text: 45.Underthetermsofparagraph 3ofitsresolution 44/243 B,theGeneral Assembly decided thattheUnited Nations FundforNamibia should continue to operate inordertoensure theorderly completion ofallprogrammes andactivities currently financed fromitundertheNationhood Programme Account, theGeneral Account andtheInstitute forNamibia Account. Underthesameresolution, anew United Nations TrustCommittee fortheUnited Nations FundforNamibia was requested, withtheagreement oftheGovernment ofNamibia, totakethenecessary measures toensure thecompletion ofongoing programmes andactivities currently financed fromtheUnited Nations FundforNamibia. Accordingly, arrangements will bemadetocomplete activities within available resources oftheFundwiththe guidance oftheTrustCommittee andtheagreement oftheGovernment ofNamibia. I ... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/2 English Page14 1.Nationhood Programme Account 46.TheNationhood Programme Account oftheFundcurrently finailces 11training andeducation projects forNamibians invarious fieldsofstudy. Twoofthese projects provide funding fortheUnited Nations Vocational Training Centre for Namibia inAngola, whichistoberelocated toNamibia inlate1990orearly1991. Itisanticipated thattwoprojects willbecompleted in1990,twoin1991,fivein 1992,onein1993andonein1994. Basedoncurrent expenditure projections, and without takingintoaccount anyfuture income underthisaccount, theclosing balance oftheaccount attheendof1994iscurrently estimated at$1,084,300. Further details areprovided inannexes IlandIIItothepresent report. 2.General Account 47.Theindividual scholarship programme oftheGeneral Account currently provides sponsorship for185Namibian students, themajority ofwhomarestudying at university levelintheUnitedStates ofAmerica. Inaddition, theGeneral Account supports sixtraining projects similar tothoseoftheNationhood Programme andone project thatmakes amajorcontribution totheoperating expenses oftheNamibia Secondary Technical SchoolatLoudima, Congo. Italsoprovides social andmedical assistance forexpatriate Namibians inneed,generally students, andcovers the returntravel expenses ofscholarship holders whohavecompleted theirdegrees. 48.Undertheindividual scholarship programme, itisanticipated thatfinancing willbeprovided for79students in1991andfor30in1992. Nofurther financing isanticipated thereafter. Asregards thesixtraining projects referred toabove, itisanticipated thatthreewillbecompleted in1990,twoin1992,andonein 1993. Theassistance rendered totheNamibia Secondary Technical School undera project fromthisaccount should continue untiltheendof1994sincethe Government ofNamibia hasindicated itsintention tokeeptheschool openatleast foranother fiveyears. 49.Basedoncurrent expenditure projections, andwithout takingintoaccount any future incomefortheaccount, anegative closing balance of$2,569,400 is currently anticipated. Initsresolution 44/243 B,theGeneral Assembly requested theSecretary-General toappeal toGovernments, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations andindividuals forvoluntary contributions tothe United Nations FundforNamibia. Accordingly, everyeffortwillbemadetosecure suchcontributions tomeetthecurrently projected deficit intheGeneral Account. Inaddition, theSecretary-General willconsult withtheTrustCommittee andthe Government ofNamibia onothermeasures thatmayberequired tocomplete activities undertheGeneral Account within available resources, including thepossibility of transferring appropriate activities totheNationhood Programme Account inviewof itscurrently projected surplus attheendof1994. Further details areprovided
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the financial management and allocation of resources for the United Nations Fund for Namibia, specifically regarding the Nationhood Programme Account and the General Account. The programs and projects mentioned are related to education, training, and social assistance, which suggests that the category would be Education or Humanitarian aid and relief. However, the text also mentions vocational training, secondary technical school, and social and medical assistance, which could also be related to Employment or Health.