text: prograrnme. They study a variety of disciplines nostly relaEed to the development neeals of their coultlies. Head of Mission Funtl 4. The Head of Mission Fund is operated and administered by the Nett zealand High Conmission in Harare and supports small-scate alevefopnent Projects in the countries to lrbich the post is accredited - Botswana, Kenya, the united Republic of Tanzania, zambia and. Zirnbabwe. SADCC 5. New zealard makes a regul.ar contribution (SUS 100,000 yearLy through 1986-1989) to the Southero african Development Co-ordination Conference (SADCC). SADCC'S ain is to reduce menber countries' dependence on South Africa.A/44/960/Add.1 English Page2 ANNEX11 Information provided byGovernments relating totheprogress made intheimplementation oftheDeclaration onApartheid andits Destructive Consequences inSouthern Africa NEWZEALAND [Original: English] NEWZEALAND ASSISTANCE TOSOUTHERN AFRICA Bilateral aid 1.NewZealand hashadabilateral aidprogramme toAfrica foranumber of years. Itisconcentrated onthelong-term economic development (asopposed to short-term relief andrehabilitation) ofthefront-line andneighbouring States of southern Africa. In1989190 theallocation totheprogramme wasNZ$1.4million, comprising $1,125million forprojects andtraining, $125,000 foraHeadofMission Fundand$150,000 fortheSouthern African Development Co-ordination Conference (SADCC). ~rojects andtraining 2.NewZealand iscurrently African countries -Kenyaand which NewZealand isinvolvedinvolved inbilateral projects in theUnited Republic ofTanzania. areforestry anddairying.twosouthern Themainsectors in 3.Aswellasin-country project activities NewZealand offers training awards forAfricans tostudyinNewZealand. In1989therewere55students, fromeight different (mainly southern) African countries studying inNewZealand undertheaid programme. Theystudy avariety ofdisciplines mostlyrelated tothedevelopment needsoftheircountries. HeadofMission Fund 4.TheHeadofMission Fundisoperated andadministered bytheNewZealand High Commission inHarare andsupports small-scale development projects inthecountries towhichthepostisaccredited -Botswanal KenyaltheUnited Republic ofTanzanial Zambia andZimbabwe. 5.NewZealand makes aregular contribution ($US100,000 yearly through 1986-1989) totheSouthern African Development Co-ordination Conference (SADCC). SADCC's aimistoreduce member countries' dependence onSouthAfrica. I ••• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library^/ 44/ 960/ Add.L English Page 3 Nelson Mandela Scholarship 6. In 1988 New Zealaad establisheal the Nelson Mandela Scholarship. The Schoi,arship is a!f,ard,ed annually to an ANC nominee for tertiary study in New zealand' In 1990 there are two Nelsob Mandela schoLars studyiag in New ZeaLand. Multilateral assistance
analysis: The text appears to be focused on New Zealand's aid programs and assistance to Southern Africa, with a focus on long-term economic development, education, and training. The text mentions various projects and programs related to agriculture, forestry, and fishing, as well as the development of small-scale projects in countries such as Botswana, Kenya, and Tanzania.