awareness of and action on the issues of aging, and inviEed them to join in theco-operative effort to implement the Plan of Action and accomplish ils objectives. Tn this respect, the non-gover nmenta 1 organizations, partlcularly two commitlees(one in New York and one in vienna) have continued to pLay an active and effectiverole in lmplementing the recommendations of the PLan. 44. In addition, the activities undertaken by the Ner, york and Vienna Non-Governmenta I Committees on Aging have focused much of thelr efforts on theinternational events sponsored by tbe united Nationst the world conference co Review and Appraige the Acbievements of the United Nations Decade for Women (1985) tthe seventh United Nations congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment ofA/40/7L4 Engl ish Page 12 Offenders (1985) and the International youth year: participation, Development and Peace (1985). the tlon-Gover nnenta I Organizations Conmittee in Ner., York, for example, conducted an all-day conference on "Elderly Wonen" to promote awareness of the issues related to older women, Eo be considered, among other issues, at the World Conference on Women in Nairobi. The l,lon-cover nmenta I Organi.zations Committeein Vienna continues !o work closely with the secretariat of the Youth Year to promote intergenera tional activities designed to maintain and strengthen the interdependence of youth and the aging. 45. Individual non-governmenta 1 organizations frorn all regions of the world continued to be active in promoting the follow-up lo the world Assembly on Aging and the implementation of its PIan of Action. Sone organizations have put at the dj.sposal of the United Nations their financial and professional resources. In a partnership !,ith the Trust Fund, for example, a non-governmenta I organization. co-sponsored the African Regional Meecing mentioned earlier in this report. Many others are executing and sharing the coats with the Trust Itund for Aging for a number of projects in the developi.ng countrie6. In addition, they have convened
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the United Nations' efforts to address the issues of aging, particularly in the context of international cooperation and organization. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that the text is a report or document from a United Nations agency. The text mentions specific events and conferences, such as the World Conference on Women and the Seventh United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, which suggests that the category may be related to international cooperation or global issues.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief