text: bave already been trained on srnaller plots. The assistance to such farrners, whlchrtill consist. nainly of equipnent, basic tools and fuel, will be linited in tine and should enable selected farnera to aEtain the desired level of self-suf fici ency. 31. The small nunber of self-help project.s starled in l9B4 have experienced many problems sucb as lack of spare parts and/or rnaterial. Tbere were aLso difficulties!.ith access to markets. ft is recognized that although these projects, whichprovide individual refugees $ith traininq and a source of income, have greaC merit,their inpacl is still linited due to the relatively snall nunber of refugeefanilies involved. ft is now necessary to develop the scope of tbese aceivilies and to reach a greater numb€r of beneflciaries. One possibility, !'hlch is the focus of the programnes, is the establiahment of credit schenes through which nore refugees can b€ asslsted to set up snall buslnesses and cottage industries.A/40/586 Engl ish Page 9 Loca I integ ra t ion 32. Durinq the first pare of 1985, implenentaCi.on of the Furjano project ras begun and planning for otber lntegration projects was continued. Counsell ing 33. By the end of !.985, the assistance needs of 1,600 urban refugeea in Mogadishu and Hargeisa t'ill bave been assessed. Thei! short-terrn needs are belng nret and neasures to achieve durable soluEions are beino planned, supplenencary aid 34. Assistance is provided to needy, newly-recogni zed urban asylum-seekere and other vulnerable refugees for a rnaximun perlod of six nonths or in the forn of special, one-time financial assistance to enable then to meet thelr baslc needs pending a durable solution. Legal assistance 35. A legal adviser withln the National Refugee Comnission is worklng in close co-operation with tbe UNHCR Legal Officer. ft ls foreaeen that lhe funds allocatedfor 1985 to cover the admlnislrative and other expenses of thi6 adviser will b€
analysis: The text appears to be discussing refugee assistance programs, including economic support, credit schemes, and legal aid. It mentions the establishment of small businesses and cottage industries, as well as the provision of basic needs such as food and shelter. The text also highlights the challenges faced by refugee projects, including lack of spare parts and access to markets. Based on this information, it seems likely that the category that best fits the text is humanitarian aid and relief, with possible overlap with economic development and employment.