toassistStatestoimplement theadopted actionplansandagreements inallother regions; 3.UrgestheExecutive Director, inco-operation withotherrelevant United Nations bodies, tomakeeveryefforttostrengthen interregional co-operation soas topromote theexchange ofinformation andexperience andtocontribute tothe protection oftheglobalmarineenvironment. 14thmeeting ~Y 1985 44/UNEP/GC.13/2 andCotr.land2,chap.IV,sect.D, -62-wa de sa wa co 28 Re Im for pol int Exe com the to 13/13/26. Water TheGoverning Council, Recalling itsresolution Iof18May1982,adoptedatitssession ofaspecial character, sectionIll,subsection (c), ~ B5 s i 5 litIFurther recalling itsdecision 11/7of24May1983,partfive, Requests theExecutive Director toaccordhighpriority, underthewater prograrmne, to: (a)Support forstudies andaction-oriented activities dealing withdomestic wastewatermanagement andrecycling ofwastewaterforagricultural usein developing countries, andenvironmental problems related towatersupply, suchas saltwater intrusion~ (b)Training intheareasofwater,especially pollution control, domestic wastewatertreatment andwatermanagement andconservation, fordeveloping countries. 14thmeeting 23May1985 13/27. Soils TheGoverning Council, Recalling section 11ofitsdecision 12/12anditsdecision 12/13,bothof 28May1984, Notingtheefforts oftheExecutive Director, asreflected inhis1984Annual Report, 45/topromote abroad-based response tothePlanofActionforthe Implementation oftheWorldSoilsPolicy46/- aresponse thatsofarhasnotbeen forthcoming onthescaleandwiththeintensity required, 1.UrgesallGovernments toaccelerate theestablishment ofnational soils policies insofarastheyare necessary~ 2. F~rther urgesallGovernments andinternational organizations to intensify thei~efforts tocombatsoildegradation andtoco-operate fullywiththe Executive Diractor intheimplementation ofthePlanofAction; 3.Invites theExecutive Director tocontinue hisefforts aimedatsecuring commitments frombothGovernments andinternational bodiestotheimplementation of thePlanofAction, andtoreporttheresults ofsuchendeavours fromtimetotime totheCommittee ofPermanent Representatives established underCouncil decision 13/2of23May 1985~ 45/UNEP/GC.13/2 andCorr.land2,chap.IV,paras.155-156. 46/UNEP/GC.12/14, annexI. -63-I, I 4.Further invites theExecutive Directo~, withinavailable resources, to assistGovernments whennecessary informulating national soilspolicies. 14thmeetlng 23May1985 13/28. Implementation oftheActionPlanforBiosphere Reserves TheGoverning Council, Havingconsidered theActionPlanforBiosphere Reserves developed onthe basisofther~sults ofthefirstInternational Biosphere Reserve Congress, organized inMinsk,UnionofSovietSocialist Republics, bytheUnitedNations Environment Programme andtheUnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization in1983,andadopted bytheInternational Co-ordinating Council ofthe Programme onManandtheBiosphere, atitseighthses3ion inDecember 1984,47/ Awareofthevalueofthebiosphere reserve concept asatoolforcombining therational management anddevelopment ofecosystem resources withthe conservation ofwildlife resources, Mindful ofthepotential roleofbiosphere reserves inmonitoring activities andinpromoting understanding ofenvironmental changeintheframework ofthe GlobalEnvironmental Monitoring System, St~essing theimportance ofbiosphere reserves intheinsituconservation of plantandanimalgenetic resources, including species ofpotential economic importance, andtheparticular needforsuchconservati.1n inaridlandsand tropical forestecosystems, 1.UrgesStatestotakeallnecessary stepsatthenational, regional and international levelstosetuporimprove biosphere res,erves andtakepartinthe development andoperation oftheworldnetwork ofbiosphere reserves, paying particUlar attention totheestablishment andadequate maintenance ofbiosphere reserves considered tobeofspecial international importance,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international agreements and actions related to environmental conservation and sustainable development. It mentions specific programs and initiatives related to water, soil, and biosphere reserves, which suggests a strong connection to natural resources and the environment. However, it also touches on international cooperation and development, which could also be related to economic development or humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, International trade