text: countrles in order to traln managers and technlcians to better meet the needs of the economy was noted, There has been limited inprovenent in inplementing lraining progrannes rneeting tbe priority needs of the rural masses' An important aspect has been increasing the prestige of nanual work, especially in agriculture. The vie$ was expressed that on-the'job training programme6 haee been more useful when integrated in developnenC proJects at ao early stage and that they should be expanded and strengthened' Efforls to fllobilize tnore donestic resources for education were highlighted. The necessity v'as stressed of natntaining anat imProvlng the quality of education in the conEext of the expansion of basic educatton. 22. It eas empbasized that high Prloricy for pr imary health care ras stiLl reguired. The contrast between highly gophisticated medlcal care ttrat was somelines available only to a sectlon of the urban poPulation and the development of a widlely decentralized preventive medicine required simple methods, that rras relatlvely inexpensive antl intended for aa rnany People as posaible, rras noted in a general way. Tbe efforta nade by the leasc developed countries to achieve hhe target of "Itealth for AII by the Year 2000" were also noted. The adaptatlon of the nonenclature of the essential drugs Plogramne prepared by the vfor ld 8ealth organi?ati.on forn part of these efforcs. 23. slgnificant cuts ln social expenditure bave adversely affected the maingenance of physical faciLities in both education and health in particular. Experience has shoen that this dlfficulty can be overcome by fle:(ibility on Che part of both least aleveloped countries and donora. It flas recognized that governnent funds nere very linited in tbe least developed countries and experiences were reported where active participation of beneficiaries, inter al,ia' through user fees, contributed !o covering the costs, to safegG;Al;A-€be efficient use of existing facilities and to
analysis: The text discusses various aspects of development, including education, health, and employment, which are all interconnected and impact the overall economic development of a country. The emphasis on increasing the prestige of manual work, especially in agriculture, and the need to improve the quality of education and primary health care, suggests that the text is focused on human development and its relationship to economic development.