text: 75. Another specific activiEy is the research project on the sociar consequencesof relocating resources at present used for nilitary purposes, for which rl,o hasb€en able to use che "uNrrAD" econonet.ric noder developett by uNrm and uNcrAD. Themoder wirl- be used to assess the inpact of alternative disarmanent scenarlos onertrplolflnent' unenplolrnent and poverty on a worLd-rdide sca1e. rn the use ot thismodel, several assunplions lrilt be nade such as tbe transfer of different arnoqnEsof current armanenls expenditures in industrialized count.ries as officialdeveropnent assi.stance to developing countriesi or, for exanple. account uill b€taken of lhe transitional loss of jobs and other costs in the i,ndustriallzed counEri.es as eorkers transfer trom arn6 production co producing goods needed by fh€developing countries' rt is hoped that this project siLl form lhe basis of anarticle or aven a book-length study. 76. Another specific activity is the preparation of a ques[ionnaire on banpower enpl.oynent. for military purposes. ?he questionnaire $ill be sent to menber states,the international trade union and enployers I tederations and research instiEutes.The queslionnaire covers such areas as the tD;rnpore r required to produce nilitarygoods of all kinds, cbe employnent of nanpower sfructure of the arnanent.s industry,including occupational skills, problems of conversion of personnel engaged inmilitary research and pasr and/or present experience sith conversion plans andactivilies. The guestionnaire covers personnel in defence ninistries as rell asthose in enrerpri.ses ',orking as subcontractors to che principal suppLiers ofnilibary eguipnent and also covers the er0ploynent structure of enterprisessupplying non-nilitary items Eo defence authorit.ies. 77. The information obtained fron this guestionnaire nirl be supplemented fron anunber of other sources. Atl the inforr0ation galhered wilr be used to describe inrealisEic terns the enployrPnt structure of defence-related industries throughoutlhe rorld, uhich should in turn throe sone 1i.9ht on lhe probl-ens relaCi.ng EonanPower conver sion. 78. At the expert group neet.ing on the role of rdomen in the promotion ot peaceheld at Vienna. fron 5 to 9 Decenber 1983, convened by the Branch for theAdvancenent of women of the united Nations centre for social Developnent andHumanitarian Affairs, rro provided ics technical expercise and assisted in linki.ngrrorking eomenrs activities in the following subjec! areas related to tbe thene ofdisarmament and developmen[: (a) ArmarDents expenditure and social relfare projects in training and i ncome-gener a ti. ng activitiest
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the sociological and economic impacts of disarmament and the conversion of military resources to civilian use. It discusses the transfer of resources, employment, and poverty on a global scale, as well as the preparation of questionnaires to gather information on the employment structure of defense-related industries. The text also mentions the role of women in promoting peace and disarmament.