same Eine. GovernnEnts and policy rDakers are looking a! national and state responses to such issues as youth housing. heallh, ernploynent, education and training. The national and staEe co-ordinaling connitEees are turning thelr attention towards neans of evaLuating the progregs achieved in improving the real situation of Australian youth during tbe Year. An excellent Australian "IYY Action Ki.t", filled wj.th informalion for young people and youch organizations, has also been produced to promote the resources and opportunities available to young people in Aust.ralia. Bangladesh: Ehe National Co-ordinaEing Conmittee for the observance of lhe International YouEh Year, in 1985 is cornposed of 11 nenbers of various government departnents, ninislries and 16 representatives of non-governrnen tal organizations. Its progranne j.ncludes special programfiEs for tree planti.ng, health' environmentalA/40 /7 or English Page 35 inprovement and family planning. Literacy and olher social and econonic developnent sch€rnes figure pronlnently in the plans for the Year and cone fron gover lent offices in co-operation with non-governmental organizations. Training of skills for generating enploynent are being carried out by the national Government for about 28.000 youth in the area of vocational training, 3,500 in livestock and poultry, and 2,900 in secretarial science. On the local level, many more youth are receiving s k il-l-developnent lraining. A se I f-emplol4renl projec! is creating a nunber of neo jobs and co-operatives of self-employed youth are being forrned. A youth award schene, a regional youth forum, a councry profile on youth' a nelrsletter on youth activities and a poster and essay competitions, special- sporls and recreation events and a youth rally are all activities pl.anned in Bangladesh for lhe Year. A National Council for Youth Affairs is b€ing organized. In addition, Che Head of Stale of Bangladesh delivered a nessage to lhe nation supporting the ideals of the Year.
**Analysis**
The text discusses various initiatives and programs aimed at improving the situation of young people in Australia and Bangladesh. The programs focus on education, employment, health, and social development, which are all crucial aspects of human development. Additionally, the text mentions vocational training, livestock, and poultry, which suggests a connection to agriculture and employment. However, the primary focus is on human development and youth-related issues rather than natural resources, industry, or international trade.

**Category**
Education, Employment, Health