text: berepatriated isestimated at350,fromBas-Zaire andKinshasa. Large-scale repatriation fromShabaandBas-Zaire isanobjective greatly desired byallparties concerned. Assoonasfavourable conditions exist, thiswouuld beresumed butfinancial provisions arenotmadeatthisstage. Localintegration 1.21.9 Inviewofthesuspension ofthevoluntary repatriation programme fromShaba, UNHCRwasrequired toresumeitsassistance to Angolan refugees. Thus,in1990,fullassistance willbegranted to 15,000 refugees. In1991,only6,100refugees willcontinue toreceive fullassistance. Therevised allocation for1991showsanincrease over theoriginal allocation; the1991allocation, ontheotherhand,would amounttoonly40percentoftheincreased allocation for1990.Inorder tomeetfoodneedsupto31December 1990,WFPhasundertaken tosupply 2,977 MTofbasicfoodstuffs valuedat$1.3million. 1.21.10 Thereduction inthe1990allocation forrefugees inBas-Zaire wastheresultoftherepatriation thattookplaceduringthelastquarter of1~89andthedegreeofself-sufficiency attained bytherefugees. The earmarked allocation willpermitassistance (foodstuffs) forthe1,000 mostrecently-arrived refugees andfortheprovision ofseedsand agricultural implements tothe 1,~50refugees remaining fromtheoriginal groupinordertoenable themto~~tainself-sufficiency. Atthesame time,efforts weretobecontinued topromote therepatriation which started attheendof1989,withtheprospect ofaneventual UNHCR withdrawal fromtheregion. 1.21.11 Underthe1990localintegration programme, socialcounselling activities willbeconsolidated inKinshasa, theindividual assis~ance willbepartially maintained, andtheassistance methods andprocedures rationalized. Forthe1990-1991 schoolyear,provision hasbeenmadefor anoverall budgettofinance 2rimary andsecondary education inthe various regions ofthecountry (Kinshasa, ShabaandBas-Zaire). Thetotal numberofbeneticiaries isapproximately 8,930pupils;itwillbereduced to6,100pupilsforthe1991-1992 schoolyear. Resettlement 1.21.12 In1ge9,refugee resettlement wasexclusiveiy concerned with beneficiaries seeking familyreunion orneeding medical treatment. In 1989,34refugees wereresettled inCanada, var~'us countries inEurope, andintheUnitedStates. Afurther sixrefugees areawaiting departure toCanada. In1990,efforts willbecontinued topromote resettlement whereappropriate inneighbouring countries inAfrica.A/AC.96/75l(Part 1) page107 Programme Support andAdministration 1.21.13 Theincrease inthe1989obligations, forbothProgramme Support andAdministration (PSA)andProject Personnel Expenditure (PPE), compared withtherevised 1989estimates, isduemainlytohigher-than-projected commonstaffcosts. Therevisvd 1990estimates underPPEreflect the delayed discontinuation ofoneProfessional andtwoGeneral Service posts andtherelated increase innon-staff costs. In1990,anallocation from theEmergency Fundwasrequired inconnection withtheprogramme toassist theSudanese andUgandan refugees inHaut-Zaire. The1991projections reflect thenetresultofthediscontinuation ofsixGeneral Service staff atther.ubumbashi Sub-office andthecreation oftwoProfessional, one FieldService andtwoGeneral Service postsinthenewly-established Sub-Office atAru. Special Prqgrammes Education Account 1.21.14 Therevised allocation for1990andtheallocation requested for 1991tofinance assistance withuniversity education intheformof scholarships for115students remainunchanged.,A/AC.96/751(Part I) pap;e108 UIICIIIPIIDITUII 11ZAIII (iat~oulalds ofUaitedState.dollarl) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ult U90 19t1 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! AIOOIT IOTHD! IIVISID! SOOICI0''UIDS PlOooSID OBLIGATID !ALLOCATIOI/!ALLOCATIOI/! AID"PlO' SUIIAIYDKSCIIPTIOI !ALLOCATIOI/ ! !IIIT.ISTI'.! IITIIATI! ASSISTAICI !PROJICTIOI ! -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------,------------GI IIIALPlOGIAI•IS(I) 1.9alCAllAIDIAI.TIIlICI !Iulti-sectoral careandlaiateaance aa.i.talce !toSudaleserefugeesinlaut-Zaire VOLUITAIY IIPATIIATIOI !1,12E.9• ------------------------------------ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!5,034.0!3,310.1! 3,551.1.Sub-tota! (I) !3,513.4!ANG It•93.2 ZOO.5108.1 !SeeAnnele.IaDdI[ ! ! ! !!U!IGIICY 'UIDProlotion ofresettle.ent includingtravel .andrelatedcosts !PROGRAIII SUPPOITIADI.!11.9 SPKCIALPROGIA••IS(2)841.3 &04.0
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the activities and budget of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The report discusses the repatriation of refugees, local integration, resettlement, and humanitarian aid. The text also mentions education and health programs, as well as administrative and logistical support. The focus of the report is on providing assistance to refugees and internally displaced persons, rather than on economic development or environmental issues.