text: those which are conducive to the reconstruction of Central American societies and economies. In addition, to carry out, with the co-operation of the aforeSSid aqency, proqremmes to create jobs and provide vocational treininq and instruction and also for the application of appropriate technoloqies desiqned to make qreater use of the manpower and natural reSourcea of each country. 58. To request the support of the Pen-American Health Orqanizstion and UNICEF, and of other development aqenciee and the internationel financial community, to finance the Plan for Priority Health Needs in Central America and Panama, adopted by the Minister8 of Health of the Central American Isthmus at San Joad on 16 March 1984. Section 2, COMMITMENTS WITH REGARD TO REFUGEES THE PARTIES undertake to make the neceeeary efforts: 59. To carry out, if they have not yet done so, the constitutional procedures for accession to the 1951 Convention relatinq to the Statue of Refugees and the 1967 Protocol relatinq to the Statue of Refuqees. 60. To adopt the terminology eetablished in the Convention and Protocol referred to in the foreqoinq paragraph with a view to distinquiehinq refugees from other categories of miqrants- 61. To establish the internal machinery necessary for the implementation, upon accession, of the provisiona of the Convention and Protocol referred to in paraqraph 57. 62. To establtsh machinery for consultation between the Central American countriee and representatives of the government offices responsible for dealinq with the problem of refugee6 in each State. 63. To support the work performed by the United Nations Hiqh Commissioner for Hefuqees (UNHCR) in Central America and to establish direct co-ordination machinery to facilitate the fulfilment of his mandate, 64. ho ensure that any repatriation of refuqees is voluntary, and is declared to be so on an individual basis, and is carried out with the co-operation of UNHCR. 
analysis: The text appears to focus on the reconstruction of Central American societies and economies, with a specific emphasis on creating jobs, providing vocational training, and applying technologies to utilize manpower and natural resources. It also discusses commitments regarding refugees, including their protection and repatriation. These themes suggest a connection to economic development, humanitarian aid, and health.