text: withtimetheagency woulddevelop intoafullyoperational national refugee council. In1990,WFPwillprovide 6,600MTofbasicfood supplies worth$1.43million. General Programmes CareADdmaintenance 1.22.8 Theappropriations for1990and1991incorporate assistance to theANC,continuing refuyee registration andidentification, theoperation ofMakeniTransit Centre, maintenance allocations toneedyurbancasesand counselling andeducation services. Voluptary repatriation 1.22.9 During 1989,atot~lof3,575individuals returned home,while between Ja~uary andMay1990,some2,000retugees, mainlyAngolans and Mozambicans, registered forvoluntary repatriation. Mostoftiaesewere notabletocravel duetolackofresources fortheir rein~egration in theircountries oforigin. Thetrendofincreased interest involuntary repatriation wasexpected toc0ntinue. Appropriations for1990and1991 ar.basedontheass'~ption thatanymajorlarge-scale repatriation would becovered underaspecial appeal. Localsettlement 1.22.10 Theinitial 1990appropriation, asfor1989,hadtobereviewed asaresultoftheUNHCRfinancial situation. Thereviewwascarried out toidentify sectors ofactivity thatcouldbepostponed orreduced, while maintaining essential andlife-sustaining servic~s. For1990,activities include thecompletion oftherelocation ofMozambican refugees and assistance towards theachievement ofeconomic self-sufficiency inthe settlements. Programmes forurbanrefugees willremainbasically the same.For1991,consolidation andthephasing downofUNHCRprogrammes in UkwimiandMehebaisforeseen. Resettlement 1.22.11 Asmallallocation forassistance towards resettlement is foreseen forrefugees whocannotbesettled inZambiaandtherefore need toberesettled inathirdcountry. Programme SupportandAdministration 1.22.12 Theincrease in1989obligations, mainlyunderProject Personnel Expenditure (PPE), compared totherevised 1989estimate isdueto-:';i;i:- A/AC.96/751(Part I) page113 higher-than-projected commonstaffcosts. Therevised 1990estimates reflect thescheduled discontinuation ofaP~ofessional postbytheendof1990. The fulleffectofthis dis~ontinuation isreflected inthe1991projections. Special Programmes EducatioD_Accoun t 1.22.13 In1989/90, atotalof26students benefited fromUNHCRassistance attheuniversity andhighertechnical level. In1990/91, thesamenumberof beneficiaries isplanned. 1.22.14 In1989,UNHCRspentsoree$500,000 tofacilitate therepatriation of3,841Namibians fromZambia.'!!£iUi\i!2.)¥.~a:4i.g i.4245O:;;W.»4.P\,;44 '_;;: 1.'941&1.4 ._-~-.-..,,-..,.-..~.,~..,-,.....,- ........,~~.~..........._F.,.,."_...........,.s:;;w_.......-_,_,__ :_.itCMA#!IIC..... ....,k&i!IIlill$JIIIIIII~, ..""'"""","""""".i~"'_-"'-"'l."''; ,_24_.........:"""!It!'.'!"';''!''''',,,,,,,,, A/AC.96/151{Part !) page114 II.CIIIPIIDITUII I1lAllIA (i.t'a....d.ofU.itedState.dolla,.t -~._------------_._-----_ .._-------------._-----.- ...--------------------------------------------------------------------------.-ItIt Itll it91 !--------------_ .._---------------------------------------------------~-----------------------------------------eel -~----- ••• •• u ! _ G1IIIALPlOG1AI IIS(It!AlGUI! IOTD! IIYIID! !OILlQATII !ALLOCATIGI/!A'LQCATIOI/! ! !IIIT.IITII.! IITII&TI! 7.070.01t4.7 41t.41,010.0PIOPOIID !AbLOClTIO"' ! !PIOJICTIOI !SUlIAIIDISCIIPTIO. !SeeA••eie.IaidII !SOUICI0''UlDS dlTIPI0' AlSIITdCl !Acti,itiel relatil'to,ol••tar,repatriatioD !ilcl,dill tral.portco.t LOCALSmLDUT ! !eAUdDIAIlTlldCl !Iulti·lectoral a.,i,talce forref.ree.ettle.eltl !atUk.i.iaidlekebaaid'ehiclework.ko,. USmLDUT ! ! 7.0 !Tral.port aid'Ib,i.telce allo.alCe fortr"lit !CAl!l .PIOGWlI IIPPOIT•AOI.! !71.0411.1 !Co,••ellill.er,iee.,••b.i.te.ce allo~lce for !de.tit.te ref"ee.aidIcholar,kip. 'OLUlTAII IIPATIIATIOI ! ! 413.7! !1,313.1 '.1 131.0'1t.1 13.1'1.1 13~.0511.1 IU.II,"'.'a'3,711.0 !------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -~----------3,"3.1!4,'11.1! 3,330.3!llb·total ut l,to1.1! !--------_..._------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPieIAtPlOG1&I I I S(It 33.5 11.5!IDlCATIOI ACCOUIT 15.0!II••i,erlit,,ckolar,kip. !n.o B( !............... .- --_..............•....... -.__-•...._ - __.._.._--.-- !!-_............................•................ _---_ - _.__! ~745.1! nl.5!84.0!S.b·total (2t !84.0!nO.1 17.1 414.1 111.1!11.0!OTlIITIUST'OIDS !Prolrllle ••pporta.dad.ili.tratioD
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) activities and budget allocation for 1990 and 1991. It discusses various programs and projects related to refugee assistance, repatriation, and settlement. The text also mentions food supplies, counseling services, and education programs. Given the focus on refugee assistance and humanitarian aid, it is likely that the text is related to humanitarian aid and relief.