text: Congress had called for an annual report from the President on plans developed by the Executive branch in accordance with General Assembly resolution 37/53 and the action taken on those plans. Federal policy encouraged care for the disabled within the context of the family and community, promoted the integration of the disabled into society, schools and the workplace and fostered the independence and dignity of such persons. The efforts of non-governmental organizations and the private sector in response to the Programme of Action had been impressive and were essential to the Programme's success. Her delegation had previously paid tribute to the vital role of non-governmental organizations in that area. In 1984 it wished to add a tribute to the contributions of American corporations to promoting a better life for the disabled. The National Organization on Disability, a direct outgrowth of the International Year of Disabled Persons, was funded entirely by the private sector. The expansion of employment opportunities for disabled persons was of course vital. She noted in that connection that large and small corporations representing a variety of industries had increased their hiring of disabled persons and had participated in training and placement projects for the disabled. 33. Ms. DRIVENES (Norway) said that young people had participated in her country's delegation to the General Assembly for many years, and that had helped to enhance international awareness among Norwegian youth. She hoped that the number of young people on the delegations of other Member States would be significantly increased. Her country, which was a member of the Advisory Committee for the International Youth Year, believed that the recommendations of the committee now before the General Assembly satisfactorily reflected the many concerns voiced in the course of the preparations for the Year. Youth organizations in Norway attached considerable 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of promoting the integration of disabled persons into society, schools, and workplaces, highlighting the efforts of non-governmental organizations, private sector, and government initiatives. It also touches on the topic of employment opportunities and training programs for disabled persons. These themes suggest that the category could be related to social issues, employment, and human rights.