text: At present. the financing of the Rand D activity. for both current expenditure and Investment. Is prlmarfly reflected In the Indexes approved as directives within the flve-y~ar plan; which are aftewards specified In detail In the annual plan. as one of the sections of the National Economy Annual Plan. Interrelation among the research a~d development organizations : In January 1980. by Decree law number 31, the duties of the State Committee for Science and Technology were assigned to tbe Academy of Sciences of Cube for Improving the organization of the Central Administration of the State end making easier Its co­ ordination end control mechanisms. Since then, It Is directing the scientific and research activity at national level end Is responsible for the activities carried out In 22 research Instit­ utions. The duties of the Academy of Sciences ere the following: <a> Working out the plan of the scientific-technical prog­ ress and monitoring Its Implementation; as wei I as, recommending the approval of budget proposals for scie­ntific research works and the scientific-technical services proposed by the members of the relevant State administration system. (b) Approving the main problem plans for scientific end technical research and the scientific-technical services In the country; monitoring and Implementing them and proposing to the government the setting up• the changing end abol lshment of the Institutions devoted to the scientific-technical research and services. <c> Proposing end monitoring the plans for the Introduction of the achievements of the scientific-technical activity In the social practice. (d) <e > Establishing the standards and procedures related planning, organization and control of the science technical activity In co-ordination with the members the relevant State administration system. Co-ordinating end control ling the national system Environment Protection end that of the rational use natural resources. M• to and of of of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the organization and coordination of scientific research and development activities in Cuba, with a focus on the role of the Academy of Sciences in planning, monitoring, and implementing these activities. It also mentions the importance of introducing the achievements of scientific research into social practice and coordinating with other state administration systems. This suggests that the text is primarily concerned with the development and application of scientific knowledge, rather than with specific economic or industrial activities.