text: UNITED NATIONS GeneralAssembly Dt s tr. GENERAL A/ 40/63L 7 October ORlGINAIJ:1985 ENGLISII Fortietsh session Aoenda iten 95 POLICIES AND PROGRAMUES RELATING TO YOUTTI channels of comnunication belldeen fhe United Nalions and youth and vouth orqanizations RePorE of ttle Secreta ry-G€neral CONTENTS I. INTRODI.ICTION II. BACKGROUND III. ft'TPROVED @MMUNICATION AS A RESULT OF PREPA&ATIONS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL YOUTTI YEAR: PARTICIPATION, DEVEIOPMENT I PEACE ' A. Menber St.ales B. United Nations ..... C. specialized agenc ies D. Inte rgove rnnental organlzations .. E. Non-gove rnmen lal organizatiobs ... IV. NEVI ElI OF GUIDEI,INES AND ADDITIONAL GUIDELINES FOR TIIE IMPROVEMENT OF CTIANNEIS OF COMMUNICATION ... A. National level ,Paragraphs Page 1-3 3 4-8 3 9 - 53 l0 - 13 14-36 37-43 44-46 47-53 - 99 -665 5 6 IO L2 I2 I4 l454 55 85-27496 l?24s (E) A/ 40 /63L English Page 2 CONTEIITS (cont lnued ) Paragraphs page 67-76 15 B. Regional level C. Internat lonal c0NcLusIoNsleve I 77-99 r00 - I0318 21A/40/63L English Page 3 I. INTRODOCTION 1. In lts resolut-lon 39/24 of 23 Novenbe r 1984, the General Assenbly' inter aIla, called upon uenber States, United Nations bo{ti.es, specialized agencies and other intergovernnenta I organizations to lmPlenent fully the guldellnes relating to the channels Of cormunlcation not only in their general terns, but also in concrete proJect6 deallng wlth lssues of inportance to Itoung PeoPlet it called uPon the nationaL co-ordinating conntttees of tbe fnternational Youth Year and other slmllar structures to assist national youth organiza!ions' uDon their request, in carryinq out their role as channels of connunication between the United Natlons and youth and youth organizations, and it stressed tha necesslty of makinq use' within the franerFrk of the channels of conmunication, of mechanlsn9 rblch have been set up by
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the communication channels between the United Nations and youth organizations, with the aim of promoting participation, development, and peace. The report discusses the role of member states, specialized agencies, and international organizations in improving communication channels, and provides guidelines for national, regional, and international levels. The text does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of communication in promoting youth development and peace.