text: suitable and effective programmes aimed at eradicating the demand for narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, all of which include adequate measures for prevention, education, rehabilitation and social integration of addicts, within the framework of integrated community participation; 11. Encourages the conclusion of bilateral, regional and multilateral agreements covering co-operation and assistance for transit States and the exchange of information and analyses of data relating to transit routes and methods of trafficking, in conformity with the fundamental provisions of domestic legal systems, as well as the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of States, and with full respect for the sovereignty of States; 12. Calls for an international programme of action aimed at resolving the problem of excess stocks of opiate raw materials in the traditional supplier countries by providing all possible support needed for reducing those stocks, inter alia , through international assistance for meeting the potential - 57 - legitimate need for opiates, particularly in developing countries, taking into account the conclusions and recommendations of the International Narcotics Control Board in its special report entitled "Demand for and supply of opiates for medical and scientific needs"; 13. Urges member States to adopt all the necessary measures to substantially reinforce the structural capacity of the United Nations in order to promote international co-operation up to the level required to achieve success in the integrated struggle against the causes and effects of the problem of drug abuse and the illicit demand for, production of, supply of, trafficking in and use of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, with absolute respect for the sovereignty of States, their domestic law, their national jurisdiction and the cultural traditions of the peoples and in accordance with the international instruments agreed in this field; 14. Calls for member States to substantially increase their 
analysis: This text appears to be a policy document related to drug control and international cooperation. It emphasizes the need for effective programs to prevent and combat drug abuse, as well as the importance of cooperation among countries to address the issue. The text also touches on the need for international assistance and support for developing countries. Given the focus on drug control and international cooperation, I hypothesize that the text falls under the categories related to health and international relations.