text: (c) Resolution 44/661 (d) Meetings of the Courth Comitteor A/C.4/44/SR.S and g-16; (01 Plenary meeting% A/44/W.80. / . . . A/45/100 English Page 331 . . * * . 118. PLfars bv &mber St&~.6 of study and tralm for m At its ninth session, in 1954, the General Assembly invited Member States to offer facilities to the inhabitants of Non-Self-Governing Territories not only for study and training at the university level, but also for study at the post-primary level as well as technical and vocational training of an immediate and practical value, and requested the Secretary-General to prepare a report for the information of the Assembly, giving details of the offers made and the extent to which they had been taken up (resolution 645 (IX)). A similar invitation has been reiterated by the Assembly at subsequent sessions and, on each occasion, the Secretary-General has been requested to report to the following session on the implementation of the relevant resolution. At its forty-fourth session, u/ the General Assembly invited all States to make or continue to make generous offers of study and training facilities to the inhabitants of those Territories which had not yet attained self-government or independence and, wherever possible, to provide travel funds to prospective students: urged the administering Powers to take effective measures to ensure the widespread and continuous dissemination in the Territories under their administration of information relating to offers of study and training facilities made by States and to provide all the necessary facilities to enable students to avail themselves of such offers: and requested the Secretary-General to report to . the Assembly at its forty-fifth session (resolution 44187). Document: Report of the Secretary-General (resolution 44187). 119. Ql&&&n of Eaet At its fifteenth session, in 1960, the General Assembly decided that the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the provision of education and training facilities to inhabitants of Non-Self-Governing Territories, with a focus on the General Assembly's resolutions and the Secretary-General's reports. It mentions study and training at various levels, including university, post-primary, and technical and vocational training, as well as travel funds for prospective students.