text: with the Government of Somalia, detailed project documentation for the implementation of those projects and activities in the report of the Secretary-General as priority endeavours for a comprehensive programme of action; called upon UNDP, UNEP, UNSSO and FA0 to continue and expand their activities in Somalia, in co-operation with the Government of Somalia. and to protect and rehabilitate its damaged environment; recognized the important role that non-governmental organizations are playing with regard to programmes for the care, maintenance and rehabilitation of refugees, particularly in activities related to small-scale development projects, and in the fields of health and agriculture: requested the High Commissioner and the Administrate,. of UNDP to apprise the Economic and Social Council at its second regular session of 1989 of the progress made in their respective fields of responsibility: and requested the Secretary-General, in consultation with the High Commissioner and UNDP, to submit to the Assembly at its forty-fourth session a report on the proqress achieved (resolution 441152). Document: RePort of the Secretary General (resolution 441152). A/45/100 English Page 36 cv -to returnees and v In Ch& At its thirty-ninth to forty-third sessions, the General Assembly, gravely concerned by the effects of the unprecedented and persistent drought in Chad and conscious that the large number of voluntary returnees and displaced persons faced serious problems of integration as a result of the war and the drought, requested the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the United Nations Disaster Relief Co-ordinator to mobilise, in accordance with their respective mandates, emergency humanitarian assistance to the voluntary returnees an2 displaced persons in Chad; and requested the Secretary-General, in co-operation with the Disaster Relief Co-ordinator, to reyort to the Assembly at. its following sessions (resolutions 39/106, 40/136, 41/140, 421128 and 431143). At its forty-fourth session, n/ the General Assembly, taking note of the 
analysis: This text appears to be a report on humanitarian aid and relief efforts by the United Nations in response to natural disasters and conflicts in Somalia and Chad. The text mentions projects related to environmental protection, agriculture, and health, which suggests that these areas are crucial for the well-being of the affected populations. Additionally, the text highlights the role of non-governmental organizations and the United Nations agencies in providing assistance to refugees and displaced persons.