text: health situation in the camps remalns satlsfactory. The RHU intends to continue its efforts to reduc€ infant mortality in carnps' to control najor diseases, to enhance nutrition and to traln the community health workers and the traditional birth attendanes as r'ell as other 6taff in order to reach these objectives. Funds have been budgeted by ITNHCR in the current year to improve sanitation, to provide medicine and eouipment and to continue ali. the services provided by the Unit' According to a health report ln 1984, the overall health situaEion nas stabl-e and primary health care progranmea nere operating in al1 camps durinq that year' Refugees learned the inportance of vaccination, clean ualer, sanitacion, Iatrines, etc. and were taught to treat/control diarrhoea tbrough sinple salt' sugar and water preparations. Refugees are now aeare of the necessity of medical care. Shelter and donestic i tens 22. The objective of this assistance is to provide refugees t ith basic dornestic iEems 6uch as soap. blankets, kitchen utenslls, lamps, buckels and tarpaulins' Most of these itetns are diEtribuged in lhe refugee camps as needed' while othera are used as incentivea to participation in any of che self-rellance activities undertaken in the canps. Transport and logistics 23. Funda bave been budgeted by UNFCR in provided through the Emergency Logistics leasing and operation of a light aircraft speedy transport of personnel, medicinesthe current year to continue a1l services Unit rnanaged by CARE. These include tbe used for medical evacuation and tbe and urgently required relief iEens. Conmunal eonstruction 24. In 1984, an additional 50 classrooms and connunity centres t'rere built and the coflununity buildings, airstrips and feeder roads in the Noreh wesC, G€do and I-ower shebelle regions were rnaintained. The con6tructlon of sone 80 classrooms and
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the humanitarian efforts and services provided to refugees in camps, including health, education, and basic necessities. It also mentions transportation and logistics, communal construction, and self-reliance activities. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, industry, international trade, employment, or culture.