ofint.rn.tional t.nlion. provid.d import.nt n.wopportuniti.s topr09r•••inoth.r fi.ldl. 24.Anumb.rofd.1'9ationl f.ltth.ttheexi.tin9 int.rnational .conomic .ylt.m didnotme.tthen••dlofmoatM.mb.rStat••,••p.cia11y tho.eofd.v.10pin9 countri••,andmu.tb.putonamorepr.dict.bl. andlu.tainabl. cour~.. Somoof th.lnur9.dtb•••tab1i.hmwnt withintheUnit.dN.tionl ofacompr.h.n.iv ••yet'Mof int.rnational ••curity, inc1udin9 int.rnationa1 .conomic ••curity, toprot.ct national int.r••tfromharmful andunfor••••n.xt.lnal factor.. Tbi.we.linked wtththeworkb.in9und.rt.ken intheUnit.dN.tioDI.y.t.monthe••r1y id.ntification andmonitorin9 ofworld.conomic tr~nd•• HumlprlqhtlIpdpopu11r plrtigipltiQP 25.Allr.pr•••ntativ•••tr••s.dthe"••ntiallinkb.twlen .conomic 9fowthand .ocialpr09r•••inthedev.lopm.nt proc.... Th••ocial,andin.om.c•••• political, con••qu.nc••of.conomic probl.m., inpartiCUlAr thedebtcri.i.,w.r. vi.w.dwithalarmbym.ny.Gov.rnm.nt. forc.dtachoo••b.tw••nr.ducin9 alr.ady m.a9r••ocialbenefit. orpayin9theint.re.t dueonth.irint.rnationa1 d.bt. flcedincr•••in91y ~e.t1'.I, ~nd .om.tim••ho.tile, popu1.tion •• 26.Manydele9.tion. al.onot.dtheimportant r.lationlhip betw.en humanri9hta, civilandpolitical fr.edom., .ndd.v.lopm.nt. D.~ocrati.ation w••moreandmore •••na.partofthed.velopment proc.... Anumb.rofr.pre••nt.tive••t.t.dth.t theprotection ofhumanri9ht., theproce••ofd.mocrati.ation and,ultained economic andloa~aldevelopm.nt wereolo.elylink.d. Epyirpgm.pt Ip44ey.lpgm.pt 27.N.ar1yalldele9ation••t.tedthatthepr••ervation oftheenvironm.nt wala 910balre.pon.ibility, rtquirin9 iuten.ive andcomprehen.ive int.rn.ti~nal co-op.rationandp.rticipation byallcountrie.. Particul.r thre.tl r.quirin9 -14-imm.diat. att.ntion includ.d globalwarminv andclimat. chang••,o.on.d.pl.tion, d•••rtification andd.for••tation,airandwat.rpollution, Indtheproliforation ofha.ardou. wa.t... Whilethefinancial co.t.ofad.quately addr•••ingthoRe probl.m. w.r.ofconc.rn to.om.,thelong-t.rm co.tstotheworldcommuDity ofnot actingimm.dimt.ly w.r••••ntobe.normou. -andirr.v.r.ibl.. Nanyd.l.vation. w.lcom.d the1989Hagu.D.claration onInvironm.ntal Prot.atio~ andurV.d acc.ptanc. ofthepropo.al toholdaUnit.dNAtion. conf.r.nc~ on.nvironm.nt and d.v.lopm.nt in199~. 28.Environm.ntal prot.ction mu.t,inthevi.wnfmany,h.anintl9ral partofan ov.rall programml fur.u.talned Vrowthanddevelopm.nt. Howev.r, alarv. nl~b.rof d.levation••tr••••dthattheaonaeptof.u.tainable dey.lopm.nt .houl~notb.u.ed a.apret.xt foradditional aonditionality inthepolici••ofmultilateral d.velopment andfinancial inetitution.. Ar.iional opproaah toenvironm.ntal programme. wa..ugV••t.dby.om.,intheaont.xt ofSouth-South .conomia and t.chnical co-operation. Inv.n.ral, along-t.rm p.r.p.etive wa.call.dfor,in addition totheimm.diat. m.a.ur••r.quir.d. ~.jnitiatiy.. to.trengtheA theglob.ldialogue 29.Mo.td.l.gation. look.dforwardtothe.p.cial••••ion~ftheG.neral A••ambly onint.rnational ~conomic co-operation, .ch.duled forApril1990,a.auniqueand timelyopportunity tocarrythepo.itive spiritofvoodwilln.wly.vident illthe political .y.t.mtotheproblem. ofdevelopm.nt. Gov.rnm.nt. w.reurV.dtomake carefulpreparatione toen.urethe.ucce••ofthe.p.cial••••ion.D.l.g_tion. al.unot.dthattheSecondUnit.dNation. Conf.r.nc. ontheL.a.tD.v.lop.d Countri••,tobeh.ldinS.ptemb.r 1990,couldyi.ldimportant initiativ ••forthe poore.tcountri••• ~O.Man!r.pre••ntativ••~pplaud.d thecon.tructive approach .videntinthe Carac~. Dvclaration oftheMini.t.r. ofroreiVDAffair. oftheGroupof77,which wa.adopt.d inJune1989and.tr••••dthen.edfor.trlngth.nino int.rnational economic co-op.r.tion ford.v.lo~.nt. Th.y.xp.ctod theforthcominv Summit Conf.r.nce ofNon-align.d Countri••inB.lvrad. al.utoaddre.,thati.au•• 31.Slv.r.ld.l.gation. not.dthec.llformore.ctiv. p.rtici~ation of.ociali.t countrie. inthesy.t.mofmultilateral ao-op.ration. Th••ffort.ofthela.t.rn Europ••ncOllntri••toincr••••th.irint.vration intheworldtrad.,financ. and mon.tary .yatem. waeanimportant d.v.lopm.nt inthe••cnndhalfofthe1980•• Internation.l d.yplo;m.nt atr.t.gy fortb.IRRO' 32.Itwa••xpectedthatallofth••einitiativ ••couldhelppr.par. tbewayfor theimport~nt ta.kofformUlating theint.rnational d.v.lopment .trat.vy f~rthe 1990.,tobeadopted bytbeG.neral A••emblyatit.forty-fifth ••••ion. Whil~ del.q.tion. welcom.d thegen.r.l conv.rv.nc. ofview.ontheb••icori.ntation of the.trat.qy, mo.ta9reedthatdifficult d.ci.ionM onprioriti••and.ub.tance had.tilltobetakento.n.urea u••fulandinnovative document thatcould••rv.a.a bluoprint forco-operative actioninthed.cadeah.a4. 33.Itwa.q.n.rally agr••dthatthe.tr.~.vy mu.tbeba••donthecurr.nt realiti••oftheglobal.y.t.m. Th.Committ.e forDevelopment Planninv, init. reporttotheCouncil propo••donepo••ibl.approach. TheCommitt••identifi.d fourmainpriority are••1.c~el.ration of;rowth, d.v.lopm.nt ofhumanre,ourc••, -15-.radiaation ofpov.rty andimprov.m.nt oftb••nvironm.nt. D.l.gation. and
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on international development, focusing on economic and environmental issues. It discusses the importance of international cooperation, sustainable development, and the protection of the environment. The text also mentions the role of governments and international organizations in addressing these issues.

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Economic development, Natural resources and environment