411,864 482,078 108,997 1,840,161 537,217 624,946 169,311 1,450 40,239 422,760 1,049,519 3,341,600 24,780,3001991(Proposed) ($) 8,696 159,235 35,749 144,591 115,329 463,6001. eC! pI 1. Et ac.; Gc rE al rE tl rt mi re S1 te a1 bt w.A/AC.96/75l(~art I) page39 RQ,ettlement 1.8.25 Atotalof430refugees ofvarious origins weroresettled inCanada, Djibouti, Kenya,Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, UnitedStatesof America andYemenduring1989. Programme Sypport ADdAdministration 1.8.26 Thesavings inthe1989obligations, inbothProgramme Support and Administration (PSA)andProject Personnel Expenditure (PPE),compared tothe 1989revised estimates, aremainlyduetolower-than-projected staffcosts. Therevised andincreased 1990estimates reflect theextension intheduration ofpoststhatwereinitially scheduled fordiscontinuation bytheendof 1989.Thisisnecessary tosupport thecontinuation ofmajor programmes on behalfofSomaliandSudanese refugees. The1991projections reflect the probable resultofreducedstaffcostsduetothescheduled discontinuation of sixProfessional andfiveGeneral Service postsbytheendof1990. Special Programmes Bducation account 1.8.27 Twelverefugees arereceiving scholarships topursueuniversity education duringthe1989/90 academic year.Thesamelevelofassistance is planned for1990/91. Returnee programme 1.8.28 Toencourage andsup:(,re:voluntary r.;.:9atriation fromSomalia to Ethiopia, aspecial appealwas,i,I;Iun\...,dinMaI·ch1990,following the agreements reachedaftermeet:.ifi<J:' oftheTript-rtite Commission ofthe Governments ofEthiopia andSomalia andUNHCR. Some107,000 Ethiopian refugees insouthern Somalia haveregistered forvoluntary repatriation and another 60,000, residing innorth-west Somalia, wereexpected toregister to returnvoluntarily toeastern Ethiopia. Subject totundsbeingmade ~vailable through theappeal,itwasanticipated thatsome40,000returnees couldbe received inEthiopia during 1990.For1990,atotalplanning budgetof•13.4 million hasbeenincluded intheappealtocovertherehabilitation ofaccess roads,transportFtion costs,returnee cashgrants, basicmedical supplies and support tolocalwaterandeducational facilities. Theoverall budgetforthe totalnumberof167,000 returnees isestimated tobe•28.3million. While awaiting donorresponse totheappeal, somereturnee programme 81ctivities are beingundertaken asdescribed below. ieturneps fromtheBoromaDistrict ofnorth-west Somalia 1.8.29 Adonation of$700,000 wasreceived inresponse toanappealin December 1989fortherepatriation ofEthiopians fromnorth-west Somalia. It wasusedtoestablish atemporary reception centre, withatotalcapacity of 500persons, atBabile. Meanwhile, thecoastruction oflatrines andthree blocksofbuildings wasrecently completed. WFPwillsupply 246MToffoodA1AC.96/751(Part I) page40 forthereturnees. Duetothesecurity situation innorth-west Somalia, the International Committee oftheRedCross(ICRC)hasagreedtoassist UNHCRin organizing thetransport andsafepassage ofthereturnees. Thefi~st repatriation convoywasexpected ~oarrivefromBOl·omainBabilebyIJuly 1990. aeturN.' frOllGeMregioDofsouthern Somalj& 1.8.30 Withanallocation fromt&eEmergency Fund,theSidamoreturnee programme, whichcommenced inDecember 1986wasstillcontinuing. Between January andtheendofJune1990,atotcllof1,544Ethiopians returned from sOllthern Somalia tosouthern Ethiopia. Atotalof12,520returnees from southern Somalia havebeenassisted sincethestartoftheprogramme. OtherTrustluDdA 1.8.'1 Adonation of$3.6million wasreceived fromonedonorinlate1989 forthaco~struction offour2,000-MT-capacity warehouses inHartisheik and twoinFugnido toensureproperstorage offoodatthesesites. The
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on humanitarian aid and relief efforts, specifically focused on refugee resettlement, repatriation, and rehabilitation. It mentions various programs and activities, including education, health, and infrastructure development, which are all aimed at supporting the well-being of refugees. The text also mentions international organizations and governments involved in these efforts.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, Education