Part One contains information on United Nations technical cooperation programs which provide assistance on the request of the government concerned and are intended to help to prepare more people to contribute toward the progress of their countries by advising, showing, or teaching them or by giving them the opportunity to exchange and develop the information which they already have. Programs include services in the areas of human rights, social development, and public administration. Agencies providing additional relevant services are the International Labor Organization, the Food and Agriculture Organization, the Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and Children's Fund. Part Two contains information on programs of non-governmental organizations in consultative status. Assistance includes advanced education, literacy training, home-making courses, civic and political education, and training for social services, nursing, secretarial work, and kindergarten teaching. Appendixes contain specific examples of United Nations and non-governmental projects and activities and suggestions for further reading. (JK)