A series of reqional workshops have been organized sich a view to encouraging Eheact.ive participation of youth in progranrnes designed to prevent and reduce drugabuse. The Division conEinues to provide audio-visual and other material toeducational institutions for youth. Furthernore, Che Division has pronoted theinvolvenent of non-governnental organizations to assist and guide young,people intbe avoidance of drug abuse Chrough the creation of ti{o non-gove rnnen talorganization conmiEtees on drug abuse at. Vienna and New york. 35. The United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control focuses on action-oriented research on drug abuse control, educati,on programnes and special international campaigns, in order to develop innovative and effeclive rreEhods for the EreaEment,rehabilitation and social integration of drug dependent persons. These acci.viEies,specifically targeced for the youth population, include: the production andpublicalion of training and infornation naterial, drug abuse prevention pregrarmes and seninars; provision of audio-visual equipnenti felloerships and Erainingcoursesi the organizaEion of drug dependence treatnent. prograrnmesi provision ofnedical facilit.ies and equipnentt epideniological studies and surveysi comnunity and hunan resources developnentt and support. for alternative approaches and non-ins ti tutiona.l- treatrEnt. 36. In supPort of the InternaEional Youth Year, the Economic and Social Coronissionfor Asia and Ehe Pacific (ESCAP) has convened national and regional lrainingsorkshops and seninars and organized inter-country exchange fiel.d gtudy progranmes for youth leaders and youth eorkers, progranne adnini s t.rators, planners and policynakers in the region. Research and studies have been conducted to provideguidelines for lhe fornulation of youth progrannes and policies such as,inter alia, country nonographs and protiles of youth, and a study on young rdornen in Ehe servj.ce sector. During 1985, ESCAP is convening, at the regionaL and nationalIevels, a nunber of eorkshops, youth forums, expert group neetings, Craining courses and leadersbip training workshops on the subjects of juvenile deLinquency, conmunity developrnent, yout.h work, rural youth and young i{onen.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on initiatives and programs aimed at preventing and reducing drug abuse among youth, with a global and regional scope. It mentions the involvement of international organizations, such as the United Nations, and regional bodies like the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP). The text also highlights the importance of education, training, and community development in addressing drug abuse. Given the focus on youth, education, and drug abuse prevention, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is likely to be Education or Health.

**Category**
Health, Education