text: noninations for the other tlro are expected- This foflol's a similar project that provided three fellonships in botany, food technology and agricultural engineerinq. The second progranne has the objective of assisling the palestine fanilies of tbe Gilline and Ramadan refugee canPs in the Syrian Arab Republic in the irnprovetnent of production and efficiency in crop and livestock farming by providing facilities, knowledge, skills, naterial inputs and lecbnical leadersbip for demonslraeion and eraining nork' 6" Tbe fnternational Labour Orqanisation (ILo) has been involved in tt'o relevant projecls sponsored by UNDP. One proiect, relating to lhe promotion of vocational and technical education, is operational and airns at increasing the facilities offered bitherto in the field of vocational traininq by UNRWA centres, qovernmental services and privale institutions. The other projecE. inplenented in tbe second half of 1984, involved the training of 19 Palestinians througb vocational and tecbnical refresher courses at the ILo rnternaEional Centre in Turin. Further, an fLO expert in vocational training for wornen has been placed at the disposal of a project aimed at assistiDg palestinian womenrs instilutions in promoting vocational training possibilities. '7. The United Nations Educational, scientific and Cultural organizaLion (UNESco), as part of its long standing agreement with LNRWA, granted three fellor"ships in 1981, nine in 1982, nine iD 1983 and nine in 1984 to Palestine refugee educalion staff of UNRWA for special courses of training in overseas countries. In 1985, UNESCO has so far granted four such fellowships and mofe are expected later in the year.A/40 / 6L2 Engl ish Page 3 8. In Decenber 1984' the European Coffnunity agreed to finance 5 to 10 scbolarships for Pal.estinians fron Gaza for studies in EuroPe, the west Bank or j.n other Aratr countries during the 1985-1986 acadenic year. fdentification of suitable candidates was in process at the line of reporting.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various projects and initiatives focused on providing education, training, and assistance to Palestine refugee families in the Syrian Arab Republic. The projects aim to improve their livelihoods and economic stability, with a focus on agriculture, education, and vocational training.