text: Assessnent in the North West reqion Support cosls National Refugee Conmission Programne support Radios and generaeor6 for the centres Tolal L4 642 69L L7. A description of chese reouiretnencs by sector is given beloh" These requirernents do noE include subnissions made to lhe second fnternational Conference on Assistance to Refuqees ln Africa under paragraph 5 (c) of General Assenbly resolution 37/Lg7 ' detaits of tbictt ire found in paragraPhs 627 to 756 of the r€port of the secreta ry-General (A/CONF.125/2). SuCh submissions conprlseo 14 i.nfrastruclure projects totalling $79.9 mil1ion. Food 18. During a t'ood Aid neelinq of representatives of donor countries' UNHCR and wFP, lrhich took place in sornaLia in Juty 1983' tbe Goeernnentts recuest for I20'000 tonnes of food nas accepted as a planning figure for 1984' In spite of Ehis decision, however' only sone 95,000 tonnes of food corunodities could be distributed i.n 1984 to cover the needs of refugees. Despite tbe laEe arrival of food shignents - lthich caused serious distrlbution problems during 1984 - the food situation rras generally better tban tn 1983. The figure of 120,000 tonnes has been retained for 1985. A breakdorrn by colTmoal i ly of the reouested 120'000 tonnes for 1985 forrows: /...unieed States dollars 918 426 5s2 000 518 000 78"1 702 423 750 26 252 36 561 245 000 35 0008 3^/40/586English Page 5 comnodity ce rea 1s Flour oil MiIK Corn soya ni lk Beans Dates TocalGovernment flqures l/ Source: WFplUMrCR.to and reported in 1986.or pledges a/ 75 683 26 707 8 338 7 202 6 4072I43 4 t25 130 605 Quantities exceeding 120,000 connesStocks in hand Positive (Negative ) ba lance ( tonnes ) 62 610 20 870I 348I 348 8 348I 348 3 12813 073 5 837 (r0)(r 146 )(1 941) (6 2051 997 r20 000 l0 60s
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the needs and requirements of refugees in the North West region, specifically regarding food aid and infrastructure support. It mentions international organizations such as UNHCR and WFP, and provides a breakdown of food commodity requirements for 1985. This suggests that the report is related to humanitarian aid and relief efforts.