text: r econnendat i.ons or the cPA. rt concerns enterpr ise- to-enterpr ise co-operationanorq developing countries. Actil,i,ties in 1984 included the preparation of, a studyon enterpr is e- to- enterpr ise co-operat.ion thac uirr also serve as background paperfor an expert meeting on the suhject' to be held in 19g5. In order to uCilizeinstitutions that stimulate co-operation in the private sector, a prolect forstrenqthening i nter-enterpr i se co-operati.on and a joint venture progranne of theIslanic Cbanber of conmerce, Industry and Commod ity Exchange in pakistan has beendeveloped and implementation started in 1994. r27. (rNrDo has continued to increase the share of EcDc/Toc activities that arefinanced froft its oen resources: 8.1 per cent in the blennium 1994-1985 as against7.4 per cent in 1982-1983 of Che regular progranne of technical- croperation rrasdevoced to EcDc,/TcDc and 9 per cent of the resources available under the unitedNations rndustrial Developnent Fund rere earnarked for such actlvitles in 1994. VIORLD HEALTH ORGANI ZATION 128. hhile support and promotion of TCDC is a nore promlnent activity of hHO as a consequence of its functionaL responsibiliti.es and objectives, support to ECDCforms part of certain other activities. A crear exarnple of such support is theaction prograrane on essential drugs and vaccines. The tollolring 1i6t illustratesthe very extensive act.ivities carried out in this praqranme. 129. In Africa, RHO is assisting CEpcL ln their subregj.onal progranne onproduction, di,stribution and sale of essential druqs, 130. In Latin Afterica, tlltors Regional Office is helping the Hip5liCo Unanue Agreenant in neqoLiations eith a development Andina de Fomento (CAF) for the funding of rae naterials for essential drugs in the Andean subregj,on.A/ 40/58r English Page 31 secretariat of the bank, the Corporac i6n produclion of 131. The Central de Medicamentos (CEME) of Brazil. oith col.l.aboration fron the
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and initiatives of international organizations, particularly the United Nations, in promoting economic cooperation and development among countries, with a focus on the private sector and enterprise cooperation. It also mentions specific projects and programs related to health, such as essential drugs and vaccines. The text does not mention natural resources, agriculture, or environmental issues, and does not appear to be related to transportation, communication, international trade, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology.