text: !OBLIGATlD !ALLOC1' ! !IIIT.I 1.1.12 In1989,obligations ezceeded therevised estimates dueto bigber-than-projected commonstaffcosts. Tberevised estimates for1990 underProgr....Support .adAdministration (PSA)bavebeenincr.ased to account forbigberstaffcostsduetotbetransfer ofaGeneral Service post totberieldService category. Theinitial 1991projections incluJe replacement ofavehicle andotherequipment wbichwaspostponed fromthe secondbalfof1989. Aaallocation fromtheEmergency Fundwasrequired for thefirstsizmontbsof1990inconnection withtherepatriation programme fortheAngolan. andZairians. 1.1.13 Asmentioned earlier, UNBCRfacilitated thevoluntary repatriation of35,553...ibian.intbeframework oftbatcountry's transition to independence. In1989,some•12million wasspentfortheNamibia r.patria~ion operation inAngolatocoverinternal transport, foodwhilethe returnee. wereintransit, transit centrefacilities andtheairlift operation.1,041.3 31.0 111.1• 441.1 1,en.1, 1 !--------_..._------ 1,111.1!1,' 11.e 11,714.1 !------------------!1I,lfi.1 ! !------------------141.1! !------------------!15,III,I! 1, _.----------------­------_._._._------A/AC.96/151(Part I) page9 OIICIIIPIID[TUII [IAlOOLl (ilt~ollaldl ofUlitedStateldollaflt ,------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UII 1"0 1nl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ a! &'ODT,IOTII!IBISID! .OBLlGATlI !!LLOClTIOI, !&LLOCATIOI'! !IIIT.I8TII.! ISTI"TI !1001C10'nlDS dlftPI0' '1InTAICISU"&IIIISCI[PTIOjPIOPOIII !&LLOClTIOII ! !PIOJICT[OI ! 1 ----------------------------------------------- ! ! 80.11,041.3 SO.O 111.& U'.I 1,ln••711.' no.o fI.O 744.0GI III'LPlOGI&1•I S(1) C'UliDIUITDUCI 51&.0 !Careaidlailtelalce alliltalce toSOlt~'frical !refl,eel 'OLOITillIIP&TII'T[OI ! ! 'Tra'elaidrelatedcOltlforlairillrefl.eel ! LOC&LSmLaar ! !&lli,talce towardllelf-relialce oflairill '6.5 !relt.ee,ilrlralarealaidIl,pleleltarJ ai.to !ildi,idlll refl,eelli,il'ilIrbaaare.. PIOGIOI. SUPPOIT•ill.! ! 714.3 !SeeAllflflIlid[[ ! aIIGDC' mD 1,Olt.S311.0 10.' 55.3 U1.0! ! ! ! 1--------_.._----------------------------------------- ._.._.....1· .1,lel.e, 1,'11,0' 1,51&.1!llb-total (11 t1,113.1! ----------------------- ..-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ..------------- 11.1 11,ft4.1101.0SPlCIiLPlOG1i••I 1(11 'OftDTUSTmu 1•.1"... 1,SIO.0'"Ii,taKe t.retlrlH' !Pro,r..eII,portaid'd.hiltratiol 15.6!SlliorProte"iolal Officer, !IilllliI"'''I'TIOI O.IIITIO.,1S.5 1----_---_...---------_..._._. . . •· . ,11,175.' !111,1! 1,4&4.S!llb-total (I) 1S.5! ,-------------------------_._._-------------------------------------------------------.--------_._._---------------------------,· . 141.1! !I18ULlI"KIT(SI1------------------------------------------------------ 1· . !15,el'.I! 1,IOS.'! S,IaO.4!GIlIITOTAL(I-St l,all.I! ...----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------­--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A/AC.96115l(Part I) page10 BOTSW~N~ Area..........•....•........••.•.•.•.................. 600,372 sq.km Estimated population •••••.•••••.•••••.••••••.••.•••• l,170,OOO (mid-a7) Population ~ensity••••••••••••••••••.••••••• Approx. 1.9persq.km Rainyseason.••.•••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• Approx. October-April Stati 1.2.; inte~ arec sectc indi~ MajOl1.2.1 estirr 190S rural urbaJ: assi! numbt vo1uI reset accel 1.2.: the1 re1a1 effe4 accel vo1ul thes4 of11 chan4 full: 1.2.' tobi will who, case 1.2. Coun imp1 Worl the some reseZIMBABWE *Settlement ot refugees orulsplaced person5ZAM81A SOUTHAFRICAGABORONE.BOTSWANADukwe* KALAHARI DESERTANGOLA OKAVANGO swAMPS If)O 200 300 400===:::j' --======11 KmNAMIBIA cA/AC.96/75l(Part I) page11 1.2BQTS1fAl!A COuntry overview Statistical informatiop 1.2.1 Asoftheendof1989,therefugee population inBotswana was estimated atabout850persons. Ofthese,469,comprising 204Ango1ans, 190SouthAfricans and75persons ofvarious othernationalities, wereinthe ruralsettlement atDukwe. TherestweremainlySouthAfricans livinginthe
analysis: The text appears to be a report or document from the United Nations, discussing the refugee population in Botswana, their settlement, and the humanitarian aid provided to them. The document also mentions the allocation of funds and resources to support the refugees. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a focus on administrative and bureaucratic matters rather than economic or scientific topics.