text: naintains close contact with the national liberat.ion movements recognized by OAUwith a vies to neeting their health needs. 5. WHO is also continuing to assisE in the improvement of Ehe health situation of the Palestinian people. lrtl{O continued its close collaboration with UNRWA through which assistance is provided in the fields of child health, diarrhoeal diseasescontrol, inmunization and environmental health. UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION lOriginal: Frenchl [1 April 198s] Support, for the Narnibian people I. In 1981, two project, documents were prepared by the International Bureau, one concerned with strengthening postal adninistraEion strucEures and the other withstaff training. The English versions of the project documents were addressed to the United Nations Connissioner for Narnibia and the UNDP Regional Director forAfrica. The Universal Postal Union (UPU) is still willing Eo implement theseprojects' which involve several grantE, postal eguipnent and Ehe recruitment of international staff as experts and volunteers. Support for Ehe Palestinian people 2. For 1986-1990 UPU has progranmed two four-year training grants in the amountof $48r000 for the Damascus Arab Fostal FacuLty.^/40/465English Page 15 IMERNATIONAL MARITII.IE ORGANIZATION lOriginal: Englishl tl April 19S51 The neasures undertaken by the International til,aritime Organization (IMO) aimedat t'he inplernentation of General Assembly resoluti.ons on self-deternination are asfollows: (a) The resolutions and reccrnmendations of the General Assernbly concerninginplementation of the Declaration are reported routinely to the Council of IIrtO forinfornation and action, as appropriate,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international organizations' efforts to provide assistance to various countries and peoples, including the Palestinian people and the people of Namibia. The assistance being provided is focused on specific areas such as health, education, and training. The text also mentions grants and equipment being provided, which suggests an economic component. However, the primary focus of the text is on humanitarian aid and relief, rather than economic development or other categories.