Team A Central Babelthuap Departed by car for centra) Babe1thun.p Ngatpang Met with community leaders and the general public Aimeliik Angaur Peleliu Met with community leaders and the qenerol public :ream B Departed by boat for Angaur Met with community leaders and the general public Departed by boat for Pelelju Met with community leaders antl the qenentl public Departed by boat for Koror -51-4 February 5 February 6 February Koror Koror Koror Koror and Airai Activities Attended a working luncheon given by the President of Palau and senior officials Met with Chief Justice of Palau Met traditional leaders Observed preparations and arr<mgements [or polling day Met representatives of Kltal-Reng Met representatives of Otil A Belaud The Mission formed five teams: teams ll, B, C D and E Team A Observed polling places Team B Departed by boat for Eastern Babellhunp Eastern Babelthuap Observed polling places in NgchesAr, Ngerngesang, Ngersuul (Ngchesar State); Melekeok; Ngiwal Departed by boat for Koror Team C Departed by boat for Western Babelthuap Western Babelthuap Observed polling places in Imeong, Ngermetengel (Ngeremlengui State); Ngarc1mau; Ollei, Yebukel, Mengellakl (Ngm-chelong State); Choll, Ngebuked, Ulimang, Elab, Ngkeklau (Ngaraard State) Team D Departed by car for centraJ HabeJthnnp Central Babelthuap Observed polling pJ nces in lbob<Hl(J nncl Ngatpang (Ngatpang State); NgerkeaJ uncl Ngchemiangel (AimeJiik State) -54-6 February (continued) 7 February 8 Febr_uary 9 February 10 February Angaur Peleliu Koror Koror Koror Koror Koror Tewn E Departed by air for Angaur Observed polling place in Angaur Departed by air fo1 E'eleliu Observed polling place in PeJeJiu Departed by boat for Koror Mission as u vJ!10le observed counting and tabulation of votes Mission observed counting ancl 1.0huJ ot1on u[ votes Mission observed counting ;cm(l t-.abuJ <1\:.ion o[ votes Hiss ion continued i t:s observ;ol\: . .i<Jn o [ t!JP 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report of a mission to observe the electoral process in Palau. The activities described involve meetings with community leaders, traditional leaders, and representatives of various organizations, as well as observations of polling places and vote counting. The mission seems to be focused on ensuring the integrity and transparency of the electoral process, rather than any specific economic, environmental, or social development goals. The text does not mention any specific projects, initiatives, or policies related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transportation, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or science and technology.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief