vulnerable casessuchastheelderly, disabled andsingle-parent households. Implementing arrangemeDtA 1.11.5 TheRef~gee Co-ordination UnitoftheMinistry ofInterior isthe implementing agencyforprojects related tocareandmaintenance, education attheprimary, vocational/lower secondary levelsandtheadministration of theMaseru Refugee Reception Centre. TheLesotho Bankadministers the Revolving FundundertheSmallEntreprises Development Project forRefugees andReturnees. TheProject isoverseen byaLoansCommittee headedbya representative oftheMinistry ofInterior. TheOfficeitselfexecutes the special educational assistance project fornon-South African students atthe university level.A/AC.96/751(Part I) page50 General Progr..... Local.ettlement 1.11.6 TheOfficewillcontinue toprovide thenecessary protection and material assistance tosome250refugees withaviewtopromoting durable s~lutions forthem.Inaddition tocounselling services, assistance projects covertheareaspur.ued inthepastyear,namely, education, income-generating activities andotherassistance towards local settlem~nt. Inco-operation withthegovernment, efforts willbemadetoseekadditional funding fortheRevolving Fund/Loan Schemeestablished undertheSmall Enterprises Development Project toassistrefugees andreturnees withthe potential toundertake smallentrepreneurial activities. Inviewofp~st expenditure patterns, theappropriation isreduced forboth1990and1991. Careapdaoiptenapce 1.11.7 Transit accommodation attheMaseru Refugee Reception Centreis provided toallnewSouthAfrican arrivals awaiting onwardmovement toother countries. Programme Sypport BAdAdmipi.tration 1.11.S Thedecrease in19S9obligations compared tothe19S9revised estimates isduetoeconomies ingeneral operating expenses. The1990 revised estimates reflect savings insalaries andrelated cost.asaresult ofthediscontinuation ofoneProfessional andoneGeneral Service postand theexpected discontinuation ofanadditional General Service postinthe courseof1990.Theinitial 1991estimates reflect theneedtoreplace office equipment thatisnolongerserviceable. Special Programmes .dge.tio. Accogp~ 1.11.9 In1990,16on-going refugee .tudents willreceive scholarships to studyattheNatio4al University ofLesotho Roma.Itisproposed tokeepthe samelevelofappropriation fortheinitial 1991programme.1I I A/AC.96/751(Part J) page51 UIICIIIPI;"DITUU 11LIIOTIO (ilt~01Ia.41 ofUlitedStatel4011&", --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_._-----------------._-------- 1----------------------------------------------------- ------1 . .UIt 1"0 It11 ! ! !1I0UIT lOTIO! U'ISID! !OBLIGATIO !lLLOCATIOI/!lLLOCATIOI/! ! !IIIT.ISTII.! ISTIIATI!SOOICI0''UIDS AIDTYPI0' lSSISTAlCISUII1IIDISClIPTIOIPI)POIU !ALLOCATIOI/ ! !PICUICTIOI ! -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!------------GIIIIALPlOGIAI •IS(It CAUAIDIUITlldCI 41.1 n.l&8.0 91.0.,.S! !Alli.talce toi.di,idlll refu,eel al~rl••i.,COltl! ! !ofthereceptiolceltre ! LOCALSmLRllIIT ! ! !llliat&lce toIlal1-leale elterprilel, prllar, ! &9.1 !aldpOlt-prilar, edleatiolIIveilalrl••il'eo~tl! 'ofeOlllelli., ler,ieel IIsmLanT41.' U.I !PIOGUlII SUPPOIT•aDl. !11.7a. ! ! ! 111.S us.• 114••! !.Seel.lele~Iaid11 !no.• --------------------_._._-------------------------------------------------._--------------------------------------------------!!313.&! 34&.0! ZU.O!Sub-total (If !IU.1! !------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!! SPieIlLPlOGI1I I I Stlf ! ! ! ! !IDOClTIOI lCOOOI' !71.5 90.0!n.1!I&l.iYerlit, le"larl~i,. n.1! !!! ! !----------------------------_._--------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------! !n.S! 90.0!U.!!Sub-total tIt !n.z! !------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! 7.3! !IIGULAI RODGIT(3f ! w ! 391..!436.0!31&.2!GRAI'TOTALll-3f ns.s! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------a/Obli.atioD ilelrredacraillto,erallalloeatiolUPS: ........,... A/AC.96/751(Part I) page52 MALAWI Area 119,140 sq.km
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing refugee-related programs and projects, including education, income-generating activities, and shelter assistance. It also mentions a revolving fund and loan scheme for small entrepreneurial activities. These initiatives seem to be focused on supporting refugees and returnees, particularly in the areas of education and economic empowerment.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education