text: 1111 1190 I'U ______________________________________________________ --------------- ._0 I uonT!lOTIO!IIVIID! OILIOATID !lLLOCATIOII !&LLOCATIOI/! !IIIT.ISTII.! IITII1TI!IOOICI0'mDS AIDTJPI0' 18SlSTlICISOIlAIIDISCIIPT[OIPIOPOSID !&LIaOClTIOI, ! !PIOIICTIOI ! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!------------!oI I IIlLPlOGIAI I Islit CAllAID11IITIIAICI 1.1a' 'OLOITAI' IIPATIIATIOI 3.0 3.0 1.1 nO.1b. ! ! !544.0 151.1LOCALSmLlIlIT IlImLIIDT!lllti-lectoral al.iltalce t~ro.,acO.I.ellil" !edacatiol, de,elopaelt ofIlall-lcale elter,ri.e. 'aid••ppleleDtar, aidtoildi,id.al ref.,eel140.1 1.3a! ! I ! U.O! IIn.o.PIOGUIII SUPPOITllDl. ! 1'(.0I .Seel.lele.(aidII ! !101.1• ! ------------------------------------------------------------------_._.-.-._-------------------._--------.--- ..._-------------! 411.1I714.0!455.0!8gb-total (1) SPlCIALPI0CIAIliSlit443.4! 114.4 111.2 11.0 0.1llT.O 36.0IIDUCATIOI ACCGUIT ".0!95'Di,er.it, .c~olarl~i,. ! !OTlIlTIUSTJUIDS ".3!lelief/rebabilitatiol a••i.talcetoI.ruldiret.rlee. IPro,rllle ••pport.Idad.ili,tratiol 65.0!IuliorProfe••iolalOfficer ! !IAIIB[AII'&TI[&TIOI OPIIATIOI17.0 &5.0 ------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! 1,035.4!153.0!1)9.3!Sub-total (I) 111.'! --------._._._-----_._.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! nl.1! !IIGULlIRUDOIT(3t ! -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! 1,513.1!117.0!694.3!GRAIOTOTAb(1-3) 115.4! ::::======:::::::===:::::::::::=====:::::::::::::::::::::::===::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: a/OblilatioD ilc.rreda,ail.to'erallallocalioD b/Of.~ic~USS4,111ilc.rreda,ai••to,erallallocatiolA/AC.96/75l(Part I) page18 1.4CAMlRQOR COunta' overview Statistical iDforaatioD 1.4.1 According togovernment estimates, thenumberofrefugees in Cameroon attheeDdof1989was48,630, ofwhom48,524 wereChadians living iuthenorthern provinces. Thedecline inthenumberofrefugees from51,160 on1January 1989wasduetothevoluntary repatriation ofChadians. The refugees beingassisted numbered 4,078,ofwhom3,700werelivingatthe ruralsiteofPoliParo. Some340urbanrefugees ofvarious nationalities and38Namibian students werealsobeingassisted byUNHCR. MajordeyelogmeDtl ADdacbievemeDts iD1989andthefirstgyarter of1990 1.4.2 In1989,UNHCRactivities continued tofocusonthevoluntary repatriation ofChadian refugees. Tofacilitate theirintegration intheir homeregions inChad,foodsupplies andrepatriation grantsweregiventoall returnees ontheirdeparture fromCameroon. 1.4.3 Because ofthedecline intheDumberofrefugees attheruralsite ofPoliFaro,discussions wereunderwaywiththegovernment authorities coneerDed forthetakeover ofUNHCRinstallatioDs andactivities, in particular inthefieldofhealth, education andagriculture. Durable ,olutioD' 1.4.4 In1990and1991,UNHCRactivities willconsist mainlyofpromoting andcODtinuing thevoluDtary repatriation ofChadian refugees. Thoseurban refugees ofChadian origin whowishedtoremaininCameroon after31July 1990wereobliged torelyontheirownresources sinceindividual assistance byUNRCR, saveinezceptional cases,endedonthatdate. ArraagomoDtl forimplemeDtatioD 1.4.5 TheCameroonian Government continues toofferUNHCRrefugee programmes itssupport andco-operation. TheGovernment hasbeenrequested toassumeresponsibility forthePoliFarocamp,sofarfinanced wholly by UNHCR. 1.4.6 AtPoliFaro,UNHCRprogrammes inCameroon arebeingimplemented by theCameroonian RedCross,whichisresponsible fortheagricultural and education sectors andotherself-sufficiency activities, andMedecins sans Frontieres (MS')(Switzerland), whichisresponsible forthehealthsector. ThePresbyterian churchatBueaimplements theeducation assistance to Namibian students., Care8l 1.4.7 urban Assisti income, other I Camerol Local 1.4.8 UNHCR primar activi VolUAt 1.4.9 Faroc JanuaI volunt repat! 1.4.l( operat downwl under ofont relatt furtht theSl Ezpenc Generl costs, Bdqca 1 1.4.1: educa l repat: been IA/AC.96/75l(Pert I) page19 General Programmes CareandmainteDaPce 1.4.7 Thevulnerable groupsreceiviLg assistance ere,forthemostpart, urbanrefugees requiring tempo~ary assistance withhealthorhousing. Assistance isalsoavailable forrefugees wishing toundertake
analysis: The text appears to be a report on humanitarian aid and relief efforts, specifically focusing on refugees and their repatriation. The document discusses the number of refugees, their living conditions, and the activities of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Cameroon. The text also touches on the topics of health, education, and agriculture, but these are secondary to the main focus on humanitarian aid.