text: 23May19~~ Iand achieving an nthisarea decision ISonthe ,982,in !Network 1, t: i;Bearing inmindthatthef\rstphaseoftheEnvironmental Training Networkproject concludes inDecember 1985,whichmeansareduction inresources allocated,asaresultofwhichthemaintenance ofthefunctions oftheCo-ordination unitwillendandlessresources willsubsequently beavailable forcatalytic sup~ortforcourses andconcrete activities in1986-1987, Bearing inmindtheneedforGov~rnments inLatinAmerica andtheCaribbean to definethemannerinwhichtheywillparticipate inand suppo~t theEnvironmentalTraining Network, Awareoftheneedtoformalize andconsolidate existing actions anddecisionsconcerning theRegional Environmental Training Network forLatin Am~tica andtheCaribbean, inordertosecureitsstrengthening asapermanent programme, basedprincipally onintraregional co-o~eration, withthesupport oftheUnited Nati0n~Environment Programme andotherinternational agencies, Bearing inmindthedecision approved bytheFOurthIntergovernmental RegionalMeeting ontheEnvironment inLatinAmerica andtheCaribbean, he}~inCancun,Mexico, inApril1985,42/ 1.Ur;;estheGovernments oftheregiontoensurethattheformaladoption oftheprogtamme for th~Environmental Training Network ise.ffected bymeansofan official noteaddressed totneunitedNations Environment Programme throuqhitsRegional Officeforl,atinAmerica andtheCad ;i~eanbefore :.LtDecember 1985; 2.Requests theExecutive Director toassisttheGovernments oftheregioninpreparing aproposal concerning concrete machinery forthefinancing andoperation oftheNetwork programme in1986-1987. special att~ntio') beingpaidtotheestablishment ofregional co-ordination machinery whichwillbeoponsored bytheGovernments ofthe1gion~ 3.Alsorequests the:Executive Director toc:onvene atth~endof1985,wi'.hnofinancial impli~'ations fortheEnvironment Fund,ameeting offocalpointsoftheNetwork toexamine andapprove theregional project andestablish concretemachinery fortheoperation oftheNetwork programI~ in1986-1987; 4.UrgestheGovernments oftheregiontofurnish details of.'.lC'concretecontributions theycan'ommitforthedevelopment ofcourse$, seminars, researchandpublications within theframework ottheregional strategy adopted fortheNetwork, andtonotifytheEnvironment Programme oftheirdecision before30June 1985~ 5. Request~ theExecutive Director, onthebasisofthecontributionsilldicated bytheGovernments, toprepare aregional co-operation proje~t inwhichthosecontributions constitute t~eregional counterpart tothecatalytic fundsoftheEnvironment Programme; 42/UNEP/IG.57/8, annexv. -59-~~.-~~.._--_·__·-·_-------~------I ,I.·,I6.UrgestheExecutive Director tomaintain thenecessary flexibility to support theinitial stagesottheco-ordination machinery through theallocation of thecatalytic resources referred toabovefortheNetwork programme in1986-1987. 14thmeeting 23May1985 13/22. ReformoftheInformation Service TheGoverning Council, Recalling itsdecision 12/15of28May1984, Notingwithappreciation thedetails provided intheExecutive Director's reports onprogress madeinthereformoftheInformation Service, 43/ Welcoming thenewpublication UNEPNews, 1.Reaffirms thepriorities tobefollowed inthereformoftheInformation Servic~, aslaidoutindecision 12/15,paragraph 1,andinparticular theneedto devote moreresources tomeeting theinformation requirements ofdeveloping countries; 2.Noteswithappreciation thattheresources released asaresultofthe discontinuation ofsupport forMazingira havebeenapplied toregional information activities andthedevelopment ofnon-traditional formsofinformation; 3. Urg~~theExecutive Director tocontinue theefforts tostreamline information activities; 4.Requests theExecutive Director toprovide Governments periodically, through theCommittee ofPermanent Representatives established underCouncil decision 13/2of23May1985,withinformation ontheallocation andutilization of fundsforinformation activities financed asfollows: (a)Undertheinformation bUdgetline; (b)Undertheprogramme andprogramme support costsbudget; (c)Through projects underotherbudgetlinesorthrough theRevolving Fund (Information); 5.Urgesthateveryeffortismadetoensurethattheinformation conveyed through theinformation program~ isofthehighest quality possible, intermsof bothscientific validity andtimeliness;
analysis: This text appears to be a resolution or decision made by an international organization, likely the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), regarding the Environmental Training Network project in Latin America and the Caribbean. The document discusses the project's objectives, budget, and resource allocation, as well as the need for governments to formalize their participation and contributions. Additionally, it touches on the reform of the UNEP's Information Service. Given these themes, it seems likely that the category would be related to natural resources and environment, as well as international cooperation.