text: recommended, that the members of the Executive Committee would co-operate more closely with UNHCR, that specialized agencies would devote attention to the refugee problem and in particular that UNDP would take into account the presence of refugees when calculating the Indicative Planning Figure. 40. In paragraph 39 (g) of its report, the Temporary Working Group recommended that the measures envisaged should not entail additional burdens for countries of asylum. Those countries, which were mostly developing countries were already making a considerable contribution, and the implementation of some of the measures envisaged in the report, such as the involvement of refugees in the local economy, would depend essentially on the sitxiation in those countries and on their domestic legislation. 41. The Executive Conunittee was to approve UNHCR's budget for the second half of 1990 at the current extraordinary session. His delegation hoped that it would be commensurate with the integral and interrelated needs of refugees, viewed globally and sympathetically, and that the new opportunities occurring for durable solutions for refugee problems in virtually all regions would be grasped. To do otherwise, in other words, to temporize in order to save a little money, would be dangerous as the situation could only worsen. Unfortunately, if UNHCR's budget for the previous three years was compared with projections for 1991, it was apparent that resources were far from adequate to meet the needs of the growing number of refugees. 42. Mr. AIT CHAALAL (Algeria) fully endorsed the remarks made by the representative of Yugoslavia, who had stated the position of the non-aligned countries. Although the report of the Temporary Working Group was not completely satisfactory, it was nevertheless acceptable. A/AC.96/SR.449 page 9 43. In order to perform its mission UNHCR had to comply with the mandate with which it had been entrusted and which was based on two fundamental principles, 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the budget and support for refugees, which is a humanitarian issue. It also touches on the need for international cooperation and the involvement of specialized agencies, such as UNHCR, UNDP, and others. These organizations are focused on humanitarian aid and relief, and the text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or other sectors that are not directly related to humanitarian aid.