construction isexpected tobecompleted bytheendof1990.Inaddition toa totalofsome98,000 MTofbasicfoodcommodities provided byWFPvaluedat $31.1million, UNHCRreceived another $2.7million worthoffood contrib~tio~s bymid-1990 forbothSudanese endSomalirefugees. Programme SURPort ADdAdministration 1.8.32 Therevised estimates for1990underthespecial programme for return.ea takeintoconsideration therunning costsforoneFieldOfficewith oneProfessional and12General Service posts. The1991projections reflect a reduction instaffandnon··staff costsoftheprogramme.!1989! !---------------- !AlOUIT !OBLIGATID !ALI ! !IIJ 5.0 61,866.4 148.2a n4.2 600.0 !--------------_. !69,343.a !! &6.9 I,S47.6 17,013.7 no.o 1&9.0 Z4.1 10,041.3 ! !--------------- !159.7! !--------------- !I9,S44.1 ! =::1:======::::: a/or.~ic~ustP.1.C.96/75~.(Part I) rage41 UIHCIIIPIIDITUII 11ITRIOPIA (iDthoulaldl ofUlite~Stateldollarlt --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!1989! 1990! ! 19911----------------------------------------------------- ------1 . . !'IOUIT!lOTIO!IIVISID! SOUICIOFFUIDS !PIOPOIID !OBLIGATIO !ALLOCATIOI/!ALLOCATIOI/! liDTYPIOF SUIIAIYDESCRIPTIOI !ALLOC1TIOI/ ! ! !IIIT.ISTI'.! ISTlllTI! lSSISTAICI ! !PIOJICTIOI ! -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!------------GI•IIALPi0GIAIIIS(11 CARIAIDIllITllllCI 8.0 413.&43,450.3 !Multi-Iectoral aSjistaDce forur~a.refugees !ilcladiD' IU1pleaeatarJ aid aideducatiol IISITTLKlIIT !10.0 8.0 24,&59.0 24,780.328,031.0 25,851.2 !Iulti-sectoral alsistaDce forSoaaliaDdSudalele !refugees iDIthiopia VOLUITAIY IIPATIIATION ! ! !TrafelandothercostsrelatedtofollDtarJ !repatriation LOCAL S~TLIIIIIT ! !5.0 &1,866.4 148.2a53.0 42.3 !legiolalresettleaent coordiDatioD acti,itiel 43.1 !withOAUBureauforAfricalref.,eel PIOGUIII SUPPOIT,lDI.! ! 124.2 n4.0 941.0 !SeeAllelelIaid11 131.1 ! 1IIIGlleY rUID &00.0 500.0 !------------------------------------ ----------------_.-._------------------------------------------_ ..._----------------------!!&9,343.'!53,517.0! 51,131.'!Slb-total 44,101.1! ________________________ •• r ~ •! SPlCIlLPlOGIAI•KS(It 66.9 1,541.& n,013.1 220.0 119.0!IDUC1TIOI ACCO.IT &&.9 &1.0!IOIli,erlit, .c~olarg~i'l ! !OftllTIUSTrUIDS 11,000.0!AI,iltIDce toret.rleel froaDjibouti, SoaaliaIS,dal 3,000.0 !Vare~ou.el 7,001.3!Food !Pro,rllae lupportaDdadaili.tratioD 198.0!97.0!JuniorProfe'liolal Officer ! !U••! ! 16,300.'! ! 91.0! ! 24.1 !11IIBIlIIPATIIATIOI OPlRATIOI ! ! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! 20,041.3! 1&4.9!22,111.3!Sub-total (21 !1&,453.'! !------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! 159.1! !IIGULAI BUDGKT(3t !------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! !19,544.1!53,711.1! 14,308.1 !GIAIDTOTAL(1-31 11,356.1! IlIa::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::~:::::::::::::=:::=:==::=:=:::::::::::==::::::::: ./Of .~ichUS,11,114iDclrreda,aillto,erallIllocatiolA/AC.96/751(Part I) page42 1..9GUINEA Country overview Statistical information 1.9.1 Inmid-1990, the~efugee population rece1v~ng assistance inGuinea comprised someSO,OOOLiberians, mainlyoftheManoandGioethnicgroups, 60percentofthemwomenandchildren. Theyarrived intheFOlsstRegionof Guineabetween December 19S9andMarch1990.Theywerewelcomed bythe indigenous inhabitants andsettled insome59villages alongthefrontier between Guinea andLiberia, fromtheNimbaMountains tothePrefecture of Gueckedou. Theinfluxhascontinued. MajordeyelOgm8nts andachievements in19S9apdthefirstgyarter of1990 1.9.2 Anemergency assistance programme wasestablished in1990toprovide fortheneedsoftheserefugees inrespect offood, dome~tic items,water, sanitation, health, shelter andeducation. Theremotelocation ofthe refugees andthelongsupplylinesmeantthatthisprogramme hasfaceda numberoflogistic problems. Thewarmwelcome andassistance accorded bythe localpopulation helpedconsiderably andtherewerenosignificant protection problems. Inco-ordination withUNHCR, anadhocservice oftheDirectorate ofLegalandConsular Affairs oftheMini3try ofForeign Affairs wasbeingset up.Itstaskwillbe,inter-alia,. totakedecisions onrequests forasylum. Durable solutions
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report on humanitarian aid and relief efforts, specifically focused on the provision of food and other essential commodities to refugees in Guinea and Sudan. The text also mentions the establishment of an emergency assistance program and the challenges faced in providing aid to the refugees.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief