dedicatett to youth, with the najority of naterial uritten and edited byA/40/63r Eng 1i str Page 14 the International Flanned Parenthood Federation has collatoratea! eith the secretariat for tbe Year in the productlon of ihfornation naterlals' and the florlal Association of cirl Guides and cirl scouts and the tlorld Orqanlaation of the Scout ti.tovenent have jointly devel.oped a Programme Xlt for the Year. Both these Packages include background infornation on the Year, practical ideas for actlvitles anal resource mate r ia1s. IV, REVIETI OF GUIDEI,INES AND ADDITIONAL GUIDEI,INES FOR THE IMPROVEMEM OF CHANNELS OF COMITUNICATION 54. This section contains a revies and evaluat lon of each of the guidellnes and additional guidelines for the improvenent of chann€1s of communlcatlon betreen the United Nations and youth and youth organizationa, adopted by the General AsSenbly in its resolutions 3?/135 and 36/17. The section has three subdlvislons (natlonal' regional and international) ln keeping rith the structure established in the guidelines and additional guidelines. Each guldellne or add ltlonal' guidellne 1s given, followed by a summary of the present situation regardlng lts lnPlenentation. A. National level 55. The need to pronote the particlpation of -voung people in the develoPnent of their societies at the national lev€l has been clearly recoqnized by the United Nations and by individual Menber State6. and the improvement of channelE of connunication eta s an inportant asPect of efforts nade at the natlonal level to
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the United Nations' efforts to improve communication and dialogue with youth organizations, as well as providing information and resources on various topics affecting youth. It mentions the World Health Organization and the International Planned Parenthood Federation, which suggests that health and well-being are relevant issues. Additionally, the text mentions the International Labour Organization and the promotion of youth participation in development, which implies a focus on employment and economic development. However, the text does not seem to be primarily focused on economic development, natural resources, or industry.