6.Requests theCommittee ofPermanent Representatives toreview periodically theperformance oftheInformation Service, including progress inits reform; 43/SeeUNEP/GC.13/2and Corr.land2,chap.IV,paras.48-73,and UNEP/GC.13/3, paras. 58-59. -60-C a r t t ch an Am Go and Pro imp Org the- 9- 7.Invites theExecutive Director tocontinue toco-operate withtheCommittee ofPermanent Representatives inthisrp-viewandtoreporttotheCouncilatitsfourteenth session onprogress intheimplementation ofdecision 12/15; 8.Further r~3uests theExecutive Director toensure, withinavailableresources, thatallpublications oftheEnvironment Programme appearinatleastthetwoworking languages, exc~pt whenthepUblications areexclusively directeatowards regions oftheworldwhereotherlanguages areused. 14thmeeting 23May1985 :ironment reports inthedeveloping countries13/23. State-ot- I O TheGoverning Council,L » Recalling itsresolution Iof18May1982,adopted atthesession ofaspecialcharacter, section IV,paragraph 2Ca)(v), Further recalling itsdecisions 11/1of24May1983,sectionII,paragraph 7,and11/7ot24May1983,partone,paragraph 3, 1.Requests theExecutive Director toaccordhighpriority toassistingdeveloping countries inthepreparation oftheirnational state-of-the-environmentreports, whichshouldinclude information ontheimplementation ofpreviousdecisions andtheresults thereof intermsofenvironmental improvement; 2.Further requests theExecutive Director toassistGovernments inthepreparation ofexamples ofnational state-of-the-environment reports, forthreecountries fromAfrica, threefromAsiaandthePacific andthreetromLatinAmerica, eachrepresenting different eeo-zones, bythefourteenth session oftheGoverning Council. 14thmeetinq 23May1985 13/24. WorldClimate Programme TheGoverning Council, Recalling itsdeeisions 7/4Dof3May1979,8/6of29April1980,sectionII,and9/13Aof26May1981, Notingtheprogress beingmadeintheimplementation ofthe·WorldClimateProgramme and,inparticular, theWorldClimate Impact Stu~ies Programmeimplemented bytheUnitedNations Environment Programme, Invites theExecutive Director, inco-operation withtheWorldMeteorologicalOrganization andwithinavailable resources, tosupport thefurther development oftheWorldClimate Programme by: -61-(a)Encouraging thedevelopment ofnational climate programmes wherenone existatpresent andtheinclusion ofclimate impactstudies components withinsuch programmes;--- ~!i!i ~""-"'",";;U;ij""::',¥""i;"","",_"'_""6,,,,,;:";~~~~~~it~~~'ib:!£~'c...::.-=.=~S·_·Q.'~"::iii"·:,~'""""~~·.'·:E:··:4J'~'''''·''"'''··'''·:;::;'·:·''''';c:, EJ""w="".._~'-~. ·"".:'--!.3..3,,-fr:2 ,,;;T'-;~-- ,'i I; I' I f·(b) Facilitatin~ closerco-operation amongnational climate programmes and between themandtheWorldClimate Programme, withav~ewtorealizing the objectives oftheWorldClimate Programme. 14thmeeting 23[-tay1985ch pr 13/25. Marinepollution TheGoverning Council, Recal:ing section VIIIofitsdecision 12/12of28May1984, Notingtheprogress madeinassessing marinepollution problems andin developing methodologies, r~ference methods andguidelines required forsuch assessments, asreflected inthe1984AnnualReportoftheExecutive Director, 44/ ReCogniZing thevaluable contribution madebytheJointGroupofExperts on theScientific Aspects ofMarinePollution astheprincipal UnitedNations inter-agency machanism forreviewing scientific aspects ofmarinepollution, Notingfurther thesignificant progress madeinadopting actionplansand reqional agreements fortheprotection, management anddevelopment ofthemarine andcoastal environment, asdescribed inthe1984AnnualReportoftheExecutive Director, 44/ 1.UrgestheExecutive Director tocontinue, inco-operation withrelevant UnitedNations bodies, including theInternational AtomicEnergyAgency, to contribute totheglobaldebateontheenvironmental implications ofthedisposal ofradioactive andotherhazardous wastesatsea; 2.CallsupontheExecutive Director tocomplete thepreparatory phase leading totheadoption ofactionplansandregional conventions forthoseregions wheresuchactionplansandconventions haveyettobeadopted (theEastern African region~ theSouthAsianSeasregionandtheSouthPacific region) andtocont;~ue
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Governing Council, discussing various environmental issues and initiatives. It covers topics such as the World Climate Programme, marine pollution, and national state-of-the-environment reports. The text also mentions international cooperation and the role of the UNEP in addressing environmental challenges.

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Natural resources and environment