overlapping withanyformalmeetingJ (b)Inordertofacilitate theworkoftheWorking Group,itwouldbe preferable thattheChairman oftheBoardpreside alsoovertheWorking Group. 1986/14. Report ontheimplementation ofUNICEF programme priorities TheExecutive Board, Takingintoaccount thediscussion duringthe1986session oftheBoardonthe balance intheimplementation ofUNICEFpriorities, withintheestablished framework ofhealth, including familYplanning, nutrition, watersupply, education, socialdevelopment andwomen's roleinthefamily, Bearing inmindthereviewofthechildsurvival anddevelopment revolution to beundertaken atthe1987session oftheBoard, Requests theExecutive Director tosubmittotheBoardatits1987session a report examining theemphasis givenintheimplementation ofUNICEFpriorities. Thereportshouldfocusonthebalance intheimplementation andinclude proposals forthefutureorientations ofUNICEFactivities aimedatimplementing those priorities. Furthermore, thereportshouldtakeintoaccount, ontheonehand,the diversified needs,inthevarious countries, ofmothers andchildren andthecauses oftheirhighVUlnerability and,ontheotherhand,thebestuse,inthelongterm, oftheavailable resources intherecipient countries andattheinternational level. 10thmeeting 25April1986 1986/15. ReviewofUNICEFcommunications strategy, including development education, inindustrialized countries Atits10thmeeting, on25April1986,theExecutive Boarddecided thata reviewofUNICEFcommunications strategy, including development education, in industrialized countries should becarried outandthatareportshould SUbsequently bepresented totheExecutive Boardatits1987session, together with recommendations forimproving theeffectiveness ofUNICEFactivities inthefield ofadvocacy tosupportitsworkinthedeveloping world. -48- 1986/16. Declaration ontheoccasion ofthefortieth anniversary oftheUnitedNations Children's Fund Ontheoccasion ofthefortieth anniversary oftheunitedNations Children's Fund,whichoccursduringthisimportant International YearofPeace, we,the members oftheExecutive Boardandrepresentatives oftheNational Committees for UNICEF andnon-governmental organizations: Notewithrespect thededicated efforts oftensofthousands ofindividuals ­ delegates toprevious sessions oftheExecutive Boardandgovernment officials, volunteers andstaffofNational Committees andnOh-governmental organizations, members ofthesecretariat, colleagues withintheUnitedNations system andallies inmanyfields -whoforfortyyearshavecrafted andsustained UNICEFasthe world's leadagencyforchildrenJ Express ourappreciation fortheleadership oftheSecretary-General ofthe unitedNations inappealing toallheadsofStatetorenewtheircountries' efforts forthewell-being ofchildren andtoreaffirm theircommitment tothegoalof universal childimmunization by1990asafitting commemoration ofthefortieth anniversary oftheUnitedNations, aswellastheneedsofthechildren asawholeJ Aremindful oftheenormous responsibility bornebythecurrent generation of theUNICEF familytocarryonthelegacyentrusted tousfortheservice of children; Reaffirm verystrongly thatchildren shouldnotdieneedlessly whilemeansare readily athandatmodestcosttoprevent theirdeaths, andthatchildren mustbe assured afamily andcommunity environment inwhichtheymaygrow-protected from disease, withadequate nutrition, propersanitation, appropriate education, and opportunity fordevelopment ascontributing citizens oftheircommunities, their nations andtheirworld; Areencouraged bytheverypositive consciousness oftheinterests ofchildren sowidelyreflected intheobservance ofthefortieth anniversary oftheUnited Nations; CalluponallGovernments, organizations andinstitutions andindividuals throughout theworld: 1.Todemonstrably strengthen theirattention tothevitalneedsofchildren andtheirfamilies asanessential protection forthefutureofeachsociety, despite current economic andpolitical difficulties; 2.Tomobilize allnecessary efforts toachieve thesignificant acceleration inchildsurvival anddevelopment whichisnowpossible, forwhichaccomplishment oftheUnitedNations goalofuniversal childimmunization bytheyear1990and expanded awareness, accesstoanduseoforalrehydration therapy represent readily achievable andessential firststepsforthestrengthening andexpansion ofprimary healthcareandbasicservices forallcommunities;
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the activities and priorities of UNICEF, a United Nations agency, particularly in the areas of children's health, education, and development. The report on the implementation of UNICEF programme priorities and the declaration on the 40th anniversary of UNICEF emphasize the importance of providing essential services such as healthcare, nutrition, and education to children. The text also mentions the need for advocacy and mobilization to achieve the goal of universal child immunization by 1990.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief