Environment Programme, andthetollow-up tocertain ofthoseresolutions envisaged bytheExecutive Director; 3.Decides thattheinter-sessional reportonevaluation ofimportant closed projects andin-depth evaluation ofselected projects requested bytheCouncil in ·tsdecision 12/15of28May1984,paragraph 7,shouldcontain ananalysis ofthe results ofproject evaluation andinaddition ananalysis ofthefindings of projects themselves; 11.Newinitiatives 1.Conferences 3.Endorses theproposals madeforfollow-up action bytheUnitedNations Environment Programme, aspresen~ed bytheExecutive Director;1/2.Expresses appreciation fortheefforts madebythesecretariat inthe preparation andholding ofthosetwoconferences andfortheprovision ofsupport totheGlobalMeeting ofnon-governmental organizations onEnvironment and Development, heldinNairobi from4to8February 1985;1.Commends theorganizations whichco-operated intheconvening ofthe WorldIndustry Conference onEnvironmental Management, heldinVersailles, France, from14to16November 1984,andtheInter-Parliamentary Conference onEnvironment, heldinNairobi from26November to1December 1984,fortheirefforts andforthe concern theydisplayed fortheenvironment; UNEP/GC.13/2 andCorr.land2. UNEP/GC.13/3 andCorr.land2andAdd.1-6 andAdd.6/Corr.l andAdd.7. UNEP/GC.13/3, sect.I,subsect. E.1/ Y 1/ -22-2.TheGlobal Resource Information DataBase 1.Welcomes theinitiative oftheExecutive Director inestablishing a two-year pilotphaseoftheGlobal Resource Information DataBaser .1as ,ngthe gular saged ~1osed Lin the mce, unent, ,the lort ns2.Expresses itsappreciation toGovernments thathavesupported theGlobal Resource Information DataBasethrough contributions, orhaveindicated their willingness todoso; 3.Invites otherGovernments inaposition todosotosupport theGlobal Resource Information DataBasefinancially orthrough contributions inkind; 4.Invites theGovernments ofdeveloping countries toconsider howbestthey canmakeuseoftheGlobalResource Information DataBaseinworking towards their national environmental anddevelopmental objectives, tokeeptheExecutive Director informed oftheresults oftheirconsideration andtoseeksuchsupport asthey deemappropriate inthatregard fromtheUnitedNations Environment Programme; S.Requests theExecutive Director toreporttotheCouncil atits fourteenth session onprogress inthedevelopment oftheGlobalResource Information Data Ba~e; 3.International YouthYear 1.Notesthat1985hasbeendesignated International YouthYearbythe General Assembly, 2.Invites theExecutive Director todevelop a"youngpeople's environmental agenda" basedontheviewsofyoungpeople tl:1emselves~ andtobringittothe attention ofGovernments; 3.Notestheproposal oftheExecutive Director concerning "environmental VOlunteers", i/anddecides thattheproposal should beconsidered further bythe open-ended Committee ofPermanent Representatives established underCouncil decision 13/2of23May1985,tobeimplemented asandwhenalldetails are satisfactorily elaborated, 4.WorldConference toReview andAppraise theAchievements oftheUnitedNations DecadeforWomen 1.NotesthattheGeneral Assembly hasdecided toconvene inNairobi aWorld Conference toReview andAppraise theAchievements oftheUnitedNations Decadefor Women; 2.Considers thatamajorburdenoftheenvironmental crisisinmost developing countries fallsonwomen; 3.Considers further thatanimprovement inthestatusotwomenwillbring addedemphasis totheenvironmental cause; !IUNEP/GC.13/3, para.36. -23-bal 1 they ~ir ::torI, I 4.Endorses theproposals madebytheExecutive Director inhisintroductoryreportconcerning theroleoftheEnvironment Programme vis-a-vis theConference; ~/ Ill.System-wide medium-term environment programme for1990-1995 1.Notesthatthemedium-term plancyclesoforganizations intheUnitedNations systemwhichhavesuchplanshavebeenaligned, andthatconsequently theconsideration andapproval bytherelevant intergovernmental forumsofsQchplansfortheperiod1990-1995, including theUnitedNations medi~m-term plan,willinaccordance withpastpractice takeplacein1988;