4. In Zambia, ICCB has implemented a community-based mental health programme for Mozambican refugee women and children. The purpose of the programme is to alleviate the trauma caused by the refugee experience and the stress associated with daily events in the settlement. A report on the results of this programme is also available from ICCB,. 90-10105 1498f (E) E/ICEF/1990/NG0/5 English Page 2 5. Children who are physically handicapped are often prevented from participating in the community at large. In Cote d'Ivoire, the ICCB regional secretariat in Abidjan has co-,o·rdinated a programme for operating on physic.ally handicapped children. The programme also develops therapeutic aids for the recovery of the childreI;1. ~nd lle~ps to integrate them into their families and communities. 6. In conclusion, we urge UNICEF and international non-gover -~ental organizations to consider the physical, psycho-social, mental and spiritual needs of children and their fami-lies when developing strategies better to meet the needs of children in the. _1990s. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on providing support to vulnerable populations, specifically children and their families, who are affected by refugee crises and physical handicaps. The initiatives described aim to alleviate trauma, provide medical care, and facilitate integration into communities. These efforts seem to prioritize the well-being and dignity of these individuals, rather than economic or industrial development.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief