text: Studies activities will be partly undertaken and their findings be partly channelled through special advisory services to individual developing countries; The studies and research prograanne will include the analysis and provision to requesting developing countries to industrial restructuring and related policies; systematic collection, of information relating A series of case studies will be undertaken on the social implications of redeployment, including implications in terms development patterns within developing countries; and and of economic regional Through its studies, UNIDO -jointly with relevant r~gional b?dies -will support the endeavours of national policy makers in various regions to follow and interpret pertinent international trends and driving forces. V. ACTION REQUIRED OF THE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD ID/B/339 Page 17 49. The Industrial Development Board is invited to consider the findings and suggestions contained in the present report. In particular, the Board may wish to advise on, and· provide guidance to, the secretariat with respect to the scope, approach and arrangements of the UNIDO studies and. research programme on industrial restructuring and redeployment. IDIBl339 Page 18 Notes ll Lima Declaration and ·Plan of Action on Industrial Development and Co-operation, para.-59(c) (All0112; IDICONF.3131, chap. IV). 'I_I "A statistical review of the world industrial situation, 198211 (UNIDOIIS.368). ll United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Handbook of international trade and development statistics 1983. (New York, 1983), p. 51. 41 J. Toye, "Recession, the Third World and the base metal industries", World Development, vol. 12, No. 9, 1984, PP• 923-934. r ll "Industrial development review of Zambia" (UNIDOIIS.520). 2-_I Industry in a Changing World, (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.83.II.B.6). II "Industrial development review for Nigeria" (in preparation). ~I "Industrial development review for Swaziland" (UNIDOIIS. 516). 'i/ "An industrial development plan for independent Namibia" ( in preparation) • .!QI "Industrial development review for Nigeria" (in preparation). !!I "Financing of manufacturing in Africa" (UNIDOIIS. 256). 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the development of industries in developing countries, with a specific emphasis on industrial restructuring and redeployment. It mentions the analysis of case studies on the social implications of redeployment and the provision of information to requesting countries. The text also references international trends and driving forces, suggesting a global perspective. These themes suggest that the category is likely to be related to economic development, industry, and international trade.