text: non-governnental organizations, is inplenenting Ehe International Youth Year activities in Greece. Anong the rDst. inportant activities organized was Ebe Greek Youth Festival. dedicated to the year and world peace, which took ptace in August 1983 in Tripolis. Also in connection nith the Year, an internaEional !'eek was organized on the isl-and of Rhodes fron 7 lo 14 October 1984i it consisted of a nunber of round tables on topics of interest to youth organizaEions. Th€ GovernnenC of Greece has supported the Trust Fund for t.h€ Year with three contributions of $US 3,000, in each of the years 1983, 1984 and 1985' llungary: the activities for the InternaEional Youth Year of the State Comni ttee of Youth in Hungary have concentrafed on the areas of education and culture. These incl"ude; utilizing th€ schools for rafter hours" public education and sportsi assessing Ehe role and responsibilities of the tlungarian nadio and Television in encouraging arCistic education, entertainment and social values anong young peoplet supporcing tbe developnent and rnodernizauion of the scholarship sysEen for apprentice traineesi providing youth awards for colfectives or individuals !'ho have consislently been outstandi.ng in areas of education. creativity, sports and managemenE i providing a nellrork of "health provisionsr in schools, such as aptilude Eest.s. screening for disabiliEy, assi,stance for career planning and inprovenent of the physical envi-ronnnenti and extending internaliona! relations through co-operation and youth exchanges with other countries, including the Gernan Democratic Republi.c, Austria, Italy and Ehe Federal RepubLic of cernany. tiungaryt^,ill also host the "European Meeting of Governnent Experts for Co-operation in the Field of Youth Policies" in SepterDber 1985. a series of international concerts eith the participation ot young artises of European countries and an InEernational- Creator I s Canp, Iceland: a national co-ordinat.ing corunittee for the International YouEh Year has
analysis: The text describes the activities and initiatives of non-governmental organizations, government committees, and other entities in various countries (Greece, Hungary, and Iceland) related to the International Youth Year. The activities focus on promoting education, culture, and youth development, with an emphasis on international cooperation and exchange. The text highlights specific projects and events, such as festivals, round tables, and concerts, which suggest a strong emphasis on cultural and educational aspects.