text: 13., 10.1 15.0WestAfrica LOCALSITTLKlKIT BeniD Ghana Liberia ligeru SierraLeone Togo RKSKTTLKlKIT Buin Galbi" Nigeria SierraLeone Togo WestAfrica .PIOGUIIIIK SUPPORTlADIt.Assistance lainl,toChadianrefugeelfor,oluntar,! repatriation ) ) )Developlut 01'self-helpactiVlt.Ies ialigena landedllcat.ional aBsistance atIOllerlidbl~htr Isecondar, le,el, I )Travelandrelatedcostsofresettle.elt16.6 36.5 ~.7 IIJ.J 13.0 35.1 llZ.0 135.4! !SeeAlneles(andIl 146.9 ---------------------------------------_. __.__._--------_. __._----_._------------------_ __.._.__.._---_..__----------! 1,110.7!1,819.4! 1,631.1!Sub-total (11 !1,191.0! -----------------------------------------_ .._------------------------------------------_ .._----------------------_ .._.._-------! ._------- coP"AVA\LA8\.E _________ ~8£11A/AC.96/751(Part I) page124 UIReRKlPKIIDITURK IN"~~TKIlNHIlIl:AICORtinUlldI (inthoul&nds ofUnitedStatesdollarsl --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1989 1990 ! U91!--------------------------------- 1 !1I001T IOTED! REVISED! SOURCEOFFUNDS Illto~(JliKD !OBLIGATID !ALLOClTIOI/! 11.LOCATIOIl! ANDTYPkor ~UNMAInDKliCk'PTION !ALi.Ol:A1'IIINI ! !lIlT.KSTI••!KSTUIATK! ASSISUNCK 'I'I«IJRI:1' 11111 !------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!------------! SPgelALPROGRAMM~~121 KDUCATION ACCOUNT 34.6 76.S Renin 121.~ 96.2 132.2 bur.ina FaRO J~univerSity scholarshlps Lll.2 0.3 Gllbia 2~.3 26.0 21.6 Ghana tiuniversity scholarships 22.h 70.0 70.2 84.0 1Iiberia IZ"niV~rslty scholarshiPs b4.4 33.2 42.4 hll Il"nlv~rsity SCholarships 42.41 37.1 41.0 44.8 Niger 10university scholarships H.K 23.3 Z3.3 22.3 Nigeria 18unlv~rsll1 scholarships ZZ.J ~2.0 31.2 41.2 Togo 10unlv~rslty 6chol~r~hlps 41.l'1.25 (2,3 (153 urba majo 1.25 cove inte proj inte acti were I.Z 36.3 70.S 3.2 14.4 42.&41.0!OTHKRTIlUSTFUNDS Nigerl& !Progra••esupport ~ndad.lnlstratlon !JuniorProfessional Urricer~ !Nigeria !NAKIRIA RKPATRIATION OPKiATIUN Ghana I.iber1& Nigeria Sierra ~eone1.25 Narni 1.25 Conf toE Deve !-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! 56~.~!411.4!389.5!Sub-total 12\! --------------_-- __.1 !RKGULAi BUDGET(31 311.7! !Nigeria !-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! 2,~93.9!2,290.8! 2,020.6 !GIlAND TOTA~11-31 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ a/OfwhichUS,10,614incurredagainstoyerallallocation b/orwhichUS,100incurredagainstoyerallallocation c/orwhichUS,2,019incurredagainstoyerallallocation d/OfwhichUS$1,000incurredagainstoverallallocation e/Obligation incurredagainstoyerallallocation1.25 assi ser\l 1.25 repe 1.2~ Unit Rwar r"ri,:LywmA/AC.96/75l(Part I) page125 1.25OTHERCOUNTRIES IHAFRICA Congo Statistical information 1.25.1 Attheendof1989,the,.-.were3,404refugees intheCongofromChad (2,321), Burundi (104),Cameroon (59),Central African Republic (305), Rwanda (153),Uganda (129)andZaire(340). Mostoftherefugees werelivingin urbancentres, inparticular Brazzaville, wherelackofemployment isthe majo:..-problem. Majordevelopments andachievements in19889and th~firstquarter of1990 1.25.2 In1989andearly1990,refugee assistance programme activities covered multi-purpose assistance andsocialcounselling aspartofthelocal integration, educational assistance, resettlement andvoluntary repatriation projects. Subsistence aidwasprovided to224persons in1989.Local integration wasfocused essentially onpromoting income-generating activities. Thirteen newmicro-projects weresetupandtwoexisting projects werecontinued withsupplementary funding. Durable solutions 1.25.3 Themostsiginficant development wastherepatriation of350 Namibians aspartoftheoverall operation undertaken byUNHCRin1989. Arrangements forilnplementation 1.25.4 TheUNHCRassistance programme intheCongoisimplemented bythe Conference episcopale duCongo(CEC),bytheNational Committee forAssistance
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the activities and budget of a humanitarian organization, specifically focused on refugee assistance and repatriation in West Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The report includes information on education, healthcare, and economic development initiatives, as well as budget allocations and expenditures. The text does not mention natural resources, industry, transportation, communication, international trade, or science and technology.