text: Thecomputerized regional databasewillbefurther developed toprovide comprehensive statistical andbibliographic dataonwomen, andupdated regional directories, training manuals andresource materials onandforwomenwillbe published together withtheWomen's Information Network forAsiaandthePacific (WINAP) newsletter; (d)Training workshops willbeorganized toimprove theintegration of women's concerns indevelopment planning, andadvisory services willbeprovided to promote theformulation andapplication ofeffective national policies forthe integration ofwomeninthedevelopment process. Aregional meeting willbe convened toexchange country experiences andformulate policyproposals on demand-oriented humanresources development strategies forwomen. Womenand environmental concerns willbegivenspecial attention through thepreparation of studies andorganization ofmeetings. Periodic monitoring willbeundertaken of theregional implementation ofglobalstrategies, including theConvention onthe Elimination ofAllFormsofDiscrimination against WomenandtheNairobi Forward-looking Strategies fortheAdvancement ofWomen. Research studies willbe -30- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryconducted andsubregional meetings willbeheldtoconsider measures toimprove the legalstatusofwomen. Legalliteracy campaigns willbecarried outtopromote legalawareness amongwomen. -31- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
analysis: This text appears to be focused on promoting the economic and social empowerment of women, particularly in the context of development planning and policy-making. The initiatives mentioned, such as training workshops, research studies, and legal literacy campaigns, are geared towards improving the legal status and representation of women in development processes. The text also touches on environmental concerns, suggesting a broader focus on sustainable development.