182.TheAgency's 1986budgetestimates willbenecessarily affected bythecontributions received in1985andthelevelofcontributions whichmayreasonablybeexpected for1986. Totakeaccount ofthelatestinformation available, the1986budgetestimates, together withanupdated reportofthefinancial statusof theAgencywillbesubmitted duringthefortieth session oftheGeneral Assembly asasupplement tothisdocument. Notes !IDetailed information onUNRWA's accounts for1984iscontained intheAudited Financial Statements fortheyearended31December 1984(Official RecordsoftheGener~l Assembly, fortieth session, Supplement No.5C(A/40/5/Add.3». -37-~IStatistical information* Table 1. 2.ANNEXI Numberofregistered persons (asat30Juneeachyear) Distribution ofregistered population (asat30June1985) 3.Distribution ofrefugee pupilsreceiving education inUNRWAschools (asat endOCtober 1984) Chart1:GrowthofUNRWAschoolpopulation, elementary andpreparatory cycles, 1950-1985 4.Training placesinUNRWAtraining cent~es (academic year1984/1985) 5.University scholarship holders byfaculty andcountry ofstudy(academic year1984/1985) 6.Medical careservices (asat30June1985) Chart2:Communicable diseases Agency-wide, 1967-1984 7.Numberofbeneficiaries ofUNRWAfoodaidprogrammes (1July1984-30 June1985) 8.Distribution ofareaandinternational posts(asat30June1985) *Furtherstatistical information onUNRWAeducation andhealth programmes isgiveninthefollowing UNRWApUblications: (a) UNRWA-~~SCO Department ofEducation Statistical Yearbook, 1983-1984 (b)AnnualReportoftheDirector ofHealth, 1984. FOrmoredetailed information onthefinancing oftheAgency's programmes, seethe audited financial statements fortheyearended31December 1984andReportofthe Boa=dofAuditors (Official Records oftheGeneral Assembly, Fortieth Session, SUpplement No.SC(A/40/S/Add.3). -38-I~I~~lj.i~i Table1 Numberofregisteredpersonsy (asat30Juneeachyear) Field19501955196019651970197519801985 Lebanon127600100820136561159810175958196855226554263599 SyrianArabRepublic821948833011504313597115871718404220936'244626~ Jordan506200502135613743688089506038625857716372799724 westBank----272692292922324035357704§I:t Gazastrip198227 214701255542296953311814333031367995427892 Total914221!!I905 986112088912808231425219163270718443182093545 !IThesestatisticsarebadedonUNRWA'sregistrationrecordswhichareupdatedcontinually.Thenumberofregisteredrefugeespresentin th~Agency'sareaofoperations,however,isalmostcertainlylessthanthepopulationrecorded.TheAgency'sbUdgetedex~nditureisbasednoton theregilltratinnrecordsbutontheprojectednuabersofbeneficiariesofitsservices.In1984/1985,atotalof3~3,287refugeesenrolledin educationortrainingprogrammes,1.8millionwereeligibleforhealthcareand103,857destitutepersonsreceivedElpecialhardshipassistance. Additionally,te~raryemergencyprogra.mesweremountedfor4,350strandedintheEgyptiansectorofRafahfollowingthere-estab1ish-entofthe borderbetweentheSinaiandtheGazaStrip. !!IThistotalexcludes45,800personsreceivingreliefinIsrael,whoweretheresponsibilityofutmHAuntilJune1952.-~._:......'L_~•.,_,~._;~,~,:;.;.....J.:~-.• _••ljniiiiefrliiMiij~'fffiif('i'l¥i'n"ifjnBItI'iili#StlrfYti',Biii'r+htfflJ,;.FiH;iiii:'i'*iI;c}__ri_~';;';.~,,~,;,ji.,';;~"';;";."""',.,2,"""""'-"",,', $..7R""iij'rj'jriit1fii'i%*.M'_wittn7i1"ffl5w ..;c'.:;r:":i~.;:;;:.;.;,j~~irdii4_~ ...~~~~~,;,.; I'M.74-'"t. '>li_4>.~--;;lWir'(15 1-7'....iIIIi:i•• tnt"{I .i~ \ ~.,'! "~;) .~ J IiJoio,:-,•.r-o•Table2 Distribution ofregistered population (asat30June1985) Percentage of registered Numberof '!'Obl CIDlP Registered persons population not Field population cups population!I notincallps incallPS Lebanon 263599 13 135941 127658 48.43 SyrianArab Republic 244626 10 79330 172077 70.34 Jordan 799 724 10 244626 597974 74.77 westBank 357704 20 92588 266473 74.50 Gazastrip 427892 8 236486 191406 44.73 '!'Otal 2093545 61 788971 1355588 64.75 ~ !IThetotalcamppopulation ismadeupasfollows: 737,957 registered persons 35,349persons displaced asaresultoftheJune1967hostilities ~ndsubsequent fighting intheJordan valleyinearly1968whoarenotregistered withtheAgency (seepara.124) 15,665persons whoareneither ~egistered persons nordisplaced persons. il·'---lI;;' ;;it ~ J_~_I• Table3 \ DistributionofrefugeepupilsreceivingeducationinUNRWAschoolsy (asatendOCtober1984) NumberNumber'1'Otalnumber ofofNumberofp~pilsinNumberofpupilsinofrefugee UNRWAteacherselementaryclasses~preparatoryclasses~pupils FieldschoolsBoysGirlsTotalBoysGirlsTotal Lebanon841201121711183024001525253121056434565£I SyrianArab Republic1151568181541648734641889081821707251713£I Jordan1983817469014521992120228562067443530135650 WestBank9812971310815223283315!?5760511160839939 GazaStrip145228032762295416230311236104382167483977Y I.....ITotal640101631230961183002413965379150657104448345844 !IExcluding100,896refugeepupilsatte"dingelementary,preparatoryandsecondarygovernmentandprivateschools. ~Includingnon-eligiblechildrenattendingUNRWAschools,whonownumber52,386.Ofthese,12,566areinthe GazeStrip,whereallrefugeechildrenhavealwaysbeenregardedinpracticeaseligibleforeducationservices. SI1,027refugeepupilsdisplacedfromLebanonareatpresentattendingUNRWAschoolsintheSyrianArabRepu~lic. 21Excluding1,578refugeechildrenattend16pre-schoolcentresservedby42teachers.· . · . · .· .Chart1 GrowthofUNRWA SchoolPopulation Elementary andPreearatory Cycles 1950-1985 · . · . · . ••••• I•••••••••••••· .· .·.· .360 340 I, 320 .* 300 ;I280 260i'240c C(/) ::J220.2-c:20u-0 lit180Q. ~160 '0 ~140 CD.JJ E120 ::JZ 100 80
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The text appears to be a report on the financial and operational activities of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). It provides statistical information on the number of registered refugees, refugee pupils receiving education, medical care services, and other programs and services provided by the Agency. The report also includes information on the Agency's budget and financial situation.

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Education, Humanitarian aid and relief