18. The presence in DJtboutl of sone 2r0OO refugees of urban background (and ofnerd asylun-EeekerB rho are acreened on arrivall haa reguired the provialon ofcounselllng gerviceg on such rDatters a9 traintng opportunitles in Djiboutt,educational placenent ln other countries, regettlenent and rned ical care. self-helpgroups and actlvltie€ have been organized in Dikhlt, sociar services personnelhave Provided technlcal agslstance to voluntary agencies ln the plannlng andinplementat ion of the connunlty health ealucat ton programrne, prlmary education andother servlces. rn r9gl, 0z?gr9Io sas obligated for the6e purposes ard in l9g5 anal1986' $360,000 and 03741000 have been ..r""ik.d re6pectively. LegaI assi stance 19. An anount of $50,599 rra€ obllgated in 19g4 towards the nBureau d,Eltqtbtlit6iln Dlkhil. DosEiers for all asylun-aeekers are prepared by the "BureaudrEl19ibiltt€" wlth gNBcR asslstarEe and are submitted to the Nationar Eligibilityconnlesion. A IrNIlcR representatlve also partlcipates, in an advlsory capacity, inthe neetingE of the @nnlBslon. Ourtng t9gE, a total of t,II9 lnativldualsregistered applicatlons for aeylun wlth the Bureau. In vlee of the replacenent ofthe internatlonar legal secretary by a natronal counterpart wbo received on-the-Jobtrainlng during 1982-1983, the regulrernents for l9B5 and I9E6 are only g40,OO0 annuallv. 20. The \roluntary repatriatlon operation whlch connenced on 19 Septenber l9g3contlnued untll the end of 1984. An anount of $472.699 was obligated for 1994. Aprovlslonal anount of $10,000 has been propoaed for l9g5 to asslst any fanlties whonay decide to repatrlate in the course of the year and g10,000 is proposed for 1986. Supplenentary ald 2L- The anount of $84r383 obl-igateal durlng l9A4 beneflteal sone 3,000 individualsand covered varloug typ€s of asslBtance. prifiarily to urban asylum-seekers. Theanounts for 1985 aDd 1986 are S60,000 and gTO,OOO respectively. Other asgistance neagureg 22. AD anount of $225.22L was obligated ln 1984 for various conmunity services.In L985 and 1986, projecred needs are gA0I,00O and g53,000 respectlvety. 23. llodest anounts irere aleo obllgated to resettle 66 individuals in 19g4, tosupport a snall nunber of scholarshlps and for contrlbutions in kind. I
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the assistance provided by a government or organization to refugees and asylum-seekers, including counseling services, training opportunities, education, and medical care. The text also mentions specific amounts of money obligated for various programs and services. This suggests that the category should be related to humanitarian aid and relief, as well as education and health.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education, Health