of,her technical assistance to promote food self-sufficiency for t.he ANC refuqee population settled in the area of the CoLlege. A furBher phase of this project, with a larger agricultural conponent ($US 4301000) has been proposed for UNDP' funding. L6. Addit.ional resources have been rnobilized with the assisfance of the FAO Freedom from Hunger Campaign/Action for Development Programme to enable the establishnent, by ANC of a dairy enterprise at, SO!{AFC13 and Lhe provision of related trainirq so as, in particular, to enaure adeguate milk consumption by children and pregnant women among Ehe refugee conmunity" This is a bilateral project funded by t...A/40/465 English Page 14 the refugees in Africa, to the fronE-line States, Lesotho and Swaziland, as well asto the Palest.inian people. 2. The thirty-eighth Wor1d HeaIEh Assernbly in its resolution WHA38.28 reguested IIIIO to continue to take appropriate and tirnely measures to help Ehe front-Iine StaEes, Lesotho and Swaziland, solve the acute healtb problens of the Namibian and South African refugees; and to provide gountries which are or have been targets of destabilization by South Africa with health assistinC€r health personnel, pharmaceutical producEs and financial assistance for their national health programmes and for such special health programmes as are necessary for Ehe rehabilitation of their danaged health infrastructures. 3. In its resolution l{HA38.15 the thirty-eighth t{orld Hea1th Assenbl.y requested the Director-General to help the Palestinian people and their heal.th insEitutionsto promote prinary health care inside and outside the occupied Palestinianterritories, by developing sufficient health and social services, and the trainingof health personnel, in order to reach health for all by the year 2000. 4. I WHO, through its Regional Office for Africa, the lfltO liaison officer with OAU based in Ethiopia, the United Nations Economic Cournission for Africa, and the WHO progralule co-ordinators in Angola, the United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia,
**Analysis**
The text discusses a project aimed at promoting food self-sufficiency and health among refugee populations in Africa, with a focus on dairy enterprise and primary health care. It also mentions funding and assistance from various international organizations, such as UNDP, FAO, and WHO. These organizations' involvement in the project suggests that the focus is on humanitarian aid and relief, as well as health.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Health