6I. In lhe inplenentation of projects, the Uniteal Nations Indust.rial Developnentorganization (uNrDo) takes particular care to ensure Ehat no miritary use isspecified anbng the areas in ohich technology is applied, These projects do noEcontain reference Eo arnanenE applicaeions, and tttey stress comnercial andindustrial- aspecls of technoloqies being developed and applieal. 62. rn his address to the European Regional senlnar for the rnternatronar. year otPeace on 6 May 1985, the Executive Director of IrN IDO stressed tbat ,'if achiaved,disarmanene {rill, Eelease huge resources ot atl kinds for developnent, and on theother hand. we cannot ignore lhat povercy, socio-econonic injust.ice and deprivalionare causes for despair, upheavals, unrest and ultirnately war,,. United Nations Environment Progranrne 63. In addit.ion to the infornalion contained in the repore of thesecre ta ry-ceneral on Ehe worrd DisarnatlFnt campaign (A/40/4431, the united NationsEnvironment Programne (uNEp) has tbe followi.ng progrannes and act.iviEies related todisarmanent and developnent: (a) The Executive Director of UNEP submitEed a r€port (A/32/L37't entilteal"Materials remnants of vrars and t.heir etfect on the environmenls to the GeneralAssenbly at its rhirty-second session, highliEbt.ing the adverse eftect of remnanE.sof wars on the environlEnE; (b) The united Nauions conference on Deserlificalion, held in L977, adopted aresolulion concerning the effect of ueapons of nass destruction on ecosystens. rninplementaEion of the resolution, the SecreCary-General preaenEed a report to theGeneral Assenbly at. its thirty-third sessiont (c) The sCa te-of-the-envi ronnen! report. for 19g0 (UNEP,/GC. g,/3 and Corr.1)included the topic "Environnental effeces of military actieity"i (d) The coverning council of uNEp, at iEs ninth session, in May r9gt, calredupon Governnents to stop the arms race and. until disarnanEnt eas achieved. !oalrocate at leas! 0'001 per cent of armaments spending tor deveropnen! prolecls andtbe protection of the environnent;
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the relationship between disarmament, development, and the environment. It highlights the potential benefits of disarmament, such as the release of resources for development, and the negative impacts of war on the environment. The text also mentions specific initiatives and reports related to the environment and disarmament, suggesting a strong connection between the two.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, Economic development