planned toidentify, demarcate anddistribute landforsettlement, build accessroads,drillboreholes, distribute agricultural toolsandseedsand providereliefinthe&ector: offood,healt'anddomestic needs. Education activities will depc:~ 0:-t:heleveloffunding available. For theurbanrefugees, individua~ assistance towards self-sufficiency will continue. Vocational traini~g willalsocontinue aswellastheprovision oftoolkitstorefugees withdemonstrated needs. Programme Support andAdministration 1.19.12 Thesavings inthe1989obligations compared totherevised 1989 estimates areduetoeconomies ongeneral operating ezpenses. The1990 revised estimates include theabsorption oft:~eoperation inA.djumani and Pakelle intoProject Personnel Expenditure (PPE)andeconomies in non-staff costs. The1991projections include aprovision forlongoverdue replacement ofvehicles andequipment. Special Programmes Education A;cQunt 1.19.13 In1989,scholarships wereprovided attheuniversity levelto 90refugee students. In1990and1991,88scholarships areforeseen.A/AC.96/751(rart I) page96 As,i,tapee toreturoee, fromtheSuda» 1.19.14 Theprogranune ofre-integration ofUgandan ref'"91geS fromthe Sudan,whichbeganin1983,endedinJune1989v:.:.atotalof460,000 Ugandans havingreturned. Returnees received reliefitems,including food forthefirstsixmonthsfollowing theirarrival. United Nat.ions agencies, including theFoodandAgriculture Organization (~~~)andthe UnitedNations Development Programme (UNDP), andNGOswereurgedto develop projects intheareatocomplement UNHCRprogrammes. TheLutheran WorldFederation continued toimplement agricultural andtraining programmes aswellastorehabilitate infrastructure intheWestNile Districts. TheUNHCRSub-Office inAruawasformally closedinMarch1989.1911 !---------------_ .. !AIOun 11 !OILIGATID !lLLCM ! tIll', 41.1 4.1a. ! ! ! IU.Ib!11 !! 4.3al nl.4 1,110.5 !-----------------, !4,210.3!3 31.1 IU.5 1,407.1 41.1 140.1 ,-----------------I,IU.I! !-----------------105.3! !-----------------1,013.5!3 -----_.-----------------------------a/Obli.atiol iacl blot••ic.1.$I,AlA!.96/75HPart I) page97 UI.CIIIPIIDITU.1 IIUGAIDA (ilt~ollaldl ofUlitedStateldollarlt____________________________________________________________ • N -------------------- nil UIO USl1-------------------------_ ...._-------_._-_._-------- . -------,· . !&IOun IOTDIUYIID! IOILIGATID !ALLOCATIQlI !ALLOCATIOI/! ! !IIIT.IITII.I IITlrATIIIOUICIorrUIDS AIDTI'I0' USISTUCISUIIA.IDISCIIPTIOIPIOPOI18 !ALLOCATIOI/ ! !PIOUCTIOI ! --------------- .._----_._--------------._-------~--------------------------------_.------------------------------!------------!GII I IALPlOGIAI •IS(It 41.1 4.1al !U.ICAUAIDIUITDUCI ! ! S3.1 !Telporar, alliltalce toal,lll-Ieekerl lid 'deltit,te refa,eel101tl,ilarbalareal VOLUlTAII IIPATIIATIOI LOCALSmLaaTtI.1I ! ! 111.1b!1,410.0 ! ! 4.3a'1,1S1.1 IlsmLaUT.Ie~a~ilitatiol aidCOlltrlctiol ofi.frlltrlctlre • !ilrlrallettl'leltl, localilte,ratio. alliltalCe 1,155.7 'aidIc~ola~~~ipI at,rilarraidleco••ar,le'ell 171.4 1,110.5liI••111.0 111.1'I08UDI SUPPOITlADI. SeelllelelIlid11 553.1 1 •__r • 1 · . 4,110.3I3,314.0! 1,'11.0!Slb-total (I) 1,517.5! !-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_._--SPlC11LPlO0IAI I IS(It SI.I 113.5 1,407.1 41.1 140.141.0 71.0I ! !IIDDCATIO! ACCOOIT 4'.0III'Ii,erlit, Ic~larl~i'l I !onl~TIUITJUlDI !roodforSldalel.ref"HI I'ro,rllle I.,pnrta"adlililtratiol 45.0IJlliorProfelli••alOfficer I IASSlrr'.CI TOUO'IIAI11TU1I11S !11.7 U.I 1.---------------------------------------------------- ,, . 1,'41.1!115.0!11.0 IS.~-tota1 (It 74.7! 1 r. , · .105.3I !IIGOLAI.UDGIT(3t ,------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------,· .','13.5!3,411.0I1.151.1!GIlIDTOTAL(1-3t 1,111.1! :====:=:=:=::::::::::=::===:==:=::==:=::=~::::::::::=:==::::::::::::::::::=:====::=::=::==:::::::::===:::~::::==:==::::===:::::: a/Obli.atiol ilClrreda.aillto,erallallocatiol ~/Of .~ic~11$1,111ilclrreda.aillto,erallallocatiol I J-----_ ..- BESTCOPYAVAILABLE •A/AC.96/751(Part I) page98 UNITED REPUBLIC QFTANZANIA
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on a refugee program, discussing the allocation of funds, education, and relief efforts. It also mentions the return of refugees and the provision of agricultural tools and seeds. This suggests that the program is focused on providing assistance to refugees, rather than economic development or natural resources.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education