lTrade and Deoelopnent Boardl, at its thirtieth session, propose to the High-Levelcommittee to consider at its fourth session, in regard to TCDC, inviting tbeSecretary-c€neral of UNCTAD to undertake, in co-operaEion wiCh oCher relevantorganizations of the United Natlohs systen and, in particular, frNDp, an in-depthstudy on a broad geographical basis on the roLe of technicaL co-operaeion anongdeveloping countries and, ln parcicular the exchange of skills among then in the'transfer of technology. assessing, in partjcular, their currenl contribution in checechnological transfornation of developing countries and proposing measuresdesigned to strengthen that role in tlre transfer of technology"(rD/B /Io 43-m/B/Ac. 40 /2, annex) . UNITED NATIONS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATTON 96. The goal of UNfDO Eralning progrannes is to inprove tbe skills and broaden theexperience of high-level technicar nEnagerial or administrative personnel engagedin industry, or in agencies, organizations related Eo induEtry and its developnentin developing countrlea. Accordingty, these operations address ttr'emselves to Personnel at lea6t at the pos!-graduate engineer or econonise level. 97. In its tralning operationa UNIDO emphasizes, ll']!g!ig, practical training(in-plant or on-the-Job) t the upgrading or updating of professional skills,transfers of Cechnological and lndustrial nanagemen! know-how and experience, o,itha view to enrarging tbe capacity for rnaking the right choice of both technology andA/40 /54e Enql lsh Page 21 equ itrment antl for deeeloPing appropriace inatigenous techDologiegt co-operation anong tlevelopinq countries ln induatrial tralning, assistance to lea€t develoPed countrles and sPecial rneasures nithln the franework of the Industrial Developlent Decade for Afrlca and greater Participatlon of eonen and youth in induetrial develop|Dent. 98. with respect to tratnlng of quallfled personnel ' the Fourth @neral conference of ITNIDO adoPted a reaoLution for the accelerated develoPnent of hunan resources for lnduatrlal development and reconmended that UNIDO should ... iassist develoPing countries to deternine thelr reouirenents for accelerated human resourcea deuelopment ln the fteld of industry and to nork out apProPriate Plans of action co neet those requ iren€ntEi. INTERNAf IONAI, IABOUR ONGANISATION 99. A major part of fl,o acclvllies lB allrected to Ehe tralning of national
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the development of human resources in industry, particularly in developing countries, with a emphasis on technology transfer and cooperation. It also mentions the training of personnel at the graduate level, which suggests a strong connection to education and employment.

**Category**
Industry, Education, Employment