text: agrarian reform is planning, on a legal basis, to channel efforts towards capitalizing the rural areas and ensure their development with the ultimate aim of creating conditins that will enable millions of men and women to attain the level of prosperity to which they are entitled". 204. With this in mind an attempt is being made to achieve the following aims: (a) to distribute all the legally disposable land; (b) to grant legal security to the various forms of land tenure; (c) to consolidate the internal structure of the peasant groups, overcoming the problem of the minifiandia by means of agrarian organization and promoting the complete utilization of the natural resources of the rural villages to guarantee the attainment of social justice in the countryside and lay the basis for increased production; (d) to promote increases in productive employment, in the wages of rural workers and in the incomes of agricultural units, a necessary precondition for providing the rural population with the levels of prosperity to which they have a right and thus reducing the economic and social inequality between town and country. 205. In the same way the Government is promoting, in parallel with its agrarian policy, programmes for strengthening and expanding the rural infrastructure, mainly in non-irrigated areas, and not only the socialE/1986/3/Add.l3 page 40 infrastructure to expand and improve health, education, housing and recreation services but also an extended economic infrastructure, involving minor irrigation works, roads, transport and rural electrification, together with an expansion of financial support and in general all those activities that will help to draw the rural population fully into the process of national development. 206. In order to correct the disparities between agricultural activities and the rest of the economy, an attempt is being made to promote more equitable terms of trade between the sectors of the economy, which will make 
analysis: The text discusses the government's plan to promote rural development, focusing on agrarian reform, land distribution, and infrastructure development. It aims to improve the living standards of rural populations, increase employment, and reduce economic and social disparities between rural and urban areas.