text: has hindered the planning of locaL integration for rural refugees. As resettlernent placenent has not kept pace with denand. voLuntary repatriation has renained tbe most viable of che standard durable solutlons pronoted by UNHCR. 5. As r,tas reported last year, a Tripartite Comnission, comprising the Governnents of Djibouti and Echiopia and uNHcR, was constltuted to study and pronote the voluntary return of refugees to their country of origin. The final neeting of the Connission took place in Djibouti in Novenber 1984. The three parties concerned agreed to end the organized repatriation programme at the end of 1984 and to close the Ali sabieh camp. tr'rom septenber 1983 to Decenb€r 1984, there were 24 organlzed repatriation movenents by raiI. A total of 2,005 fanllies uere voluntarily repatriated and nany others returned on tbeir own inltiative. III. ASSISTANCE TO D.]IBOUTI 6. In the context of these developnents, UNHCR assistance programne in DJiboutiitself has again been directed nainly tor,,ards tbe care of refugees at AII sabieh and Dikhil, nhere efforts to inprove living conditions are continued. Assistance neasures, which have been kept constantly under review, have consisted larqely of food distribution, lnprovenents in the supply and storage of potable eater and the upgrad ing of sanltary conditions.A/40/588 Eng ll shpaqe 3 7' The Djibouti covernrnent has continued to act as uNHcRrs nain inplenentlng partner, through its "office natronar drassistance aux r6fu9i6s et sinistr6s'(oMRS) ' Al-r basic food itens nere donated througn the cathorrc Relief servicesun! :1,: norld Food programne (wFp). a n,.rnUei oi-rroluntary ag€ncies assist uNHcRand oNARS with specific aspects of the assistance progranmes, including primaryeducation, vocarional training, ransuig. ;i;;;;;; adul-t educarion, medtcal care and agricultural act ivi t ies. 8. A detailed descriptlon of assistance provided by UNHCR in t9g4 in the :.:49:= follor{s, along r.rith projected r"guir"..nts for 1985 and 1986. ForoeEal rs, see document A/AC.96/65j. Foodva r iousfurther
analysis: The text primarily discusses the situation of refugees in Djibouti, the efforts of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to assist them, and the agreement to end the organized repatriation program. The text also mentions the assistance provided by UNHCR in terms of food distribution, improvements in living conditions, and other services. Given the focus on humanitarian aid and refugee assistance, it is likely that the text falls under the category of Humanitarian aid and relief.