text: which have so far come to the knowledge of the Federal Government. A/C.214512 English Page 8 IRELAND Bilateral assistance to refugees from the Iraq/Kuwait crisis is as follows: (a) !b) (cl Repatriation of refugees to Egypt from camps on Jordan/Iraq border r/ 58 000 Government assistance for relief work channelled through: Irish Red Cross and ICRC Irish non-governmental organisations CONCERN and TROCAIRE 60 000 10 000 Assistance raised and distributed by non-governmental organisations CONCERN and TROCAIRE CONCERN has allocated tIr 200,000 for relief work, of which EIr 72,000 has been spent on administrative assistance, refugee transfers, tents, compact rations TROCAIRE 200 000 Food, tents, medicines 10 000 Intends to allocate &It 60 000 through Ceritas Jordan for food aid and other supplies 60 OOQ Total 398 000 (approx. 0.5 million ECU or $0.68 million) A/C.2/45/2 English Page 9 ITALY Bilateral aid to refugees from the Iraq/Kuwait crisis: (a) Repatriation of refugees and food aid ~1 1 billion (b) Repatriation of refugees by air from Amman to Dhaka otganized by UNDRO and IOM 1 billion (c) Emergency supplies (tents, blankets, nealth equipment) channelled through DNDRO 300 million (d) Food aid (rice) to be sent through AIMA 2 billion (e) Food aid (meat) to be channelled through the World Food Programme for the Jordanian population 1 billion (f) Food aid (rice) for Jordan 2 billion Total 7.3 billion (appror. 4.6 million ECU or $6.3 million) Additional aseietance ta being given by non-governmental organisations through direct contributions from the public, A/C.214512 English Page 10 LUXEMBOURG Bilateral assistance to refugees frorr the Iraq/Kuwait crisis: LJ.g (millions) (a) Repatriation of Egyptian refugees ~1 (b) Assistance to Government of Egypt for the repatriation of Egyptian refugees (c) Medical and other assistance to Jordan channelled through SCRC and Midecins sans frontibres (d) Repatriation of Bangladeshi refugees (e) Repatriation of refugees from Turkey 2.5 10 
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the financial assistance provided by governments to refugees affected by the Iraq/Kuwait crisis. The focus is on the humanitarian aid and relief efforts, with a breakdown of the specific amounts and purposes of the aid. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or industry, and only briefly mentions the transportation of refugees by air.