1.20.13 In1989,theEducation Account covered scholarships for25 students. For1990,theallocation willcovertheneedsof18 beneficiaries attheuniversity andhighertechnical levels. The reduction ofthefigureplanned originally hasbeennecessary because of limited financial resources aswellasincreases inscholarship rates. A similar numberofbeneficiaries isproposed for1991. 1.20.14 In1989,UNHCRspentsome$132,000 fortherepatriation operation ofNamibians fromTanzania. tocoveranairlift operation, health andassistance toindividuals whileintransit.A/AC;96/751(Part I) page102 UIICI11PII8["11 [I01['11IIPUlLIC OV'AI1AIIA ('It~ollaldlafUlitedStateldallarlt -------------------------------------------------------------------_._._-------------------------------------------------------- --------_.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------UNITED F OF CAMERC ICab.nda (ANGOLA) I I:.uango, .~ ~?,S ro..":1i1r/ /,?OKiz 40.01,&11.8! (11 SPie[ALPlOGRAIliS(21 !IAI[IIAIIPA'IIAT[OI OPII1'IO. !!OTlII'1U1T'OIDS !Pro,rllle supportaDdadlililtratiol !1.liorProfe'liolal Officer !!IDlCAT[OI ACCOOIT 40.0!25Ili,ersit, Icholarlhipl ! 35.050.0 U.I40.0 132.5111.0245.1 111.0 111.2 !Coullellial ler,icelaidluppleleltar, alsiltalce 1&1.2 !taiadi'idual ref.gees YOLolTAIIIIPA'I["[OI ! ! 1.4a.5.0 3.2 !Asgiltaace far,olultlr,repltriltiol ilcludill 3.2. ! !trlalpart lidallolllces ! LOCALSmLKlaT ! 1,115.1 .,111.0!1,014.9 !Iulti-Iectorll ..Iilt.lceforrefugeelilLikl" 91&.1 ! !lldlillllettleleltl IISmLKlUT ! ! 3.' '.0!5.0 !Coltloftrallport, ledicalelllilltiol, 5.0 ! !ICCOIOdltiol, foodlidtra,eldoc.leltl PIOGUIII SUPPOITlADI.! ! ! Sll.' 101.0!584.2! !SeeAllelelIaid[[ 520.1 ! ! ! 2,051.5!3,4'3.0! 1,854.5!Slb-total • n !CAllAIDIA[I'IIAlCI .._-----------_._._---------_._,._-----_._._---------------------------------._.--._._--------------------.-------------------- a/Obli,atiol ilclrreda,ai.lto'erallallocltiol::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::=::::::==:::::::~:::::::::=:::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::=:::!311.1! 15.0!40.0!Slb-total (21 !40.1! !----_._-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! !7'.1! ! !IIGULAI BUDGIT(3) ! !----_.._-------------------------------------------------_._-------------------------------------------------------------------! !2,517.4!3,571.0! 1,1'4.5!GIlIDTOTAL(1-31 !',151.8!1111! 1"0! ! lt91 !-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! !lIOnT!IOTD!UY[IID! IOUICI0''UIOS! !PROPOliO !OBL[GAtlD !ALLOCAT[OI/!ALLOCAT[OI/! AIDTlPIO,! SOIIAIIDISCI[P'[OI !ALLOCA'IOI/ ! ! !lIlT.UT[I.!UT[IATI! ASIISTlICI !PROJICT[OI ! -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!------------G1I1IALPlOGRAIIKS(11 o 10\).?oc'__=11 BESTCOPYAVAILABLE- A/AC.96/751CPart I) pageJC3 ZAIRE Area.....................•....•...........••........ 2,354,409 sq.km Estimated population •••••••••••••••••.•.••••••••••• 32,460,OOO (mid-87) Population density••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Approx. 13.8persq.tm Rainyseason••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• North-East: March- November East:September-May West:October-May SUDAN CRecepllOn centre*Refugee setllement 'WRegionofrefugeeInfluxHAUTZAIRE SHABA .~~***.Dilolo , • ~.OXisenge'...._~KASAIZAIRE •Cap:tal •Townorvillage ASub-office oFieldOrriceEQUATOR 0°EQUATEUR MOXICOLUNDA'SULe,Tembo •____ IfKabelflba ANGOLACENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC ............ zoen«C)UNITED REP. OF CAMEROON ()lOt)2003004005006,)0700 Ill:_.-=-~: t__~! --.... KmL.-..-_L__ ----l--- -------JA/AC.96/75l(Part I) ~age104 1,21ZAIRE Country overview Stat~tical information 1.21.1 Attheendof1989,therefugee population inZairestoodat some340,689 persons, ofwhom310,092 wereAngo1ans. Otherswerefrom Burundi andRwanda (25,294) andUganda(4,000), whileafurther 1,303were ofdiverse origin. Some100,000 Ango1ans, aswellassome6,300persons ofothernationalities, wereinKinshasa; 35,000 Ango1ans werelivingin Shaba;theremainder livedinvillages closetotheZaire-Angola frontier inBas-Zaire. Atthebeginning of1990,therefugee population increased asaresultofthearrival, intheAruareaofHaut-Zaire, ofsome40,000 Sudanese andUgandan refugees fromsouthern Sudan. Majordevelopments andachievements in1989andthefirstquarter of1990 1.21.2 ThegroupsofSudanese andUgandan refugees thatarrived recently inBaut-Zaire weresettled intheAruareaatRumu,Ingboko10, Ariwara andKeiro. Sincetheirarrival attheendofJanuary 1990,they hadbeenreceiving emergency aidfromtheauthorities andthelocal population, aswellasfromtheWorldFoodProgramme (WFP)andUNHCR.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on humanitarian aid and relief efforts in various countries, with a focus on refugee settlements and population statistics. It mentions education and health services being provided to refugees, but the primary focus is on the logistics and funding of these efforts.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief