as electronics and computer. S & T HUMAN RESOURCES DEVElOPMENT S&T Hyman Resources As stated In the Fifth Plan, S&T manpower development has been emphasized and personnels In agricultural, Industrial• mineral processing and energy sectors are expected to be Increased by 10 percent annually. Measures and operation plans of the mobil lzatlon of S&T manpower development have been mentioned as follows: 1. Conduct a survey of the country's scientific and technological personnel at university and vocational levels according to each subject and occupational requirement. This will permit a correct evaluation of the manpower resources which could be fully mobilized. 232 2. Forecast the demand and supply for S&T manpower which Is consistent with technological development In order to prepare tor the expansion of production and th~ economy In both the short and long term. 3. Improve and formulate S&T educational system at elI levels by upgrading the sylebus, teaching methods, quality of the teaching staff as well as the utilization of modern and technologically up-to-date equipment. 4. Set up a system and measures for mobilizing S&T manpower as fo I I ows: 4.1 Provide Incentives for scientists and technologists In order to attract capable persons, for example by Issuing permits for people with S&T occupations, by establishing appropriate salaries, end by requiring private business or Industries of a certain size to employ scientists end technicians who hold these permits. 4.2 Improve tpe efficiency of those employment agencies engaged In employing technicians. These agencies ere to more efficiently coordinate requirements between those seeking jobs, employers and training centres than at present. 4.3 Survey and formulate a mobilization plan for top That scientists and technicians who ere working abroad to encourage them to return to Thailand to meet the country research requirements. It Is also necessary to have S&T advisors 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the development of human resources in the field of science and technology in Thailand, with a focus on increasing the number of scientists and technologists in various sectors, improving the education system, and mobilizing existing talent. The text does not seem to be focused on economic development in general, but rather on the development of a specific area that is crucial for economic growth.

**Category**
Education, Employment, Science and technology