text: aimsatthefollowing measures: support fordisadvantaged groups by strengthening essential services intownsandother comm~nities inthe affected areas; protection ofnatural resources byrehabilitating the environment inaffected areas; enhancement ofmarketing potential and encouragement ofproduction byreinforcing basic infra~tructure intherural areas. TheAideMemoire prepared bytheMission wastobesubmitted totheA/AC.96/751(Part I) page74 Consultative GroupMeeting oftheWorldBankonSomalia scheduled forJanuary 1990inParisbutthemeeting didnottakeplace. Inlinewithitscatalytic role,UNHCRhasapproached theWorldBank,UNDP,andtheECatthe appropriate levelswithaviewtosecuring theirinvolvement inthefunding andimplementation ofthisproject. ArrADgemORts forimplementation 1.16.12 AllAnnual Programme activities inSomalia areimplemented through theNational Refugee Commission (NRC),aninter-ministerial bodycreated by thegovernment. Refugee unitswereestablished withinspecific ministries to co-ordinate assistance ineachsector. Implementation arrangements involve theRefugee HealthUnit(RHU)forhealthcaredelivery; theInstitute of In-Service Teacher Training (IITT)forprimary education andteacher training; theRafugee AdultEducation (RAE)unitforliteracy andadult education; theWomen's Education Department fortheFamilyLifeProgramme; andtheRefugee WaterSupplyDivision (RWSD)forwatersupply. Also,the Ministry ofAgriculture isUNHCR's andtheWorldBank'spartner in implementing theFurjano Refugee Settlement Project. Thetransport and distribution ofinternational assistance, including food,isundertaken by theEmergency Logistics UnitofCARE(ELU/CARE), whichisalsoresponsible forprocurement inthelogistics sector. Assistance toindividual refugees isimplemented directly bytheUNHCROfficeinMogadishu. Procurement inthe sectors ofeducation, health andwatersupplies andequipment, aswellas fuel,iscarried outbyUNHCR. UnitedNations Volunteers (UNV)assist UNHCR withproject monitoring andimplementation. Therefugee programme co-operates inSomalia withavariety ofdevelopment andrelief organizations, including NGOsandotherUnited Natio~s agencies. 1.l6.1J "FPisre3ponsibl~ fortheco-ordination offoodarsistance. In 1989; E~U/CARE cle3red 68,900 MToffoodfromMogadishu portand14,200 MT fromtheBerbera portinthenorth-west. Thetotalfoodrequirements for 1990,basedonanoverall planning figureof600,000 beneficiaries, aresome 107,400 MTofwhichWFPisexpected toprovide 48,100 MTatanestimated cost of•14.1million. Theactualfoodrequirements for1991willbere-assessed byUNHCRandWFPinlightofprogress achieved in1990infunding and implementation oftheSpecial Programme forDurable Solutions. Geperal Programmes CarsODd.aiRt_DODes 1.16.14 Obligations forcareandmaintenance operations in1989totalled $14.4million, including $2.2million forproject personnel costs. The revised 1990allocation is$7.6million, ofwhich$1.14million represent project personnel costs. Theallocation excludes $2.5million forinternal transport, storage andhandling expected tobemetbyWFP.Theallocation alsoreflects anumberofdiverse developments, someofwhichincreased costs whileothersprovided significant savings. Forexample, thedifficult conditions prevailing inthenorth-west further delayed theimplementation of certain planned activities, whichresulted insavings. Theprovision for procurement ofnewreplacement tru~ksfortheagingfleetwascancelled ~n favourofincreased funding forprocurement efspareparts. Importantreduc fort howev commc The ~ $7<2 signi ofUti sub-c planx Speci 1.16. alloc Sectc Food Tran: Wate Sani' Heal Shel Comm Lega Agen Proj 1.16 $1. the regi prog subs Prog with
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a refugee settlement project in Somalia, focusing on the implementation of essential services, infrastructure, and humanitarian aid. The measures mentioned include supporting disadvantaged groups, protecting natural resources, and enhancing marketing potential. The text also discusses the coordination of food assistance, procurement, and logistics. Given the emphasis on humanitarian aid, infrastructure development, and refugee support, I hypothesize that the text is primarily related to humanitarian aid and relief.