text: medicines, passes to homes of recreation and medical treatment• which are granted on conditions of giving such passes on account of the means of state social Insurance and means of the trade union budget; d) for cultural-educational and physical culture measures; e) of the children for lowering the prices In the dining-rooms and buffets organizations and Intensifying the nutrition of the In the klndergareens, pioneer and health-Improving camps, as well as of the workers, who are treated In the preven­ toriums; f) for other purposes envisaged by the measures for social development of the labour col lectlves. The concrete directions of uti I !zing the fund of socio­ cultural measures and residential construction are determined by the administration of the organization together with the trade union committee. As e rule. 8-9~ of the fund of socio-cultural measures and residential construction of the given ~rganlzatlon may be spent for partial reimbursement of the expenses for maintenance of the obJects of cultural purpose and the pioneer camps. Premiums for outstanding achievements In science, technology. production organization occupy a special rank among the methods of stimulating scientific-technical progress. 426 The highest rewards In our country. that are awarded for these· achievements, are the Lentn and State Prizes. which are awarded by the Committee for Lenin and State Prizes. · This Comml·ttee Is composed of outstancl I ng sc lent tsts. -author I tat 1 ve managers of production. The prizes ere awarded once ennuellya to the birthday of the -founder of our state V.I. Lenin end to the anniversary of the Greet October Soclells-t Revolution. rt.e winners of these prizes ere awarded the title of-Laureate of the respective prize, they are awarded with bonoureb le badges.· Prizes of ··the USSR Council of Ministers ere awarded now for several • years ·for · outstanding echleveaents In science, 
analysis: The text discusses the allocation of funds for various purposes, including socio-cultural measures, residential construction, and prizes for outstanding achievements in science and technology. It also mentions the involvement of trade unions and the government in these initiatives. These themes suggest that the text is related to social and cultural development, rather than purely economic or industrial activities.