31.0It5.4 !llliltalce toiadi,idlat Irbalrefl,eel aDd !rlllil'COltlofcouDletti.g ler,ieeB VOLUIT1IY IIP1TII&T[01 ! ! 111.1 !Vol.ltar, repatriatiol ofChadiaDrefl,eel ! WCILsmLaUT83.8 41.1 U.IU., IIsmLaUT'Sc~olarlhip atloveraidhi«~erleeoDdar,le,et 20.T I.tC ! ! .•IOGUDI SIPPOIT•lDl. ! ! 141.1! l't.O 1'1.1! " ,.. . !-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!!151.5! 5".1!50t.S!SIIt-total (It !140.0! SPlCIALPlOGIIIIISt21 11.4I.'! !!IDOCIT[OI lCOOUIT 1.0!5Ili,erlit, lehotarlhipl !8.0 11.4! 1.0!1.0!Slh-total tIt 1.0! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------f IIS.t!ns.'!51'.S!GIlIDTOTALtl-It 148.0! ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::: a/Of.~ic~OSIS,OOOilclrreda.ai.lto'erallallocatiol It/Of.~ichOSI",'sti.elrreda.aillto'erallallocatio. e/Oltlilatiol ilclrredalaillto,erallallocatiolA/AC.96/751(Part I) page25 1.6COTEP'IVOIRB Country overview Statistical information 1.6.1 Some70,000Liberians, mainly fromtheGio,KranandGuereethnic groups, arrived inCoted'Ivoire between December 1989andMarch1990and weregivenasylum. Nearly 60percentoftheref.ugees, whoareofrural origin, arewomenandchildren andhavesettled inthedistricts ofDanan& andGuiglio inthesouth-west ofthecountry. Theinfluxhascontinued. Majordeyelgsments aDdachievements in1989ADdthefirstgyarter gf1990 1.6.~ Byagreement withtheGovernment ofCoted'Ivoire andfollowing the recommendations ofaTechnical Support Service (TSS)mission totheregion, a programme hasbeensetuptoassisttherefugees infoodsupplies, water, sanitation, shelter, health, andagricultural activities. Thewarmwelcome andassistance fromthelocalpopulation wasamajorpositive factor, and therewerenosignificant protection problems. Durable solutions 1.6.3 Whilewaiting forconditions thatcouldallowareturntotheir country oforigin, therefugees havebeguntocultivate thelandmade available tothembytheauthorities. Theyhavealready beenprovided with toolsandseedsundertheassistance programme. Arrangemept. forimPlementatigp 1.6.4 TheWorldFoodProgramme (WFP)hasbeenresponsible forthe transport offoodsupplies toDanane, wheretherefugees havesettled. Responsibility fordistributing foodsupplies hasbeenentrusted tothe Ivorian RedCross,whichisreceiving support forthispurpose fromthe LeagueofRedCrossandRedCrescent Societies. Inco-operation withthe regional medical authorities, Medecins sansFrontieres (MSF-France) is providing medical assistance andisalsoinvolved insanitation activities undertheguidance oftheMinistry ofPublic Works,Transport, Construction andTownPlanning. TheMinistry isalsomQnitoring water-related activities, whicharebe;~gfinanced jointly bytheWorldBankandUNHCR. 1.6.5 Foodrequirements for1990willbemetbyWFP,whichhasundertaken toprovide 5,858 MToffoodsupplies valuedat$3.1million. General Prggrammes Emergency 'UDd 1.6.6 On1March1990,UNHCRmadefundsavailable fromtheEmergency Fund tocovertheinitial requirements of70,000refugees, particularly immediate needsforfoodsupplies, domestic itemsandshelter. Further fundsweremade available underSpecial Programmes.A/AC.96/751(Part I) page26 1.6.7 Fromtheoutset, theemergency operation hasbenefited froma numberofdonations andcontributions bygovernments, UnitedNations agencies andnon-governmental organizations. CareADd..intepapce 1.6.8 Someoftheneedsin1991arecovered underGeneral Programmes. Theyarebeingre-assessed inviewofthecontinuing influxandwillbethe .ubject ofanaddendum tothisdocument. Basicfoodwillbeprovided byWFP. Special Programmes Iducatiop Accoupt 1.6.9 Theallocation for1990shouldenable15refugees tobenefit from a••i.tance tocontinue university oradvanced technical studies. Itis proposed tokeepassistance atthesamelevelin1990. Other %~ustrupds 1.6.10 InMarch1990,theHighCommissioner appealed totheinternational community forfundsforemergency assistance toLiberian refugees. As numbers inneedhavecontinued toincrease andasbasicneeds coul~notbe covered fromcontributions totheappeal, arevised appealisunder preparation. Programme SYRPOrt aDdAdministration 1.6.11 Theemergency situation facedinCoted'Ivoire asaresultofthe influxofLiberian refugees necessitated theopening ofanOfficeof
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