text: which needs to be broader and more thorough. This measure is expected to give the peasants the right to live in dignity from their work on the land and guarantee their participation in the country's agricultural development. 5. Act establishing the National Programme for the Development of Peasant and Co-operative Production 58. The following are articles 1 to 8 of the Act establishing the National Programme for the Development of Peasant and Co-operative Production: Article 1. The National Programme for the Development of Peasant and Co-operative Production is hereby established as a programme for co-ordination between the State and the peasants aimed at promoting the production and economic, social and organizational development of this sector and the economy as a whole. Article 2. The following are among the main objectives of the National Programme for the Development of Peasant and Co-operative Production: (a) To increase agricultural production by revitalizing and promoting peasant production, in particular of goods for internal consumption; (b) To raise the standard of living of the poorest peasants and promote their economic and social development; (c) To stimulate and strengthen the organization of the peasants, in particular by supporting the movement for co-operation and association in the countryside; (d) To broaden and improve the peasants' levels of participation in economic and production management for the purpose of promoting agricultural development; (e) To direct actions on a priority basis towards those producers who have been negatively affected by counter-revolutionary activity, in order to incorporate them into the economic life of the nation and strengthen peasant and co-operative production in the war zone. Article 3. The National Programme for the Development of Peasant and Co-operative Production is based on the principal factors of interest to peasant production, such as land, credit and investments, supply, technicalE/1986/3/Add.l5 page 12
analysis: This text appears to be focused on the development of the agricultural sector, specifically aimed at improving the livelihoods of peasants and promoting their participation in the country's agricultural development. The text mentions increasing agricultural production, raising the standard of living of the poorest peasants, and promoting their economic and social development. It also highlights the importance of organization and participation in economic and production management. These themes suggest that the text is related to economic development, agriculture, and employment.