text: technological development. Special emphasis Is given to the formation of top-level researchers and professionals for the productive system; the national capacity to adapt and assimilate Imported technology, and the I Ink between the national research and the production system; and the promotion of qual lty standards to favour the International competitive of national products. These programs are I lsted below: 1. Evaluation and updating of science and t~hnology policies and programs to keep PRONDETYC updated at alI times and g to Improve the procedures for the planning-programming-budgeting ~ of scelntlflc and technological activities. ~ 12-4 2. Inventory of human resources, to establish and keep an updated Information bank In this respect. 3. lncroporatlon of post grad~ates Into the labor market, to promote the adequate employment of special lzed human resources. 4. PartlcJpatlon of the productive sector In the formation of human resources, to promote a greater participation of pub I lc and private companies In the financing and orientation of the formation of top-level human resources for the national productive plant. 5. Fortification of the national· post-graduate programs and courses of study to contribute to the efforts of the Secretariat of Pub I lc Education towards the development of a better qual lty post graduate system, broader and with closer ties to the needs of the country. 6. Granting and administration of scholarships. to promote the formation of high level human resources, preferably In .national Institutions of higher learning. 1. Liaison of research-production, linking the centers and the engineering and consulting firms productive enterprises. research with the 8. Incentives to technological development, to promote the design and Instrumentation of adequate Incentives which may Induce companies to Invest In technological Innovation. 9. Venture capital to promote the development of national technologies, sharing the financial risk Inherent In the same. 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the development of human resources and technological innovation in a country, with the goal of improving the national productive system and promoting international competitiveness. The programs listed aim to enhance the country's ability to adapt and assimilate imported technology, promote quality standards, and encourage the design and implementation of incentives for technological innovation. This suggests that the text is primarily related to economic development, with a strong emphasis on science and technology.