Finally, iE nust be borne in nind that the sorld codtunicy has develoPed nechanisns and procedures Eo address mst if not all of tbe gitualions deacribed in the present report, violating as they do in nany lnstancea basic hunan right.s, and that in addressing the problens at the level of Ehe UniEed Nations an irreversible proce6s of internaEional co-oPeration, $hich starled decades ago' is constantly inEensifylng. 9. International- conditions depend on and are directly influenced by national conditions. Therefore, the efforts of bhe internatlonal comnunity cannoE succeed unless they are natched by connensurate efforts at the national level- The quest for peace, justice and respecb for hullEn rights at lhe internaEional level requirea c6rresponding efforts aE the national level. The quest for the establlsbnent of democraf,ic international relations and conditions nuet be conplenenEed by adequate neasures taken at the national level. The quest for equity and justice ln internaEional economic relations wiLl not. bear truit unless justice and equlty in bhe allocation and distribuEion of resources prevail at the natlonal level. International conditlons, t'hile in turn having unavoidable repercusaions on natlonal conditions, are basically tbe outgrooth and result of those very naeional condtt.lon6. The coml|lon effort of the lrorld connunlty nu6t therefore b€ geared to inproving national conditions everyehere' and in every donaln. This i3 particularly Erue as seen from the vanEage poinE of the gnited $ation6, the prinary ain of $hlch is the naintenance of peace and security, for i! has been repeatedly denonstrated lhat a deterioration of Conditions at ltre national level Can have disastrous consequences for internalional peace. III. TRENDS INDICATED IN REPI.IES RECEIVED 10. The replles received by lhe Secre tary-General provide cause for cautlous optimislo. Perhaps the nost significant thene is a beighbening asareness of hunan rlgtrts issues and a conaciouaness on the part of @vernnents, as eell as
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the relationship between international and national efforts to address various issues, with a focus on human rights, justice, and peace. It emphasizes the importance of addressing these issues at the national level in order to achieve progress at the international level. The text does not specifically mention economic development, natural resources, or industry, but rather seems to be focused on the social and political aspects of development.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade, Education