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PAGE: Co-operation in the Field of Economics, of Science and Technology and of the Environment [go to this PAGE]
... Taking into account the interests of the developing
countries throughout the world, including those among the
participating countries as long as they are developing from the
economic point of view; reaffirming their will to co-operate for
the achievement of the aims and objectives established by the
appropriate bodies of the United Nations in the pertinent
documents concerning development, it being understood that each
participating State maintains the positions it has taken on them;
giving special attention to the least developed countries, ...
PAGE: Fields of co-operation Control of air pollution Water pollution control and fresh water utilization Protection of the marine
environment Land utilization and soils Nature conservation and nature reserves Improvement of environmental conditions in
areas of human settlement Fundamental research, monitoring, forecasting and assessment of environmental changes Legal and
administrative measures [go to this PAGE]
... To attain these aims, the participating States will make use
of every suitable opportunity to co-operate in the field of
environment and, in particular, within the areas described below
as examples: ...
PAGE: Co-operation in Humanitarian and Other Fields [go to this PAGE]
... Determined therefore to co-operate among themselves,
irrespective of their political, economic and social systems, in
order to create better conditions in the above fields, to develop
and strengthen existing forms of co-operation and to work out new
ways and means appropriate to these aims, ...
PAGE: (d) Foreign Languages and Civilizations [go to this PAGE]
... to promote, within the framework of adult education, the
further development of specialized programmes, adapted to various
needs and interests, for teaching foreign languages to their own
inhabitants and the languages of host countries to interested
adults from other countries; in this context to encourage
interested institutions to co-operate, for example, in the
elaboration of programmes for teaching by radio and television
and by accelerated methods, and also, where desirable, in the
definition of study objectives for such programmes, with a view
to arriving at comparable levels of language proficiency;
...