text: Organization of the Onited Nations (FAO). 105. Accordingly, FAO,/INSTRA9I are organizing a neeting to: (a) evaluate bilateral and nultilateral exper iences gained ao far in the developnent and use of t{ID Guidelines anat checkllsts ald (b) consider imPlications for use of wrD. 106. Guidelines and checklists at the nationaL level, particularly with regard to efforts of national women's machinerieg to lncorporate a concern for rural wonen in the sectoral proqradDes and projects of llne ninistries, will be prepared. I07. The FAO/INSTRAi{ !'teetlng on Evaluating Bilateral and Multilateral Experiences ln the Development and Use of t{ID Cuidellnes and checkli.sts: Inpllcations for National U6e ln Fornulating Agricultural and Rural [tevelopnent Progrannes r'llll be held in october 1985 at Eelslnkl, Finland. 108. The nain objectives of the FAo/INSTRA9I neeting are: (a) To Eeview the usefulness of guidelines and checklists developed by tnternational organizatlons and assess ttteir potential use at the countrv Levelt (b) To develoP instrunents, both for&al and informal, that can be used by national wonenrs nachineries and llne nlnistrles for integratinq rrolnenr s concerns into all sectors of rural developnenti (c) to outllne a follo$-up plan of action: training, exp€ r lnentat ion, participation and evaluation for i[plenentation at the country leveI. 109. It i.s hopeal that the conclusions drawn fron tbe experiences of donor and international agencies during the neeting on their use of guidelines and checklists rrill sbow lrhere and horr they can be nore effective for lncreasing uoroenr s involvement in and beneflt from the developrent proceas at the country 1evel. The /...A/ 40 /707 Eng i- lsh Page 21 outcone of the neeting should also be belpful in the developnenc of a prototype of guidelines and checklists for use at the country level and demonstrate theirpotential use of lronen I s nachineries in integracing their $ork wlth tine ninisEries.
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the development and use of guidelines and checklists for agricultural and rural development, with a specific emphasis on involving women in the process. The meeting is organized by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and INSTRA9I, which suggests a strong connection to agriculture and rural development.