text: etay at Dukwi. The settlement is under police supervision, who provide sQc\lrity, hence many police officers had to be moved to this settlement and surroundinq areaa. Oriqinally the settlement was intended to be manned by at least 12 police officers of different ranks, but becauee of the influx of refugees this number proved to he inadeauate and had to be increased? subseauently, both office and housinq acconrmodation became inadeouate. It is now necesnary that hoth office and houeing accommodation be increased to cope with the settlement reouirempnts. ThQ exiatinq office and housinq accommodation reoUire to be expanded as indicated here below: - (in puln) (i) Charqe office block with 8 offices, 2 storerooms, 240 tlcin 2 cells and a qenerator house (ii) 12 low-Cost houRes 261 600 (iii) Site work8 and services 48 500 (iv) Provision for professional fees 18 300 (vi Continqencies 39 000 Total 607 400 -- 2. Francintown Thie is the larqest tOWn Up north with all supportinq facilities for thQ Dukwi rofuqee settlement, a central point for the screeninq, processinq and monitorinq nf refuqeee. This town has a larqe concentration of refugees from any surrounding countries. A larqe number of police officers has been aRsionQd to handle rQfuqpc1.q only at the expense of other various qeneral police operations. Reinfnrcrmrnts from other centres have bpen provided. T’b dpal with the duties rQlatQd to r~fuq~~s and qeneral policinq, additional housinq, transport and radio QauipmQnt. will h+a rQauired as shown below: / . . . S/17453 Enqlish Paqe 53 (i) 21 low-cost houses (ii) Site ,jnd works services (iii) Provision Yor professional fees (iv) Continqenciea (in pula) 430 500 66 000 24 800 52 200 Total 573 500 3. Selebi Phikwc The Selebi Phikwe ia another main town which ie situated near both the Zimbabwe and South African horders. Most of the refuqces coming from these 
analysis: This text appears to be a budget proposal or plan for providing infrastructure and services to refugee settlements in Botswana. The text discusses the need for increased office and housing accommodation, as well as additional resources such as transportation and radio equipment. The text does not mention any specific economic development projects or natural resources, but rather focuses on providing basic services to support the refugees.