3. The vievrs of the Conmi ss ioner -Genera I of UNRWA remain as stated in theSecretary-ceneral,s report of I August fgg4 (A/39/372. para. 3). The Agency doesnot envisage being invorved in plans such as those referred to in paragiaph l ofthe resolution. f,ihile it does not oppose measures voluntarily accepted by refugeesto improve their J'iving conditions. it '/rill strongry object to any ittempt to forcethe refugees to comply with any particurar scheme. rn any event, the Agency wouldexpect to continue providing services to any refugees lrho are retocated from theircamps as fheir status as refugees ana erigibirity for uNRwA servi.ces wilr. not beaffected by the mere face of such relocation. At present. of the 357,704registered refugees in the West Bank, 266,473.l-ive outsj-de the caops.
**Analysis**
The text discusses the views of the Commissioner-General of UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) regarding the relocation of refugees from camps in the West Bank. The agency's stance is focused on the protection of refugees' rights and services, rather than economic or environmental aspects. The text does not mention specific economic development projects, natural resources, or environmental concerns.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief