text: educaEion, emplqllnent and a nnornalt life- UNHCR has issued an fnternational Youth Year Catalogue presenting 37 projeces in 25 countries aimed aC providing educali.onal and vocati.onal training to young retugees. A poster for the Year has been produced in several languages. The nagazine Refuqees has devoted a special issue to young refugees.A/40/7OL Eng lish Page 15 49. The trro UniEed Nations non-governnenEat Liaison services (New York and Creneva) have pronoled the International Youth Year through eorkshops, briefings, conferences and other educational events. The non-gove rnnental liaison Services (New York) works eith non-governmental organizations in canada, f,he united slates and Japan and provides ehem with infornation on developnent issues. such as educaEion prograrTlmes and Ehe new international econonic order. Ic haS co-operaEed with Che secreEariat of the Year - through the Joint United Nations Information Com0ittee - in disseninating infornaEion on the Year and youth issues Eo non-gove rrunental organizations. The non-governftental liaison services (Ceneva) co-operates with the non-governnenEal or.lanization sector in EuroPe. AusEralia and New zealand to pronoee a greater aeareness of international issues such as the Year' 50. The Incernational Labour organisation (ILo) is preparing: a generar survey on the needs and problens of young eorkersi a study of f,he application of inf,ernational, Iabour standards on youChi a series of sCudies on the topics of professional orienEationi a study on youCh and social security, and a study on the problems of int.egratinll young peoPle in che eorld of rrork. In 1985, the InEernational Labour Conference will include discussions on "youth and labourtr and further ILO proqrames on youth. 51. The Food and Agriculture organizacion of the united Nations (FAo) emphasizes aq r icultur al ly-rela ced proEranrnes for youCh. A high priority is being Placed upon assisting countries in develoPing and strengthening progranrnes for rural youttr eith
analysis: The text primarily discusses the United Nations' initiatives and programs aimed at supporting young refugees, focusing on their education, employment, and social integration. It highlights the efforts of various UN agencies, such as UNHCR, ILO, and FAO, in providing educational and vocational training, promoting international labor standards, and addressing the needs of young workers.