elernen! eneitled "Information in Depth", sucb as Ehe production and dissenlnation of naterial related !o the InternationaL Year of Peace. No other resources are provj.ded within the proposed regular budge!. ft is expected tbat, in order co funcEion effectively, the secreEariaC for tbe Year will rely on the resources of the trust fund as well as the assisEance of volunteers. 33. As several projects are still being considered for funding' the current statua of the trus! fund should be inproved. Additional financial resources, public donations and pledges in kind, including a special auction of donated objects of art, should be encouraged.ANNEX I Draft Progranme of the International year of peace CONTENTS A. cuidelines l. Introduction and obj ectives 2. Activitieg of the united Nations svstem 3. National acti vi tie s 4. Activities of non-governmenta I organizations . 5. Activities in the mass rnedia, fine arts and sctences .... 6. Conclusions B. Calendar of eventsA/40 /669 English Page 9 Paragraphs Page I - 41 r0 1-9 10 - l8 - 2l - .'I 39 4114 .LJ 18 2LL2 l9 22 32 40A/4O/669 English Page 10 A. Gu idel i nes 1. Introduction and obj ectives 1. In view of the current state of international" affairs' the unanimous decision by the @neral Assenbly !o declare 1986 as the International Year of Peace is bolh tinely and opportune. The proclanation of tbe Year and its observance should be used to nobilize the internalional community to work toqether !o remove exisling obstacles to peace and !o take positive sleps towards creating a safer and more peaceful rorld. To build peace for tbe future - the main objective of the fnternat.ional Year of Peace - reouires not' only concern about the danger of war but also. as never before, th€ comnitment and political will of all states and the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a global initiative, the International Year of Peace, which aims to promote peace and remove obstacles to it. The document mentions the need for additional financial resources and encourages public donations and pledges in kind. This suggests that the initiative may require funding and support from various sources. The text also mentions the involvement of non-governmental organizations, the United Nations system, and national activities, indicating a global scope.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education