@;I13 since lhe east najorlty of the youtb population in Guaternala lives in rural areas, the Committee for Rural Youth is taking a leadlnq role in the Internaeional Youth Year in cuatemala. Tbis national committee ls conposed of four non-governnental organizalions nho h'or k in the area of hunan Prornotlon and deeelopmen!. The objectives of the coflrnittee are to stimulate inter -inst i lul ional tralnlng of young people in rural areas according to the requirements of youth groups and integrated cultural and economic development of rural youth. Within this franeeork, the connittee is organizing rneetings of youth in the five main regions of Cuatemala rrith the partlcipation of youth leaders, technical personnel and volunteers, as well as tuo national rneetings to discuss guidelines for long-term national youth policy for the fotLos-up to 1985. .9J@.: lhe Ceneral Co-ordinating Commlttee for the InEernational Youth Year in Guyana is irnplementing the following activities during 1985: a National Youth Canp (10-16 April) to discuss topics including trThe inpact of agriculture ln che worl-d" and nRural,/urban agriculturert celebrations to nark Youth week ln Mayt an fnternational Youth Canp (4-20 August), a Peace March for International Youth Year Caribb€an Day of Peace (30 Septenber), a natlonal tree planting and exhibilion depicting the I'Future of youth In agriculture" for world Food Day (16 october). Other programnes include discussions and debatea on isaues such as teenaqe problems (teenage parenthood process), role of youth in lhe developnent process, youth inpoutics and youth in defence. EL91! the National Co-ordinating Conmittee has been established under the initiative of the Miniscry of Youth and sport. A lride range of activities bas been planned for the fnt€rnational Youth year in Haiti, with prinary emphasls on youth and natlonal derelopment.A/40/7ol English Paqe 57 Honduras: the National Council of youth reportlng to the National Congress has
**Analysis**
The text discusses the International Youth Year in several countries, including Guatemala, Guyana, and Haiti. The main focus is on rural youth and their development, with activities centered around human promotion, rural development, and cultural and economic development. The text also mentions specific events and programs related to agriculture, youth leadership, and national development.

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Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Education, Employment, Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture