Developpment etlaCooperation (OFADEC), assisted bytheSwissDisaster Relief CorpswasUNHCR's operational partner insetting upafoodtransportation and distribution system. Themedical sectorwascovered byseveral agencies, including Medecins sansFrontieres (MSF)(Holland), Medecins duMondeandthe Senegalese RedCrossSociety. Othersectors wereeither implemented directly bytheUNHCRfieldofficeorbyotherintergovernmental bilateral orvoluntary agencies.1 $ b: p: m, 1 M b i e t t o S T s m 1 a F t s Cl J ] 11 ] (A/AC.96/75l(Part I) page67 1.15.6 During1989,some5,300MToffoodsupplies valuedatsome S1.9million weremobilized boththrough UNHCRandWFP.Inaddition, bilateral contributions ofcomplementary andsupplementary foodwere received. In1990,WFPwasproviding forbasicfoodneedswhileUNHCRwill seekcontributions tocoverthesupplementary foodneeds. Foodbeing provided byWFPfor1990amounts toatotalof5,800. MTvaluedatS2.8 million. General Programmes Emergency fund 1.15.7 Anemergency programme waslaunched inJune1989toassist Mauritanian refugees inSenegal. Theinitial planning figure wasfor15,000 beneficiaries andanallocation fromtheEmergency Fundwasmadetocoverthe immediate needs. Theinfluxcontinued andbymid-August 1989therewere estimated tobe43,000refugees inneedofassistance. Theallocation from theEmergency Fundwasthenincreased substantially inAugust 1989tocover theimmediate needsoftheincreased case10ad. TheInternational Committee oftheRedCross(ICRC), incollaboration withtheSenegalese RedCross Society, hadbeenproviding assistance attheearlystagesoftheinflux. Theallocation fromtheEmergency Fundwasusedfortheprovision of supplementary/complementary food,transport/logistics, domestic items, medical care,sanitation andshelter. Localsett1emept 1.15.8 In1989,foodwasprovided byanumberofvoluntary agencies, WFP andtheEuropean Community (EC),aswellasbyUNHCR. The1990programme is planned for50,000beneficiaries andcoverssectors suchas transport/logistics, domestic needs,water,sanitation, health/nutrition, shelter, education, agriculture, fishing, incQme-generating activities and administrative support. Asimilar programme isforeseen in1991butwith increased emphasis onself-sUfficiency. Careandmaintenance 1.15.9 Some120urbanrefugees willcontinue tobenefit fromcareand maintenance, aswellaseducational assistance attheprimary levelduring 1990and1991.Therevised 1990allocation reflects increased operating costs. Thesewillbeoffsetin1991byare3uction ofpersonnel inthe implementing partner. Programme Support andAdministration 1.15.10 Thesavings inthe1989obligations compared totherevised 1989 estimates areduetothepostponement oftheplanned mOVEtonewoffice premises. Theupwardrevision oftheinitial 1990estimates underProgramme Support andAdministration (PSA)ismainly duetotheupwardrevision ofthe postadjustment multiplier andtoexchange ratevariations. TherevisedA/AC.96/751(Part I) page68 estimates underProject Personnel Expenditure (PPE)reflect theopening ofa Sub-Office inRichard TollandaFieldOfficeinMataminresponse tothe arrival ofMauritanian refugees. AtotaloffourProfessional andnine General Service postswasestablished todealwiththisemergency situation, whichwascovered in1989undertheEmergency Fund. Special Programmes Education Account 1.15.11 Theproposed appropriations for1990/91 and1991/92 cover university scholarship assistance for70beneficiaries. OtherTrultrupdl 1.15.12 Fooddonations, valuedat$1million, havebeenchannelled through UNHCRinthefirltfivemonthsof1990..--------------- !1981! !------------_. !&IOOI! !OILIGATID U ! !J 578.1.! 78•• 114.5 ~ 514.1 1,713.1 !._-----._._.-- 4,111.3! 135.9 l,OZO.4 101.7 3.0 !-------_._._., 1,311.0! !_.-----_._._-, lot.3!
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the humanitarian aid and relief efforts provided by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Senegal, specifically for Mauritanian refugees. The report discusses the provision of food, medical care, shelter, and other essential services, as well as the allocation of funds and resources. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, and there is no clear connection to industry, transport, communication, international trade, employment, culture, or science and technology.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief