3. Jl._rges all States to support peace efforts, fully respecting the principles of self-determination of peoples and non-intervention; 4. Urges also the international cc1mmunity to ensure that programmes of technical, economic and financial co-operation for the region take account of the particular needs and interests of Central American women; 5. Recommends to the Secretary-General that the special plan of co-operation for Central America should include specific activities in support of the.advancement of women in the region; 6. Exhorts the Governments of the Central American countries, of the Contadora Group and of the Support Group to encourage and guarantee the full participation of women at all levels in the search for peace, pluralism, demo~racy and comprehensive development in the Central American region; 7. Urges national and international governmental and non-governmental women's organizations to participate in and support actively the process of peace and development in Central America. 20/ A/42/521-S/19085, annex. -13-DRAFT RESOLUTION VII Updating of the World Survey on the Role of Women in Development in the light of the deterioration in the status of women in the developing countries* The Economic and Social Council, Considering that, in compliance with resolution 1986/64 of 23 July 1986, the Secretary-General has submitted to the Commission on the Status of Women, at its thirty-second session, a first draft of the updated World Survey on the Role of Women in Development, 21/ Taking into account the fact that the preliminary assessments of that surv~y and of other studies prepared by specialized agencies and other organizations of the United Nations system, point to a deterioration in the status of women in developing countries, which is apparent in worsening conditions, reduction in income, declining or stagnating health services, and access to education, Considering that this deterioration, which is in marked contrast to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the empowerment and advancement of women in the context of international development, peace, and human rights. It emphasizes the importance of women's participation in decision-making processes and highlights the deteriorating status of women in developing countries. The text also mentions specific goals and recommendations for improving the situation, such as increasing women's access to education and healthcare.

**Category**
Education, Employment, Health, Humanitarian aid and relief