59' The resources of the Trust Furd have provlded aupport for flve main areas ofactivity: (a) pronotional activlties ln connectron with the observance of the lggr fnternational year of Disabled persons, (b) support to organtzations of disabledpersons, (c) data colLection and applied ,""""i"t, (d) trainlng and (e) lnfornaCionexchange. These areas nere identlfieat initially i.n connection {ith thepreparations for lhe fnternatlonal year of Disa;led persons (A/36/47L) and r{rererefined in the liqht of the adoption by the cenerar Assenbly at its thirtlr-seventbsession in resolution 37/52, of lhe worlal progranrne of Aclion concerning Di8abledPersons and its proclanation of the period r9;3-r992 as the united Nations Decadeof Dlsabled persons,,in its resolution 37153.A/40/7 28 English Page 16 Table 2. AreaNumber of projects Percentagevalue (us dollars) Pronot ional activit ies Support to organizations of or concerned lrith disabled Persons Data col-lection and applied research Training Infornat ion exchanqe Total16 33 16 6 5IL2173 023 417 845 15 2 796 344 074 33 851 I131 599z5 I2 100 60. Table 2 indicates Ehat one Chlrtl of the Projects supPorted by the Trust Fund have involved support to organizacions of, or concerne'l trith' disabl-ed personsi and this has aLso been the prtn;ipal area of actlvity recelving support fron the resources of the Trust Fund. Training actlvities, togetber r,ith data co]'lectj'on and applied research account for neariy tuo flfchs of the projects supported and of Trust Fund resources dlsburaed. This pattern of disbursenents indtcates that nearly 85 per cent of the Trust Fundts regourcee have been directed to efforts ained at strenqthening and imProving national capabil-ities and institutiong' particularly of disabled persons thenselves, to deal effectively nith equalization of opportunities of aisarried persons, alisability Prevention and rehabililation' 1. Prolect achi evenents 61. Promotional activities. A grant of $Us 46,678 fron the Trust Fund enabled the holding of regional techn-lcal neetings and seminars 'lurinq 1980 and 1981 ln Africa' Asia and the Pacific, Lalin Arner ica and the Caribb€an, and liestern Asia' Attendance of particiPants fron least deve loped countriea in these neetings contributed to the developnent of nine national, subreqional and reglonal projects in tbe disability field, for which the Trust Fund made additional grants totallinq $us 126,345. 62. S
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the activities and projects supported by the Trust Fund, which focuses on promoting the rights and well-being of disabled persons. The projects seem to be primarily focused on capacity building, training, and awareness-raising, with a emphasis on strengthening national capabilities and institutions. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, which suggests that it is not primarily related to these categories.

**Category**
Health, Education