1.10.12 In19S9,atotalof15refugees received scholarships for university studies. Thesamenumberisbeingplanned for1990and1991. OtherTrustPuD41 1.10.13 Thefirstdraftofthesurvey"Refugees inKenyal Anassessment of needs/resources, opportunities andinstitutions forselfsufficiency", funded bytheFordFoundation, wascompleted atthebeginning of1990. Dissemination andco-ordinating meetings arescheduled forthesummerof1990.A/AC.96/151(Part I) page48 IIICIIlPaDlftl1 11lDIl (ilt~lllIdl ofUlitedStateldollarlt -------_._._---------------------------_._-------------------------------------------------_._---------------------------------- t • ~,• ~-------1. .Ill' lit. 1991 ! . ! --------_...-._.------------------------------._------------------------~----------------------------------------!------------GIIIIILPlOGIA••IStit!UOIIT IOTD!Ut11ID! !OILIIA,a IlUOCA'[OI/! iLLOCA'[OI/! ! ![IIT.II'[I.! IIT[I&'.!SOOICI0'nlDS 111TtplOf &lSllTlICI80••AalDISCI[PTIOIPIOPOSID !lLLOCATIOI/ ! . !PI)JKCTIOI !1 r 9 r 5 a !------------------_._._-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!1,111.5I1,151.0! 1,510.1!Slb-total117.7a!1,OS7.0 ! ! ! 11.1b!10.0 ! I I 1,171.5cl1,151.0 ! I ! 15S.4.1115.1 ! ! ! 451.1! 5S0.0 IC&U11111IITaAICI ! lCoullellil' ler,icel,IIp,leleltar, aidto &&1.3 ~deltitlte aidlewl,arri'edrefu,eelaidrulDil' !COltsofnibrece,tioDcelter 'OLUIT&II II'&'II&TIOI ! I t.1 !Ie,atriatiol elpeDlelilCludil'trall,ortaid Ifilalcial alliltalce LOCALSmLaUT ! IPrilarJ,lecoldarJed.catiol, YocatioDal traiDil' 1,011.7. !ald••,portto&,eDcielil,leleltiDg activitiel Itodurablelolutioll USmLa11T ! ! 174.1 !T'I,orar, aSliltaDce forrefu,eesa,aitil'for !relettlelelt orcaleli.trallit PIOGWII SUPPOIT•lDl.! ! ! IS&.I! !SeeA.lelelIaidI1 I I (It SPlCI&LPlOGal••IS(219&4.1 9.& 731.8. 115.0 6U.B 2,510,2!1 5 1 1 t ~ ~ t t J E E, 51.1 n.4 111.5 11.154.0 9&.0!IDUC&T[OI aCC011T 41.0115Ili,erlit, ICkolart~ipl ! 10ftllTIOSTrolDI !l••ell.eltof.r~refl,eeteedl !'rolrllle II,portlidad.ili.tratiol 111.0!llliorProfel.i.lal Officer ! '1&111[&IIP&"I&'IOI O'IIlT[OI !41.0 UI.It I \ ------------------------ ._---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------!1I1.1! 150.0!171.0!Slb-total (I) ~176.0I 1-------_·_··_--_· __·_---_··_·_------------------------------------.--------------. -----------------------------------.---.----! IIn.4I !IIGILlI IUDOIT(St I ! 1--------------------------------_··_······_------------------------------ ..------------------------.-~-------.----------------! IS,111.5!3,001.0! 1,111.1IGIlIDTOT&Lll-3t 2,"'.2! :===:::::::::::=:::::::::::::===:::::::::::::::::::::=::===::::::::::::::::::::::::::::======::::::::::::::::::===:::::::::::::: alOfw~ic~ISIl,tOIilclrreda.ail.to,erallallocatiol blOf"ic~ISI141ilclrreda.aillto,eralialiocatiol c/Of"ic~aSI11,151ilclrre4a.ail.to,eralialloeatiol d/Ofw~ic~ISS11,117ilclrred"aillto,eraliailocatiolA/AC.96/75l(Part I) page49 1.11LlSOTBQ COuntry overview Statistical infOrmation 1.11.1 Theregistered caseload, compr1s1ng mainlySouthAfrican refugees, remained attheprevious year'slevelofaround 250persons. The government's estimate ofsome4,000spontaneously settled SouthAfricans ina refugee-like situation alsoremained unchanged. Oftheregistered caseload, some39wereadultfemales. Thecombined totalofwomenandchildren assisted bytheOfficewas133,or53percentofthoseregistered. 1.11.2 Although thenumber andrateofnewarrivals waslessthanin1988, 55newarrivals fromSouthAfricawereregistered inthefirstquarter of 1990. Majordeyelogm&nts ADdachievements iD1989ADdthefirstgyarter of1990 1.11.3 Throughout theyear,Basotho refugees returning fromBotswana and theRepublic ofSouthAfricacontinued toarriveundertheorganized voluntary repatriation schemethatbeganinDecember 1988,following the government's declaration ofageneral amnesty forallpolitical exiles. By theendofDecember 1989,atotalof775Basotho returnees hadbenefited from theSpecial Returnee Project fundedbyUNHCR. Durable solutions 1.11.4 Theoverall aimoftheprogramme wastofacilitate thelocal inteqration oftherefugees. Able-bodied refugees wereassisted toobtain jobsortoacquireskillsandsomewereassisted toobtainloansand estab~ish small-scale enterprises. Refugee children werealsogiven educational assistance, andspecial assistance andcounselling wasgivento
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the activities and statistics of a refugee program, specifically focused on the registration, repatriation, and reintegration of refugees. The content covers aspects such as demographics, job placement, education, and counseling, which suggests that the program is primarily concerned with the welfare and rehabilitation of refugees. Given the humanitarian nature of the content, it is likely that the program is focused on providing assistance and support to individuals affected by conflict or persecution.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, Education