text: 60 40 20 0 ;> ~ Proportion ofBoysandGirls 1950-51 (42.000 PupIls)198"'-85(3...5.8....Pupils) .~Boys 73.6% -42-~,!ab!~4 TrainingplacesinUNRWAtrainingcentres (academicyear1984/1985) syrianArabGaza LebanonRepublicJordanWestBankSt!!2 Ramallah DamascusKalandiaRamallahMen'sGaza SiblinvocationalAmmanWadiSeerVocationalWomen'sTeacherVocational TrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingGrand Centre~CentreCentreCentreCentreCentreCentre CentreTotaltotal MFMFMFMFMFMFMFMFMF A.Vocationalandtechnical education1.POst-preparatorylevel!I352-53311-32528-328--120- -604-23451632508 2.post-secondarylevel£I256-1266210213019672192--168----8724321304 -- Total608-6597310216272472520--288--604-32175953812 B.pre-serviceteacher training----235215-- ---390 350---5856051190 I..WIGrand·total608-6597333','37772472520- -678350-604-380212005002 !ICoursesareofferedinmetal,electricalandbuildingtrades. £ICoursesareofferedintechnical,commercialandpara-medicalfields. ~Centrewasinoperativethroughouttheyear. '..,)'>.1-~_'Wa/Othercountries were:Algeria (1malestudent), Iraq(3maleand 2femalestudents), SaudiArabia (2malestudents), SouthYemen(1malestudent), Sudan(1malestudent) andTurkey (1malestudent).~:Inaddition, during1984/85, twoscholarships fromtheWorld Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)wereawarded torefugees inresponse to anappealbytheGeneral Assembly initsresolution 39/990of14December 1984 0 thirdscholarship fromthesamesourceiscurrently beingnegotiated. These scholarships aretenable outside theareaofoperations.total 48 18986 2738017814192 2 253 91Grand Others!ITotal M F M F 2 33 8Egypt M F 3West Bank M F 456 5 3102115Jordan M F 3101 1 3512530459(academic year1984/1985) 5831Syrian Arab Republic M F 11 694 42 17 Total -44-Lebanon M F-Table5 University scholarship holders byfaculty andcountry ofstudy Engineering 15 Medical and para-medical Artsand sciencesTable6 Medical care••rvice. (asat30June1985) TYpeofservice A.Out-patient care 1.Curative servicesSyrian Arab Lebanon Republic JordanWe.t BankGa.a Strip 'I'Otal !IIncludes attendance formedicalconsultations, injection., dre.sings .ndskinandeyetreatEent. ~Consultations aremonthly foragegroup0··1year,bi-.cnthly forag.group1-2y.ars,andtri-.onthly foragegroup2-3years.Numberofpatients Numberofattendances. Medical treatment!I Dentaltreatment 2.Maternal andchildhealthcare pregnant women (average monthly attendance) Children below3years (average attendance) ~ SChoolchildren examined Routine immunizations B.In-patient care Hospital bedsavailable Numberofpatients admitted Annualpatient/days per~,OOO population ratio172020107561 287308 117568 112209796666 8461715138031227055 82164912226564631334 22002 22295 56587 30197 28039159120 951 1119 3008 1694 4738 11510 9180 12804 31679 17209 32354103226 5430 12356 26383 17046 19818 81033 43672 45778 127743 40208 111063 368464 345 56 252~ 274 560Y1487 15346 3458 946 12364 30497 62611 408 68 15 321 311 179 •£IIncludes 38bedssubsidized bytheAgencyatprivatehospitals, ther...ining214areavailable against reimbu~sement scheme. 21Includes 59bed.atUNRWA.aternity centres, 35atBureij TBhospital andthereaainln9 466are available against reimbursement sch••e. -45-Chart2 ~ Diseases ...Agency-WIde 1967-1984 8 •5 O-:f51~IlI"--lIlI~70~71~72':"""-:7:!:"3-7'4r-::o7S:"'"'"'"7II-:77::':""':78~"':""':':80:"":"'B1-:IlZ:C:83!:'"":'B4 YEARJO -46-O':!:"-:"~.!""":!70~71-7Z:r-:n:!:'""':"'~75!:"":!:7I-:T7:!:"":7I!""':!7I~IO~81~IIZ!""':!U~lI4 YEAR0.,...70717Zn'"7571T171'"1081IIZ831I4YEAR7 ZIlOIS I:i' 2Table7 Numberofbeneficiaries ofUNRWAfoodaidprogramme ~/ (1July1984-30 June1985) Syrian Arab Lebanon Republic Jordan£/West BankGaza Strip Total I 4 IA.Supplementary feeding 1-Middaymealfor beneficiaries 10304 5056 8303 7907840439974below15years 2.Milkprogramme for 63731197227568104782412880519beneficiaries below3years 3.Extradryrations Pregnant andnursing
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the activities and programs of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in 1984-1985. It provides data on the number of students, teachers, and refugees, as well as information on education, healthcare, and humanitarian aid programs. The text also includes statistics on the number of beneficiaries of UNRWA's food aid program and the number of patients receiving medical care.