Corunittee has designed the official Hong xong enblen for the Year ln blue and green, based on the United Nations ernblem, and attractive pubtications for the Year have been produced. fn June 1984, a press conference held by the Comnittee to publicize the year in llong Kong received wide coverage in the nass media. A set' of guidelines on the thenes and objectives of Che Year has aLso been dravrn up to assist organizalions in planning their activities and prograr rles for Ehe Year. India! a Working Group on the InternationaL Youlh Year has b€en set up by the covernnent of India under the chairmanship of Ehe secrelary of sports. Besides representatives of the concerned central governnent departments, Che Slate^nion Territory governrnents, Nehru Yuvak Kendras (Nehru Youth Centfes), universitie6 and non-official voluntary youth organizations are also represented in this Croup. The croup has finalized fornation of sub-groups to advlse it on policies and programrnes to be underlaken as part of the celebrations of lhe Year. Different state level co-ordinating committees have been created and a number of Indian non-governmental organizations are very active in preparations for Che Year. The Conrnittee for the Year organized a Naeional Day on the Yeaf, a National Youth Week, work experience canps in rural areas, a national conference of 10,000 students in New Delhi and a consultation on national youth policy, Other type6 of activilies conducted in fndia for the Year are: national lnlegraCion canp6, trade and art exhibitionst a national sports festival and a national youth anards schernet environnental progrannest and the assessment of leglslation effecting youth. 4lglEgig! the Indonesion National Co-ordinating Committee is located in the MinisEry of State for Youth and Sports. The Comnittee has undertaken an irnportant long-term project fof youth leadership training with UNDP support and in co-operat ion with TNESCO and UNV- This project is being inplenented by the
**Analysis**
The text discusses the preparations and activities conducted for the International Youth Year, including the design of an official emblem, publication of materials, and organization of various events and programs. The focus is on youth-related initiatives, and there is no mention of economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, or international trade. The text also touches on education, employment, and humanitarian aid, but these are not the primary focus. The activities and initiatives described seem to be more related to cultural, social, and community development.

**Category**
Education, Culture, Humanitarian aid and relief