text: appropriate for tronen who are in tectlnical aDal nanagerial functions. A nore relevant curriculutn utilizing a nodular approach that includes the various types and forns of training for wonen working in the field of industrial developnent could be fornulated.A/4o/1O7 Eng I ish Page ?3 92. lthat energed fron the discusaions of the trorkshoP were the followinq conclusion8: (a) Tralning nonen for entrepreneurial and nanagerlal activitles ln lndustry should be conceived as an integral part of the industrlal traininq activltles eith reqard to both content and trainlng techniquesi (b) Training activities speciflcaLly almed at leonen as a target group could tre devised and carried out l'hen it is found out (by statt8tlcs, research, case studies, etc.l that an addltlonal effort ts needed ln order to renove tbe exiBtlng envl. ronmental, social and other constralnts and to speed up the process of lntegratlon of women into entrepreneurial and nanagerial activitles, preferably lnindustry. Special neasures for training r.romen should tberefore be consldered as tran€itoryt (c) Special training for sonen should be gap fllllngt ho$ever, a nore lntegratlve approach is necessary in the long terni (d' Trainlng approaches, activitie6 ard technlgues devised for sonen as a target group nay in sone cases have a wider application to include both nen and {onen. 93. In this respect, the future actions to be taken by INS?RAi0 ard UNIDO Jointlyvere delineated as follows: (a) Developnent of full-fledged training curricula in co-operation rrith colLaborating inst itut ions i (b) Field testing of four experinental tralning nodules preceated by a tralnlnq need survey. The four nodules lncluded a potentlaL entrePreneurs nodule, a toP nanagement nodule, a practising entrepreneurs module and a mlddle-nanagenent nodulei (c) Evaluatlon of the modules tested and ajudstnent of plans accordingly. 5. women and new and renesable sources of energy
analysis: The text discusses the training of women in industrial development, entrepreneurship, and management, with a focus on creating a more inclusive and integrated approach to address the existing environmental, social, and other constraints. The text also mentions the development of training curricula and modules, and the evaluation of these modules. This suggests that the text is focused on economic development and employment, with a specific emphasis on the role of women in industrial development.