text: educational syslens. The firsc of these workshops is scheduled for 1985 and is being organized in co-operation wlth che Governmen! of India' for the benefit of Menber Staces in Che Economic and social Connission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) region. Parcicipants will inctude educators fron technical institueions and universities and those $ithin the goverruIlent adninistration reeponsible for the planni,ng and developnent of national educationat programmes' During these uorkshops. particrpants will be exposed to the roie ot "put" technology in national developnent and to lhe process of introducinq aspects of this technoloqy into national educational curricula. The $orksbops eill also address. inter alia' current and future trends in space lechnology and lhe availability of potential resources that can De used as Lducational naterials in the areas of space science and technology. 12. Tr,ro short-term clalning courses on remote sensing aPplications to agricultural gtatisticswouldbebeldincollaborationt.iiththeGovernrlenlsofFranceandltaly, and FAO. and on operational a9 r o-meteoroloqy and hydrology to be held in collaborationwithFAo.t{MoandEsAandco-spongoredbytbeGovernnentofEcuador' In addition, teo workshoPs on space science and tecbnology and ils applications pithin the framenork of ;ducational systerns and sinilar to the one !o be held rn Indiainlg85r'ouldbeheldinMexicoinNovemberlgs6andinAfricaalsoin19S6. Rorkshops on conmunications technology and data lrangmission are also planned in :I! A6/D:87 for Che benetit of tlernber states in the pacific and caribbean regions. 13. eith reference to the mandate on technical advisory services' the General Assembly requested uenber States to provide inforrnation on their needs and reouests in specific areas of space applications' The responses of lilenber States on thls subject have been analysed and published ln documents A/Ac'105/L'141 co
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the application of space technology in various fields, including education, agriculture, and communication. The workshops and training courses mentioned are focused on introducing "put" technology into national educational curricula and providing training on remote sensing, meteorology, and hydrology. This suggests that the primary focus is on using space technology to improve education, agriculture, and communication.