text: to revising and approving or rejecting the projects presented to It, and presenting the final results to the enterprises Involved. This passive role has been overcome with the construction of labor~torles and the decentral lzatlon of the areas worked with. 212 This has resulted In more cooperation with the rural areas. principally In non-conventional energy. The Institute of Agrolndustrlal Development (INODA) formerly the National Institute of Agrolndustrlal Research (IIA) ts a dependency of the Ml~lstry of Agriculture. Unlike. ITINTEC up to 19.84 JNDt>A dfd not obhln Its resources from the enterprises of the sector. but solely from the government. Only recently has a 2J project tax been appl led to the enterprises of the sector to benefit INDDA. Thus It has been the lack of resources which has caused the poverty of results coming from this Institute since, unlIke ITINTEC, INODA does-own m.odern equipment, laboratories and experimentation plants which, however are belng grossly underut Ill zed. Enterprises: .As for enterprh.es, the great majority do not have research and development departmeitts, and of thos~ wh lch do h11ve. the-y are poorly equipped and principally located In the pub! lc enterprises of the mining and metallurgy sectors. The m&jorlty of th·e private enterprises re.ry on Imported foreign technology. Independent Institutions: There are afso many Jndepende~t Institutions, specially In the socfal science area, being the favored themes of study on the agrarian reform and the present economic crisis. Coordination: The lack of coordinating mechanisms at the levels of the sectoral Institutes, un1varsltles and Private Researchers have given rise to a great dispersion of Investigative efforts. The mechanisms of exchange of experience and Information hav been very weak and I lmlted to the level of smal f groups of researchers. The formation and qualification of human resources for science and techno~ogy has been greatly neglected as well. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the challenges and limitations faced by an Institute of Agrolndustrlal Development (INODA) and its partners in the agricultural sector. It highlights the lack of resources, equipment, and coordination mechanisms, which has hindered the development of research and innovation in the sector. The text also mentions the role of enterprises, independent institutions, and government in the sector. Based on this, it seems that the text is primarily focused on the agricultural sector and the challenges it faces in terms of development and innovation.