to cover both the relief assistance to the refugees and the initial cosBs of an organized rural settlenient. In vies of the unforeseen increase in Ehe nunber of refugees, this anounE sill not suffice. It is exPected that additional resourcea nill have Eo be made available later in 1985 to cover relief assiatance currently estinated aE $6.427,247 and requirenents of $2,823,428 for a rural settlenent Schene. III. ASSISIANCE PROGRAUME FOR ETEIOPIAN RETURNEES 7. In rDid-L982, uNHcR underEook a prog rarune of linited assistance Eo returneea Eo EthioPia fron Somalia and the Sudan, continuing a pilot Project of sucb assistance chat began in late 1980. The ain of Ehe prog ralt|IIE vras to provide innediate relief assistance to returnees either in an agricultural settlenent or through self-helP assistance to agr icul t.u rali sts and pastoralists. In this eay, it waa hoped, a naterial climate conducive to further voluntary repaEriation eould be creaEed, contributing co a regional solution of the refugee siEuation in Ehe Horn of Africa. The total reguiremenEs of the progranme rrere seE at $20 million' including ba6ic food valued at sorne $6 mirlion which uas covered b'1' a conlribution by th€ Governnent of Aus t ralia. 8. The agricultural rehabilitation project. in the North-west (Aliguider) l'as terroinated on 3l Decenber 1983, ohile other assistance conponents of Ehe Progranne were compl.eted aluring 1984. Only three conponents of tbe project are still continuing' and they will be terminated in 1985. These are Ehe agrlculEural project in Kelafo, ehe Massaea fishing project. (both inPlenented by the Lutheran world Federation), anat a smal.l project for the congtruction of warehouses in Dire Daea, irnPlemented by the Relief and RehabilitaEion Coronission. Heavy equipnent and vehicles preured under thia progranne are subsequently Eo be redeplcryed to the present relief assistance progran$e for reEurnees in llararghe
**Analysis**
The text primarily discusses the provision of relief assistance to refugees and the initial costs of setting up a rural settlement, as well as an agricultural rehabilitation project. The text also mentions the allocation of resources and the expectation of additional funding in 1985. The focus is on providing immediate relief assistance and setting up a rural settlement, rather than on long-term development or economic growth.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Agriculture, forestry and fishing