text: 11. In conclusion, the meeting vras of the view that (a) there is a need to ensure continuing review of the progress made in the implementation of the activities and programmes contained in the report of the Secretary-General (A/40/353'E/L985/LL5 and corrigendum) and (b) further efforts need to be made to finalize the programme of assistance as envisaged in General Assembly resolutions 38/145 and 39/224. III. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY UNITED NATIONS BODIES AND THE SPECIALIZED AGEI{CIES L2. Additional information updating the information contained in the report of the Secretary-General (A/40/353-E/Lg85/LL5 and corrigendum) was provided by a number of organizations. This information is set out below'A/40 /3s3/Add.1 E/L98s /LLslAdd. I English Page 6 F. World Hea1th Orqanization 23. There is steady progress in the development of health centres in the occupied territories. T$ro such centres are formally designated as !{ortrd Health Organization (wHO) Collaborating Centres in Primary Health Care. Work is under way at the first of these centres, the Health Service Research Centre at Ramallah. The full responsibility for technical supervision of the primary health care research work which will be undertaken at each centre will rest with WHO. The overall objective of the work will be to support the undertaking of health systems research aimed at total coverage of the local population with primary health corer using the most appropriaLe technologY. 24. At Ranallah, where specific research projects are now getting under way, these ,projects will include an evaluation of a plan for expanded primary health care in the villages of the areai evaluative studies of the practices and outcomes of the work of traditional birth attendants as a component 9f primary health care, continuation of previous studies of growth and development of infants and childrenl evaluative studies on the effects of the intensive programme of immunization
analysis: The text discusses the progress made in the implementation of health-related activities and programs in the occupied territories. It highlights the development of health centers, research projects, and the evaluation of primary health care initiatives. This suggests that the category that best fits the text is related to health.