text: The course adopted In our country for a preferably Intensive development of the economy Is supported primarily by accelerating scientific-technological progress, wide-scale uti I lzatlon of scientific-technical achievements In alI the branches of the national economy. This causes the necessity for complex resolution of wide-scale S and T problems associated directly with the re-equlpment of production on a qual ltatlvely new technical base. Real lzatlon of major SandT problems embraces fundamental end applied scientific research, technical developments. ~asterlng In production. Each of these stages represents a sufficiently Independent area of activities with an establIshed mechanism of management, planning and financing. The executors of the work at the different stages are organizations and enterprises of different departments. The ties are most diverse and compl lcated with developing principally new machinery and technologies, requiring the organization of new and reorientation of existing scientific and designing organizations, productloos. branches. management organs at different levels, allotlng considerable financial and material resources, hlgh-skflled scientific and production cadres. S and T programs have been elaborated and are being realized for coordinating the activities Df a large number of organizations-executors, partlclpat.ng In the solution of the most Important problems of Sand T progress. The scientific-technological program envisages a complex of measures coordinated with the resources, executors end dates of fu-lfilling the planned work. referring to different ~reas of activities <scientific, p~oject-deslgnlng, production. construction), the Implementation of which Is necessary for solving major scientific-technical problems and wide-scale Introduction of the achievements of science and engineering In the national economy. Wide-scale appl lcatlon of the program-target method permits to concentrate efforts and material resources for achieving the g final goals, provide complex solution of the targets and co ~ Presented by V.A. Olsson 197 continuous Implementation of t~e required measures, accelerate 
analysis: The text discusses the importance of scientific-technological progress in accelerating the economy's development, emphasizing the need for complex solutions to wide-scale problems. It highlights the role of various organizations and enterprises in achieving this goal, and the implementation of programs to coordinate their activities. The text does not mention specific sectors such as agriculture, forestry, or fishing, nor does it focus on humanitarian aid or relief. It appears to be primarily concerned with the development of the national economy, emphasizing the importance of scientific and technological advancements.