text: School of Public Health, the Nursing School of Medicine of the University of Hawaii and other institutions in the United States . These organizations continue to offer training opportunities through fellowships and ~n-service training seminars. 87. The Trust Territory is affiliated with WHO, Western Pacific Region, and actively supports and subscribes to the International Sanitary Regulations and makes epidemiological reports to WHO. WHO and the health section of SPC provide technical assistance upon request. All ~spects of collaboration with WHO were transferred to the four constitutional Governments in July 1986. Each of the Governments now has direct agreements with SPC, UNICEF, UNFPA and ESCAP. Maternal and child health care, family planning programmes and communicable disease control are available. Federally funded programmes raised the immunization level for all children between one and six years of age to 95.8 per cent against the seven vaccine-preventable diseases. C. Community development 88. The Palau Bureau of Community Services provides youth development programmes, circulates video programmes on the dangers of drugs and alcoholism, is responsibl e for identifying and protecting the cultural and historical heritage of Palau and serves as a focal point for women' s interests. 89. The Palau Social Security System is administered by five Board members the Senate of the Olbiil Era Kelulau. to $1,871,867. Around 69.15 per cent has now been in operation for two years. It appointed by the President and confirmed by Additions to the system in 1988/89 amounted of the total was collected from 240 employers I ••• T/L.1274 English Page 17 and 5,595 employees ·who contributed to the system. Around 29.39 per cent is net income from funds invested in stocks and bonds and other marketable securities outside Palau. An employer's annual contribution is 3 per cent of up to a maximum 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the social and economic development of Palau, specifically focusing on the healthcare system, education, and community development. It also mentions the Palau Social Security System and its financial management.