text: Bhutan: a two-year youth developnent project eithin the conlext of the fnternational Youth Year is currently being inplernented in Bhutan by the National Council- for social and Cultural Promotion of Bhutan and the Uniled Nations Department of Tecbnical Co-operation for Deqelopnent. The project provides guidelines to systematize the organization of training proqrammes for youth developnent and is developing an overall programme for Ebe promotion of national integratlon. Burma: the Council of Ministers in Burna has forned the National Co-ordination Cornmittee for observing the Internalional Youth Year and the Committee, in t.urn, has forned $ork comnittees to concentrate attention on various aclivities for the Year. Nunerous training courses for students, rural and r.rorking youth are being conducted !o help young people to shouLder responsibi li t ies in the fulure. Youlh tree-plancinq service canps have been set up in 154 colrnships. comlemorative stanps, souvenirs and post cards have been issued. fn April, the Sports Meeting for the Year involved nearly 1,500 younq athletes in various sports and ganes, Conpetitions in dance and photography have also been held and the offlcial Conmemoratioh Cerernony for che Year took place on 20 April 1985 at Ehe Kyaikkasan Grounds. cbinas the first meelinq of che chinese organizing coruritlee for the International Youeh Year was convened ln April 1984. The Connittee comprises representalives of covernnent rnj.nistries, youlh organizations and people involved in youth travel, television and the press. The goals of lbe connittee include effctrts to develop tbe knoeledge and prorrote lhe talents of young people, encourage friendly exchanges between Chinese youth and the youth of other countries, and contribute to tbe maint.enance of peace, especially in the Asia and Pacific reqion. Th€ important "Friendly caf,hering of Youth fron A6ia and the Pacific Region", held at Beijing
analysis: The text appears to focus on the organization and implementation of activities related to the International Youth Year, with a focus on youth development, training, and integration. The projects and initiatives mentioned are not directly related to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues. The text also does not mention health, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, international trade, or humanitarian aid and relief. The main focus is on youth development, education, and cultural activities.