Charged.Mission inAbidjan andaFieldOfficeinDanane. Therevised 1990 estiaates takeintoconsideration thesalaries andrelated costsofatotal ofthr..Profe.sional and15General Service postseffective 1February 1990.B.sid••theoperating costsforthesetwooffices, therevised estimates alsoinclude thepurchase ofvehicles, equipment andfurniture. Th.1990r.vis.d'.stimates bavebeenbudgeted undwrtheEmergency Fundand Special Progr.....whilethe1991initial estimates bavebeenincluded under tb.General Programmes (Project Per.onnel Ezpenditure).!Ult !--------- !dOOl' !OBLIGATI !!-----_..- 144. !-------_. !144, !-------_. !-------- !-------- 311 ------------------A/AC.96/751(Part I) page27 mcaUPIlIITUU I1COTK,'IVOIU (ilt~o'lal.1 ofUlitedStateldollaflt __________________________________ ._, • u !lilt! 1990 nil !-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------! !dOUIT !IOTID!UYIIID! SOUacl0'PUlDS !PIOPOID !OBLIGATID !lLLOClTIOI/ !ALLOCATIOI/! liDTIPI0' SU.lnlDIICIIPTIOI !l..LOCATIOI, ! ! !lIIT.ISTII.! IITIIATI! &SSUTltCI IPIOJICTIOI ! --------------------.-._._-------------_._~,------,p--~--~.- ~-----_. ~-----------------------------------------------!------------! GI I IaALPlOGIAIIIS(It CAllAIDIllITUlle1 ..144.1 IIt.O!194.1 '01.0ElKIGDCI 'UI•!Iulti-Ieetoral alliltalee toLiberia.rtf"eel !aldal.iltalee toil~i,id.at rtf••!el I ! ! !3,1".5 !------------------------ ----------- ------------_.- .._-------------------------------------------------------------~---------!144.'! IIt.O!894.1!S.b-total (1) 3,1".'! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!SPlC[ALPa0 GaA••I S(I) &&.5IIDUCATIOI lCCOUIT 55.1!15••i,er.it, Ic~olarl~ip. ! !OTtIITIUSTnlll 3,300.0Illliltalee toLiberialref"eel !55.1I 1-------------_ ...._------------- ..._----------------- ._. •. . ".5!".5I3,355.1!Slb-total (2) 55.1! I----------.--------------------------------~--------- -------------------1 . . 311.1!355.5!4,14'.'!GIAIDTOTAL(1-1) 3,745.1! -----------------------------------------------------------------_._-------------_._----------------------------------------------------------._----------_._._-------------------------------_._----------------------------------------------------------------A/Ac.96/151(Part I) page28 D,JIBOUTI Area••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21,783 sq.km Estimated population ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••460,OOO(mid-86) population density••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••Approx.2l.l persq.km Statistic Majorde' 1.7.4 wasthe refugeesA:r.rangem1.7.3 durable assistanl educatio: possible careand refugees whenever1.7.2 accepted inparagl andhand: programm4 Djibouti UNICEF, 1 hasbeen refugees UNRCR's 4 dropin1 required inDjibo1 perform; otherre: Durable1.7.1 estimatec Du~ingt! others wc refugees inDikhi: inDjibol result oJ formal rt thesepel continue refugees Obock•REDSEA .Townorvillage "Railroad ~'~Reglon comprising apopulation ~ofrefugees ordisplaced persons..._......._......------­...................._-­-_..__..._----_.._----....-__...._---_-........._-- -~~_..:::::::=-=_ .. ~....~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::.~::- __:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: TAOJOURA.- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:IIIIiIIIIIlIIlI~~~:;DJIBOUTI Dikhil+ETHIOPIAA/AC.96/75l(Part I) page29 1.7DJIBOQTI Country overview Statistical information 1.7.1 InJanuary 1989,thetotalrefugee population inDjibouti was estimated atapproximately 1,500persons, allofEthiopian nationality. Du~ingthatyear,some460refugees returned homevoluntarily, while79 otherswereresettled inthirdcountries. Over80percentoftheremaining refugees resideinDjibouti-Ville oritsoutskirts Belbella, whileafewlive inDikhil town.InJuly1989,thegovernment informed UNHCRofthepresence, inDjibouti-Ville, ofsome30,000Somalirefugees whohadbeendisplaced asa resultofarmedconflict inthenorth-western partoftheircountry. While formalrefugeestatushasnotbeengranted bytheDjibouti authorities to thesepersons, thegovernment hasassured UNHCRthattherefugees will continue toenjoyitsprotection. InJune1990,anadditional 1,387Somali refugees crossed theborderintoAli-Sabieh District. Majordevelopments andachievements in1989andthefirst-half of1990 1.7.2 Attherequest ofthegovernment, theWorldFood ~rogramme (WFP) accepted inJune1990toprovide foodaidtotheSomalirefugees referred to inparagraph 1.7.1. UNHCRwillmeetthecostsofinternal transport, storage andhandling ofthefoodaidoncetheoperational modalities forthe programme areestablished. Assistance totheSomalirefugees wasprovided by
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on humanitarian aid and refugee assistance, with a focus on Djibouti and Abidjan. It discusses the provision of food aid, transportation, and other forms of assistance to refugees, as well as the budget and funding for these efforts. There is also some mention of the country's population, refugee population, and economic conditions.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade