by means of tvo C-130 aircraf(; of the Belgian Air Force for the period 25 August to 27 September 1990 G/ Food aid for the refugees in Jordan of 15 tons of sugar and 15 tons of powder milk sent on 25/26 Auqust Tents and blankets for refuqees in Jordan sent through the Red Cross of Belgium on 4 September. Money allocated under this heading (BF 360 000) was used to send 15 tons of rice to the refugees on 16 September Assistance to non-governmental organisations for medical and loqistic support for the SBALAAN 2 camp in Jordan (containing mainly refugees from India, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh) Food aid for the refugees in Jordan of 20,000 tons of wheat to Egypt, of vhich the first 7 will be sent at the beginning of October Total 30 000 000 900 000 15 000 000 15 000 000 209 000 OOQ 260 900 000 (approx. 6.14 million ECU or $6.1 million) Additional assistance is beinq qiven by non-governmental organisations through direct contributions from the public. c./ Project conducted jointly with the Community. / . . . A/C.2/45/2 English Page 5 DENMARK Bilateral aid to refugees from the Iraq/Kuwait crisis is as follows: DKr (millions) (a) UNDRO 12 (b) IOM 1.5 (c) Danish Red Cross 5 (d) Danchurch 4 (e) Caritas 0.5 (f) Air transport assistance c/ 2 Total 25 (approx. 3.2 million ECU or $4.2 million) Additional assistance is being given by non-governmental organisations through direct contributions from the public. / . . . A/X.2/45/2 English Page 6 FRANCE Bilateral aid to refugees from the Iraq/Kuwait crisis is as follows: EE (millions) (a) Assistance to refugees in Jordan (tents, blankets, health equipment etc.) (b) Repatriation of refugees to Bangladesh by means of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on humanitarian aid and relief efforts provided by various countries in response to the Iraq/Kuwait crisis. The aid includes food, shelter, and medical support, which suggests that the category is likely to be Humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief