text: Air France Boeing 747 in use from 8 September for the period of a week C/ (c) Repatriation of refugees to Egypt C/ 4 12.8 1.4 (d) Assistance of non-governmental organisations Mdecins saris frontihres, ddecins du monde) at least L Total 19.2 (approx. 2.8 million ECU or 83.7 million) I.., A/C.2/45/2 English Page 7 GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF Status as at 20 September 1990: 1. Humanitarian aid rendered by the Federal Government to date: (a) Airlift Amman/Cairo, 29 flights accommodating a total of 4,609 persons G/ (b) Emergency supplies, including transportation, for the refugees (55 large tents, food) (c) Supplies by overland route (170 large tents, 20,000 blankets, 8 canteens/mobile field kitchens, 1 ton of tea) (d) Contribution to UNDRO/IOM for the evacuation of Asian refugees from Jordan (e) Contribution to ICRC efforts on behalf of the refugees Total German Government aid: m! (millions) 2. Funds for additional aid measures in the amount of DM 25 million will probably be allocated after the third supplementary budget for 1990 has been passed. In addition, it is intended to seek from the legislature authorization to commit DM 70 million for 1991. 3. Assistance by German non-governmental organisations (NGO): 41 (a) German Red Crosar emergency supplies, secondment of one physician, 10 hospital tents and 6 ambulances , value in excess of DM 1.5 million; lb) Caritarr Germany8 shipment of emergency supplies and contributions to humanitarian aid measures as well as to the repatriation of 1,800 Bangladeshis to date, valued at approximately DM 0.66 million; (c) Diakonisches Werk of the Evangelical Church in the Federal Republic of Germany, DM 0.476 million. -: at least DM 2.056 million ent value of aovernmenta& non-aovermnengal assfstancer at least DM 12.332 million (appror. 6 million ECU or $7.9 million) e/ Listing of NGO assistance is incomplete; it contains only those measures 
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the humanitarian aid and relief efforts provided by Air France, the German Government, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to refugees in Egypt and Jordan. The text highlights the transportation of refugees, provision of emergency supplies, and financial contributions made by these entities. Given the focus on humanitarian aid and relief, it is likely that this text falls under the category of Humanitarian aid and relief.