prograrnne of the Year, on any new observations made to him and on Ebe arrangenentg for financing the prog r anne. 4. In submitting the present repor! to the General Assembly' the . Secreta ry-Genera I wishes to recall Cbat preparations for the fnlernational' Year of Peace have been based on consensus anong tilenber States since ies j.nclusion as an iEen in the General Assenbly agenda in 1981. Since tha! tirne, four General Assenbly resolutions and the reports and final statenents of the four regional seninars held to promote the objectives of the Year have been adopted by consensu-s. 5. As indicated in previous reports, the progranine of the Interna!ional Year of Peace is open to all those who support ils objectives. The final draft progranrne 'reproduced in annex I, lherefore allovrs for further expansion of the acLivities currenlly planned. The first secli.on of Ehe programme establishes general guidelines for activities to be linked with the International Year of Peacet the second contains a calendar of events which nill be updated on a regular basis as further infornation is received. IT. ACTIVITIES OF THE IJNITED NAT]ONS SECRETARIAT IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION 39lIO 6. In a note verbal-e dated 14 Decenber 1984 and in a rerninder dated 21 June 1985 the secretary-Genera I inviEed all staEes to provide hin with comnenls. infornation and proposals regarding the observance of the International Year of Peace, especially on national programmes co connenorate the Year and national co-ordinaling mechanisms established for the implemenlation of those programrnest the forn that the solernn proclamation of the Year on 24 October 1985 should take, the manner in which the Year should te inaugurated in January 1985t and the aclivities that united Nations organs might undertake in 1986 i.n commernorating the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a global initiative focused on promoting peace, which is a broad and abstract concept. The text mentions the United Nations, international agreements, and national programs, indicating that it is a international initiative. The text does not specifically mention any economic, environmental, or technological aspects, but rather focuses on the organizational and logistical aspects of implementing the International Year of Peace.

**Category**
International humanitarian aid and relief, Culture