The purpose of this conference was to review the activities undertaken by members to implement the recommendations established by the 1980 General Conference concerning education aimed at international understanding and cooperation, peace, human rights, and fundamental freedoms. Pepresentatives of 122 member states of UNESCO attended this conference, which had a total of 546 participants. There are three major parts to the report. Part 1, the "General Report," discusses preparations for and the work of the conference, the adoption of the draft final report and recommendations, and reports of the closed meeting and of the plenary. Part 2 contains the "Reports of the Commissions." Topics examined are basic principles, traditions, policies, and legal measures; formal education; out-of-school education, intercultural exchanges, and the role of the media; training of educational personnel, research, and experimentation; international cooperation; the preparation of reports at the national level; collecting information at the international level; and the synthesis of member states' reports. Part 3 contains the "Recommendations" and the text of the "Appeal." Included in the annexes are the agenda, the opening and closing addresses, and lists of documents and delegates. (RM)