text: proposed for contraceptive research. Information, education and communication 23. From 1985 to 1989, UNFPA assisted the Health Education and Motivation Department of the Ministry of Puhlic Health by strengthening its capacity to produce and distribute health and family planning publicity materials. In the I ... DP/FPA/CP/61 English Page 9 coming programme period, 1990-1993, IEC and motivation efforts would be expanded, with the aim of closely linking up with the "section doctor system" of MCH/FP delivery. The proposed assistance would seek to greatly expand the capacity of the system to reach_ more people, primarily through the training of service delivery staff in IEC techniques. IEC in support of MCH/FP would also be extended to promotional activities conducted in such entities as the Union of Agricultural Working People, the League of Socialist Working Youth, the Women's Union and the Federation of Trade Unions. Population education would be introduced into the formal curricula of high schools and would highlight the relationship that exists between over-population and such problems as unemployment, degradation of, the environment and the· need for social services. UNFPA proposes an amount of $600,000 for assistance to the IEC project. UNESCO would serve as the executing agency. Basic data collection and analysis 24. UNFPA would provide assistance for the conduct of the first modern census in the DPRK, scheduled to begin on 1 January 1992. The census will collect information on some 20 items, including number of people, age, sex, educational attainment, occupation, housing conditions, mig.ration status, and so forth. Since the DPRK has had no experience in census work, a comprehensive training programme would be launched involving study tours, f e llowsbips , short-term programmes and intensive practical training for personnel engaged in data processing. United Nations experts would provide technical assistance in such 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing development projects and initiatives in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), focusing on health, education, and population-related issues. The projects mentioned include a family planning and reproductive health program, a population education initiative, and a census project. These initiatives suggest that the category should be related to human development and health.