text: (ii) Thelr interest in particlpating flnancially thereln. 3. Further to that resolution, the Executlve Dlrector of uNEp, on beharf of thesecretary-Gene ral, addressed a letter dateat 1r April 1gg4 to all Menber states thathad not replied to the secretary-Gene ral. s note verbale of 30 March l,9gz,requesting connents oh the specrfic issues rdentified by the Genefal Assembly.Reninder letters and telegran6 were sent on ZO February anal 30 April t9g5. 4- As at r Juty 1985, resFonaea had been recelved fron G6 Member states. ofthese, 32 replies were received in L9g2 and l9g3 and sunmarized in teo reports ofthe Sec retary-cenera I (A/97/424 and Aatd.l ard A/3g/4O31. Three replies received in1983 (fron Costa Rlca, uall and Togo) arrived too late for inclusion in thesecretary-Gene rar I s r€port to tbe thirty-eighth session, and are sumnarized berow.A further 31 replies were received in I9g4.and 19g5. Of then, lo a(e slmpte ac knorrledgements. The rernainlng ?1 contain commentg and vierrs on sorne of thespecific issues raised by the General Aasembly. 5' of the 66 lirenber states that have responded so far, 20 merery acknowredgedreceipt of the Secretary-General r E note verbale or the letters fron the ExecutiveDirector of UNEP' The viees of the renarnlng 46 enber states may be sumnarized asEOI IOWS: A/ 40/644 Enqlish Page 3 Nunber of countr ies (a) (b) (cl (d)On the feasibil-lty studies No connentg Support, agree or consider feasible Do not support On nodallt ies No comrnents Support or agree Do not Bupport (not accePtable or not in favour) On the international financial corporation No connents SuPport Do not support Regard lng financlal participatiol in,tle international fiflancial corporation, (of tlre 27 countries expressing suPporl) Likely to Partic ipate unable to contribute financially to its establishnent3l 9 .'5 10 22 14 16 II. REPLIES RECEIVED FRON4 GOVERNI4EItrS
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the responses of member states to a request from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) regarding their interest in participating financially in a specific project or organization. The text mentions "feasibility studies" and "international financial corporation", which suggests that the project may be related to environmental or economic development initiatives. The responses from the member states also seem to be focused on their willingness to participate financially or not.