be built under a eelt-help proqramme. It is estimated that the cost Involved would total approximately 8105,900. (cl) Recreational tacillties 59. There AR a need to lmprove the sports and indoor recreational facilities in Dukwi. In this connection it should be noted that b5 per cent ot the reeldents ate men, 7 per cent women with the rest children. Improved recreational facilities are important to both the health and well-beinq of retuqees and their morale. Estimated Elnancinq reaurrements are $14,700. 2. Refugees livinq outside Dukwi settlement 60. It is estimated that approximately 1,000 refuqees reside outside Dukwi, primarily in the capital, Cabocone, and in the other ma-)or towns ot Francietown, Lobatee and Selebi-Phlkwe. TheBe retuqaes are for the most part assimilated In the local community and enJoy the standard ot welfare qenerally available in the country. Botswana iS proud ot itR tradition ot qenuina hospitality extended to foreiqners in qeneral and to retuqees in particular. / .*. s/17421 EnqliRh Paqe 19 61. The eventR of 14 June 1985 have had a dirturbinq impact. The citisenR of Botswana have hecome fearful that the presence of ref\lqeeR in their midRt expoReR them to the danqers of poReihle attackn or other retaliatory actions. One immediate reRult of thie haR been the relueal of private 1andlordR to rent to refuqeea a8 well as attemptR to evict refuqeeR. 62. In Rpite OC a major public hnusinq proqramme under the auRpiceR of the BotRwana Bcusinq Corporation (BHC) , there iR a ReriouR housinq Rhortaqe in urban areas. Reflective of qovernlnent policy, BHC doeR not diRcriminate aqainat refuqeee) however, refuqeee muat take their place on the waitinq liRt. Unfortunately, for the reasons indicated above, the refuqaeR now face limited recourse to the private Rector while waitino. Accordinqly, the miRRion recommendR 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a specific situation in Botswana, focusing on the needs and challenges of refugees and their integration into the local community. The document mentions infrastructure development, housing, and recreational facilities, which suggests a broader focus on community development. The text also touches on issues of security and fear, which implies a humanitarian aspect. Given the context, it seems that the document is more concerned with the social and humanitarian aspects of refugee integration rather than purely economic or industrial development.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education