text: refugee6 as provided for in paragraph 11 of resolution 194 (ISI) had not been effected, that no substantial progress had been made in the progrsmme endorsed by the Assembly in paragraph 2 of its resolution 513 (VI) for the reintegration of refugees either by repatriation or resettlement and that, therefore, the situation of the refugees continued to be a matter of serious concern8 expressed its thanks to the Commissioner-General and to all the staff of the Agency, recognising that the Agency was doing all it could within the limits of available resources, and also expressed its thanks to the specialised agencies and private organisations for their valuable work in assisting the refugees; reiterated its request that the headquarters of the Agency should be relocated at its former site within its area of operations as soon as practicablet noted with regret that the United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine had been unable to find a means of achieving progress in the implementation of paragraph 11 of resolution 194 (III) and requested it to exert continued efforts tower& the implementation of that paragraph and to report to the Assembly as appropriate, but no later than 1 September 1990; directed attention to the continuing seriousness of the financial position of the Agency, as outlined in the report of the Conxnissioner-General8 noted with profound concern that, despite the commendable and successful efforts of the Commissioner-General to collect additional contributions, the increased level of income to the Agency was still insufficient to covet essential budget requirements in the current year an8 that, at currently foreseen levels of giving, deficits would recur each year; and called upon all GoVermMntSr as a matter of urgency, to make the most generous efforts possible to meet the Mtioipated needs of the Agency, particularly in the light of the budgetary deficit projected in the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the situation of refugees, the efforts of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) to assist them, and the financial challenges faced by the agency. It mentions the lack of progress in repatriation or resettlement, the need for increased funding, and the importance of the agency's work in addressing the humanitarian crisis.