in the figures provided. 2. Community development and social matters Kwajalein Atoll Development Authority 317. The Council was impressed by the work being undertaken on Ebeye Island by the Kwajalein Atoll Development Authority, particularly with regard to the COnStrUCtiOn of classrooms, the renovation of existing water tanks and gutters in public housing and the construction of a fresh water treatment facility. This should do much to imprOVe existing conditions on the island which have long been regarded by the Council as inadequate. Water conservation and treatment 318. The Council notes that the Northern Mariana Islands is seeking to meet United States public health drinking water standards and has sought assistance from the Administering Authority to achieve this. It notes that the Administering Authority has allocated over $16 million for various capital improvement projects in order to enhance the economic and social well-being of the people of the Northern Mariana Islands. 319. The Council notes that individual water catchment systems have been constructed in Palau using a block grant from the united States Department Of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The Council considers this a very sensible use of resources and recommends that consideration be given at the local level to providing better catchment systems in other areas, Since the Territory as a whole is not naturally endowed with a plentiful supply of fresh water, water conservation programmes deserve the highest priority. Community development projects 320. The Council cannot stress too highly the importance it attaches to community development projects. It once again applauds the activities of the Civic Action Teams and hopes that these will instil a sense of self-reliance into the local population. The Council urges the territorial Governments, in co-operation with -44- .* -2 the Administering Authority, to make official funding available at the local level 
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on community development, social matters, and environmental issues, which suggests that the category should be related to community development, social welfare, and environmental conservation. The text also mentions economic development, as it discusses capital improvement projects and funding for community development, which further supports the idea that economic development is relevant. However, the text does not have a strong emphasis on industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid and relief, culture, or science and technology.

**Category**
Education, Health, Humanitarian aid and relief, Natural resources and environment