text: Co-ordinating Conmittee for lhe Year in Bulgaria t{as designaEed in 1984 and an experE group neeting on "ChiLdren's transition to youth: Implications on social welfare policies" was organized in co-operation $ith the Centre f,or SocialA/4O/70r English Page 43 Deveropnent and ltumanitarian Affairs of the united Natlons in MEy 1995. Bulgariawill also hosC a Forld exhibition of the achievements of young inventors, inco-operation lrilh the World Intellectual property Organization, to be held at.Plovdiv fron 4 to 30 Novenber 1985. with a view to more thoroughly satisfying theaoclal and recreational needs of young people, a contihuously expandinginfrastructure has b€en created in Butgaria, including 259 youth centres,1,911 clubs and 2,758 houses of culture. Especially during the year, the Governnent of Bulgaria is provlding further assistance to these facilities, whichprovide opporcunities for young people co relax and spend free tine, includingfinanclal help for irnprovements and for tbe building of new facilities. Bvelorussian soviet socialist Republic: a heavy vorune of work is going forrrard lnthe Byelorussian SSR in connection r{ith lhe International youth year, and tbeseactivities are recelving the attention of Governrnent and public agencies ahdorganizaliona and the coverage of lhe nass nedia. Republic-r.rlde youth nerrspapers and nagazines, along with progranmes for the young on radio and television, carryregular reports on the neasures being laken throughout the Republic in connectionwiEh the Year.
analysis: The text primarily discusses the initiatives and activities taken by the Bulgarian government and other organizations to promote the welfare and development of young people. It highlights the creation of infrastructure, provision of financial assistance, and organization of events to cater to the social, recreational, and cultural needs of young people. The text also mentions the involvement of international organizations and media coverage. Based on this, it appears that the text is more focused on the social and cultural aspects of development rather than economic or environmental ones.