text: . · 1 d 1' b d h ed out that one of the main objectives in the commumtles not on Y save lves, ut prevente t e immediate future was to receive additional financial massive dislocation that occurred as people aban-doned their homes in search of sustenance and contributions. In that regard, particular mention shelter. Over the past 16 months, the rains had must be made of the donation of $1 million by the brought some improvement. However, one good Japanese philanthropist, Mr. Ryoichi Sasakawa, to rainy season could not be expected to undo the constitute the Endowment Fund of the University. In damage of several years of drought. Relief needs in addition, the Swedish Pax Mundi Academy and the Ethiopia remained substantial, and the root causes of International Public Relations Association, located the emergency must be addressed. in London, had made annual grants to the University. 9. Mr. WORKU (Observer for Ethiopia) thanked the Office for Emergency Operations in Africa, and 14. The accession of other countries to the Interna- in particular its outgoing Director, Mr. Bradford tiona! Agreement for the Establishment of the Uni- Morse, for the praiseworthy job done during the versity for Peace was essential to making the institu- crisis that had engulfed Africa over the past two tion universal. So far, 29 States Members of the years. In Ethiopia, the Government's Relief and United Nations had signed or acceded to the Agree- Rehabilitation Commission had done much to assist ment. The international community would demon- the several million people who had been affected. strate its commitment to the objectives of the Other Governments too had demonstrated their International Year of Peace, which were also the concern by assisting in a generous way. In other objectives of the University, if there were more 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the aftermath of a natural disaster, specifically a drought, and the efforts of various organizations and governments to provide relief and support to those affected. The mention of a "massive dislocation" and "people abandoning their homes" suggests a significant humanitarian crisis. The text also touches on the importance of long-term solutions to address the root causes of the crisis, including the need for sustainable development and international cooperation.