text: priority in the allocation of resources, in bad times as well as in good times, at national and international as well as at family levels. 34. It is particularly important that the child-specific actions proposed must be pursued as part of strengthening broader national development programmes combining revitalized economie growth, poverty reduction, human resource development and environmental protection. Such programmes must also strengthen community organizations, inculcate civic responsibility and be sensitive to the cultural heritage and social values which support progress without alienation of the younger generation. With these broad objectives in mind, we commit ourselves and our Governments to the following actions: 1 ••• A. Action at the national leyel E/ICEF/1990/L.20 English Page 15 (i) Al1 Governments are urged to prepare, before the end of 1991, national programmes of action to implement the commitments undertaken in the World Summit Declaration and this Plan of Action. National Governments should encourage and assist provincial and local governments as well as NGOs, the private sector and civic groups to prepare their own programmes of action to help to implement the goals and objectives included in the Declaration and this Plan of Action; (ii) Each country is encouraged to re-examine in the context of its national plans, programmes and policies, how it might accord higher priority to programmes for the well-being of children in general, and for meeting over the 1990s the major goals for child survival, development and protection as enumerated in the World Summit Declaration and this Plan of Action; (iii) Each country is urged to re-examine its current national budget, and in the case of donor countries, their development assistance budgets, to ensure that programmes aimed at the achievement of goals for the survival, protection and development of children will have a priority when resources are allocated. Every effort should be made to ensure that 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the allocation of resources and the implementation of policies to improve the well-being of children. It mentions economic growth, poverty reduction, human resource development, and environmental protection, suggesting a broad scope that encompasses multiple sectors. However, the primary emphasis is on social and economic development, with a focus on children's issues.