disabilities. Similar care is available in the Army and Police Hospitals. The Child Health Institute provides services for children with various types of disabilities. Since 1988, there is also a surgical hospital and an orthopaedic workshop run by ICRC. In the provinces the hospitals of the Public Health Ministry provide medical services for people with conditions related to disability. These include the hospitals in Mazar-i-Sharif, Kunduz, Jawzjan, Herat, Parwan, Kandahar and Helmand. 15 2. Recommendations Immediate Action -Improve present procedures for the assessment and screening of people with disabilities at present living in Pakistan by reinforcing the existing mobile teams as well as by strengthening the links and cooperative efforts between the BHUs, the mobile units, and other professionals working in the refugee villages. -Medical services for people with eye diseases or visual impairments should be developed. Services are needed at all levels, from care of infections to surgical treatments for trachoma and cataracts. These services are needed in the refugee villages, but must also be incorporated into the development and strengthening of services inside Afghanistan. -Expand and strengthen medical services for people with mental illness. This should include an emphasis on psychological and social support, not just on medication. -Prepare and maintain a list of rehabilitation services. The list can be given to medical personnel so that they know what rehabilitation services are available and they can make appropriate referrals. Medium-Term Action -The development and strengthening of all health services for Afghans should include a system for care of those with conditions related to disabilities, including musculoskeletal problems, eye and ear conditions, and mental illness. UN Agencies: WHO, UNICEF, UNHCR 16 IV. REHABILITATION A. ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING 1. Present Programme In the refugee villages in Pakistan there are some rehabilitation services available for people with locomotor or visual disabilities. The major types of locomotor disabilities 
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the health sector in Afghanistan, specifically discussing medical services and rehabilitation programs for people with disabilities. It also mentions the need for strengthening health services and developing systems for care of those with conditions related to disabilities. The text does not touch on economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, international trade, culture, or science and technology.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief