text: 33. Disabi li ty-re lated actlvlties of the Food and Agriculture organizatlon of theunited Natlons (FAo) include the areas of food policy and hutrltlon, which aln atthe prevent ion or control of disabllities caused by rnalnutrit ion and undernutritionin deveLoping countries. of plant protection. whlch pronotes the safe use ofpesticides, and of tand and rdater deve lopnent, whlch involves prevention ofA/40 /7 28 Eng1-i sh Page ll debilltating and disabling occupattonal diseases assoctated with agricultural andwater-borne dlseases in rural connunlties. FAo has alEo directed attent ton toidentifying off-farn actlvities in which disabled Dersons should have equalopportunit ies for enploylEnt. 34. lihe Unlted Nations Educat lonal, Sclentlfic and CultuEal Organlzatlon (UNESCO) haa developed and executed progranmea concerned rrith the proEotlon of educationalopportunities for disabled personB, the organlzation and managenent of speclaleducation projects and the training of personnel, Education progrannes for adultghave been designed for prevent ion and early aletectlon of ausablrltteg in theLrchildren. Technicar and financlal support haa been provided to Menber states attbeir request for preparing and carrying out educational acttvlttes concerningdisabled persons. 35. The rnternatlonal civll Avlation organizatlon (rcAo) has aat@ted a nunber of recommendatlons to facilitate alr travel of and ensure accesa to facllitles forpersons $lth d i sabi Il t ies. 36. One of the main contributions of the World HeaLth Organizatlon (wBO) to tbeinplenentat ion of the i{orld progranne of Act loF has been the lntroductlon of theconcept of comnunity-based rehabilitation, ehich is based upon the prlncipte8 ofprinary health care. ttHo supports and oollaborates rrith covernrnenta, organizatlonsof the united Nations systen and non-gove rnnental organlzations in establlshing corsnun itv-ba sed rehabilitatlon projects and progrannes, whtch now exlat in25 developlng countrte3. nHo also pronotes and provldes support for research inthe dlsability field in a nunber of countries, it provides aupport for nanpot erdevelopment for plannlng and delivery of rehabllitatlon servlceat anal lt advocatesand pronotes the ialea of conmunity-based rehabilltatton through varioue rnedla rlncluding its periodic publlcation Vtorld Health. 3. Epployment of dlsabled persons wlthin the United Nattona systen
analysis: The text appears to focus on the efforts of various international organizations to promote the well-being and inclusion of people with disabilities. The activities mentioned include education, employment, health, and rehabilitation programs, which suggests that the category should be related to human development and social welfare.