text: in loeer Shebelle as well as the construction of a ]2-kilonetre access road to ttle site are being undertaken. FaEn nachinery and eduipment are being procured for Iand clearance and sile preparaEion, and 21520 hectares are being ploughed andplanled. Assistance is also being extended to spontaneous refugee settlers in Furjano. in order to strengtben the economic base of their connunity. These activities are being irnplernented under lhe supervision of the ttlnistry of Agriculture and with the pareicipation of seueral voluntary agencies. The necessary surveys are no$' cornpleled and the inplementation of tbe Furjano settlernent is ready to start. rV. ASSISTANCE REQUIREMENTS 16. Assistance resuirenents for refugees in 1985 and the estirnated needs for 1986 are summari.red as follorrs ! Type of ass i stance Food (approximately 120,000 tonnes ) wa ter Hea Ith Shelter and dornest ic itens Transport and 1og i sl ics Corununal construction Education and corunun ily development Lorrer secondary educat ion Support of refugee serv icesStates !/7aI I750 000 111 000 286 000 740 000 173 000 488 000 I76 000 95 000 550 00079 000 000 a/ I 253 000I 365 000 780 0007 710 000 877 000I 29s 000 99 0002 7L4 000A/40/586 Engli sh Paqe 5 Tvpe of assistance Self-heLp act ivi t ies Loca I integral ion Counsell ing Supplenentary aid Hand icapped1986 States dollars ) 754 000 2 949 000 130 000 36 000 70 000770 000 3 520 000 16? 000 44 000 114 000 Total 97 308 000 4 of whicb $78 nillion provided throuqh other donors.99 709 000 tbe Vlorld Food Progranne or New arrivals for the 1 Novembe r 1984 loI December I98 5 Tvpe of assigtance Food (approxinacely 24,000 tonnes ) Shelter Health waEer and san i tati on Transport and logistica
analysis: The text appears to be discussing refugee settlement and relief efforts, with a focus on agricultural development, infrastructure construction, and provision of basic necessities such as food, water, and shelter. The text also mentions education and community development initiatives. The tone is more focused on immediate relief and settlement needs rather than long-term economic development or environmental concerns.