text: 9' As of septenber 1984, the catholic Relief services lerninated its prog ranrne offood aid to refugees and wFp has net the entire needs for tbe renaining rnonths of1984 anal for 1985. rn 1984, $39,053 was obligated for the purchase ofsupplementary prote in-enr icheat foods for vurnerabre groups and for the feedingprogranme for asylum-seekers. At the tirne of rrritlng. it was eslimated that$10'000 would be needed in 1985 to cover the purcnase of fresh foodstuffs andcereals and an anount of $l?,000 has been proposeo for L9g6. Donest ic itens 10. An anouht of $175,000 !,as obligated for the purchase of blankets, sleepingnats, kitchen utensils, cooklng atoves and soap during 19g4. such purchases arecontinuing in the current year fron an arrocation of gz5,ooo and tbe sane anount isbudgeted for 1985 to replace used iterns and purchase tents for classroons. 4ealth ll' since 1981, nedical teans frelded by 'rDi€nste in uebersee,,, an agency tron theFederal Republic of Gernany, has proviriei preventlve and curative health servicesin both camps' The hearth education p.ogr"i.. tuun.n.a in t9g3 continued andenPhasis has been praced on preventive measures. As a resurt, the sanitation andenvironnental conditlons ln the camps have inproved considerably. A speclalprogranne for nonitoring the health of childrln under flve years of age and ofPregnant wornen was estabrished. Detection and control 0f tubercul.sis have arsobeen nonitored. Assistance waa provided for the purchase of edical supplies andeguipnent, for which 9182,885 l'as obligated auiing 198a. An anount of g10o,O0O hasbeen proposed for 1985 and the estinate for l98i is gl2o,9O0. Pr inary educat ion L2' Primary schoors estabrished in l9g3 continued in 19g4 under the supervision of
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the activities and budget of the Catholic Relief Services, specifically focusing on their humanitarian aid and relief efforts, including food aid, medical services, and education programs for refugees and asylum-seekers. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, international trade, employment, culture, or science and technology, which suggests that these categories are not relevant. The text does mention health services, which could be categorized under Health, but the primary focus is on humanitarian aid and relief efforts, which is why I believe Health is not the most fitting category.