162. Between 1983 and 1986, 1,424 presidential resolutions were published, through which some 4 million hectares were handed over to 132,000 members of rural communes. 163. As for the regularization of land-holdings, in the period 1983-1986 19,000 sets of basic deeds were handed over to the communes and rural communities, protecting title to 45 million hectares. E/1986/3/Add.l3 page 35 Technical assistance and training 164. Technical assistance for production, sanitation, soil conservation measures, reafforestation etc. was given in the period 1983-1986 to 1.6 million producers a year; of these an estimated 1.1 million belong to the rural social sector. 165. During the same period 13,000 courses were held for 447,000 members of communes and rural communities, dealing with agricultural training, rural administration, the promotion of co-operatives and the encouragement of rural development. 166. In the particular case of support for agro-industry, the National Strategic Project for Agroindustrial Development 1986-1988 in the course of 1986 provided technical advice and built infrastructural works for 169 enterprises belonging to rural commmies and communities, among which meat-packing plants, grain storage centres and sawmills were prominent. 167. Moreover, during 1986 assistance was given to 65 Women's Agroindustrial Units so that through support to profitable production projects, technical assistance and solid organization they could be consolidated and provide remunerative employment for women not belonging to the communes and at the same time help to make industrial use of commune produce. 168. To' back up the policies and programmes designed to support urban workers' social sector enterprises, various public bodies have been operating in conjunction with the workers' organizations in the following areas: 169. In an analysis of the legislation, standards and regulations in force that affect various aspects of the social sector, with a view to putting together a specific ordinance to give recognition to, and guide the activities 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the implementation of economic policies and programs in a rural setting, focusing on agricultural development, land regularization, and support for small-scale industries. It also mentions technical assistance and training for rural communities, indicating an emphasis on human capacity building. While there is no explicit mention of natural resources or environment, the text does touch on soil conservation and reafforestation, suggesting a connection to environmental issues.

**Category**
Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Economic development