text: 15. The progranne is intended to benefit., atlrectly or indi.rectLy, 6one200,000 returnees conprising 6ox0e I00,000 agr icul tural ists in cursun, Gode, Jlj19a,A/10/587 EngItEh Page 5 Kelafo and Degehabur dlst.rlctE and aooe 1OO,O0O PastoralisEo ln Degehabur, iIiJ19a, Kebri-dehar. Gode and Kelafo atlstricts. Certain aeclors of the prograone nlII need Eo be co-ordinated uitti other agenciea to enaure fueure inEegration lnto their longer-tern projectg. The nurDber of beneficlaries under thls nee Progranne i3 in keeplng nith the guidellnes that a returnee should not be asslgted trice under successive rehabllltation programea. Eoeever; the needs of the 120,000 returneee who have Prevlously b€en agslgted sill be reasEessed, takirE lnto conEideration the effect.s of the drought on Eheir present living conditiona. 16. the reEponsibility for luPletsentaf,ion sill rest ttiEh Ehe R€lief and Rehabilitation Coruroi. ss i on, the lforld Unlveraity Service of Canada, the Lutheran wor ltl !.ederat.ion and tbe Ethiopian water lforka conatruction AulhoriEy (EmcA). clo6e co-operatton rlll be ensured nlth che prograr0nes of the Uni Bed Nationa DevelopEnt Progranne, tbe Food and Agrlcul[ure Organlzatlon of the Uniled Nations and the Internatlonal Fund for Agricultural Developoent Eo avoid PoEsible aluplication and to ensure cotnplenenta r ity eith longer-ted develoPnental activities. VII. PROGRAIIIIE I,IANAGETiIANT 17. In 1984, UNCCR eEtablished a joint Co-ordinatlon office eitb the Relief and Rehabilitation connlgslon, ehlch deals exclusively rlth nattera related to the provl€lon of asslstance to refugees and returnees ln EthioPia- The Co-ordlnaEion Offlce is algo reaponstble for tbe inplemenEaEion of the care and naintenance project for sudanese refugees in Itang, in addition to co-ordibatir8 other assiatahce neasures inplenented by non-governnental organizaEiong. UNECRT tbrough its lield offlcee in Dire Dasa and Gamb€Ila, lE cl.osely moniBorlng ghe Prograflnesof assistance to returneeE and refugees in the country.
analysis: This text appears to be related to a humanitarian aid and relief program in Ethiopia, aiming to assist returnees who have previously been displaced due to agricultural issues. The program involves coordination with various agencies and organizations, and its goal is to provide support for the returnees' rehabilitation and integration into their communities. The text also mentions the impact of drought on their living conditions, which suggests that the program is responding to a crisis situation.