!OTIIITIUST'OIDS 400.0!A.li.tllce toreturlee. !Pro,rllle supportaidadliDiltration 59.5!JuliorProfelliolal Officer !!IDOCAT[OI ACCOUIT 100.5!115uli,erlit, .c~larlhips ! n.o11&.0 933.0 161.1 0.15l.1IU.1 11l.1131.4b! ! ! ! 691.9! 941.0 !IAI[I[AIIP&TIIATIOI OPKIATIOI ! !------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!!219.2! 155.1!1&0.0!Sub-total (I) 260.0! !------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! 365.4! !REGULAI BODGKT(31 ! !--------------------_ ....._-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_~_--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------a/Obli,atiol ilcurreda,aillto,erallallocatiol blOfwhichUSS1,116ilcurreda,aillto,erallallocatiol5,&11.6!3,516.;! 4,218.1!GRAIDTOTAL(1-3) 3,n3.4! () !100I A/AC;96/151(Part I)' page109 ZAMBIA Area 752,614 sq.km Estimated population .•..•.••..••.........•.••••••• 7,560,OOO (mid-87) Population density•••..•.•..••.••••.••.......••••. Approx. 10.04persq.km Rainyseason•.••....••.....••.•..••••....••.•••••• November-Apr il • MOZAMBIQUELAKETANGANYIKA UNITED REPUBLIC OFTANZANIA..........-.. *Settlement 01 refugees ordisplaced persons ~RegioncomprtSlng apopulation 01refugee!: ordisplaced personsLuangwa. ZIM6ABWE•LUSAKA •Townorvillage•CapitalZAMBIA ....Nyango •Kaoma•MonguZAIRE Mayukwayukwa * BOTSWANA 100Mwinilunga· ANGOLA • 200 300 400 500_••t===j'••_'===iI'••111'KmA/AC.96/751(Part I) paqe110 1.22ZAMBIA COUAtty oyeryiey Statistical iDfo~atioD 1.22.1 Theqovernment estimated thatsome1,000Angolan andMozambican refugees crossed intoZambiaduring19S9,amarkeddecrease intherateof annualarrivals ascompared to19S7and19S5. Some3,S41Namibian refugees wererepatriated inthecontext ofthatcountry's transition to independence. Thereremained approximately 1,~00Namibians whowere,for themostpart,school ch~.ldren completing theireducation atNyango. Othervoluntary repatriation movements tookplacetoAngola (353)andto Mozambique (SO).Therefugee population attheendof19S9therefore stoodatsome137,100 persons, composed of98,000Angolans, 22,100 Mozambicans, 9,000Zairians, 1,900Namibians, J,OOOSouthAfricans, 1,200 Ugandans, 250Malawians and1,650refugees ofothernationalities. Asof theendofApril1990,nofurther significant changes had occurred. 1.22.2 Thedemographic breakdown oftheruralAngolan andMozambican population showed, respectively, averages of51percentand53percent forfemales. Children under18yearsofageaccouated for53percentof theAngolan refugee population and56percdntoftheMozambicans. Over 50percentoftheSouthAfrican refugees wereyoungadultmales,while theremaining Namibians werechildren between 10and17yearsofage. Slightly morethanathirdofthetotalcaseload livedinrural settlements established jointly bytheZambi·.n Government andUNHCR: MehebaintbeNorth-Western Province (22,000), Mayukwayukwa intheWestern Province (2,200), andUkwimiintheEastern Province (20,000). Othershad spontaneously settled invillages alongZambia's borders withAngola (55,000) andMozambique (2,100). Refugees arriving insensitive border areascontinued toberelocated totheMeheba andUkwimisettlements. In additior., several thousand urbanrefugees livedinandaround Lusa~a and otherurbancentres. Majordeyelogmepts andachievements iD1989andthefirstquarter of199Q 1.22.3 AtMeheba, some progre~s wasbeingmadeintheexpansion ofthe settlement anditsinfrastructure, including digging ofwells,plot demarcation andconstruction. Some6,900Angolan refugees havethusfar beenrelocated tothesettlement. During 19S9,thenumberofAngolans relocated atMehebedidnotreachtheoriginal planning figuredueto serious transport problems andfunding constraints. Theconstruction of schools andhealthfacilities wasalsopostponed. Further relocation of 2,500persons wastakingplacein1990. 1.22.4 Nearly7,000Mozambicans wererelocated toUkwimiduring 1989, bringing thetotaltosome ~O,OOO. Thetransfer oftheMozambicans remaining intheborderareaswasunderwayamdthedevelopment ofthe settlement wasproceeding according totheinitial plan.Activities included thebuilding ofaroadnetwork, asurveyofsoilandgroundwater sources, drilling ofboreholes, fitting pumpsandtheconstruction of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statistical report on refugees and their settlements in Zambia. It provides information on the number of refugees, their nationalities, and their demographic breakdown. The report also mentions the development of infrastructure, such as roads and schools, in the refugee settlements. The focus on refugees and settlement development suggests that the report is related to humanitarian aid and relief efforts.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education