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It has' nt,(r annt.asis
priateconrac, dspues ndother agreement
Whlmuch of the wmHcu's ineffectiveness of assistance ~
efoti ttiual to G0Z disinterst, lack~of coordJ*inton
an'nn-upor or sipl to condtons socil and economic
in airo UK has not done much in the past to stimulate
~GO action or to deelpate aivs
.aprprate departments and,1 l., TheGOZ Comisuioner
for eues:accompanies, the U-C~ireettveo
il
Visits. Hlowever, the essential ka of dfiutseemed~t
h~av been: ~a diiclyo,*
UKHNC/inshasa has not believe4l significant
rfugqe problems beyond legal, accouoation
and, some, minor life-support supplementation,
j In Zaire,.'or, has not been
'existed
greatly interes ted: in' such problems;
UNCR does not seem to have developed or encouraged
- -- anytassistance coordination within the UN family,
donor/Pvo cuunity or the GOZ;
.....UNXCR~ has clearly not supportedat
principle private contaictor (AIDR).
adequatelyf eiter with' suffioant 7
resouces, ,staff or with backAUlp
'4...'c 'doitnation/cleaance.-Qn.vital1 GOZ
and'other- JsuesiUafecting assistance
delivery;
'UIICR does-not appear to have siuae n
: ~;~VapparentGOZ organizational development or interest
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innon-legal refugee euirements. V
4The
Cabindan refugee situation Is'-~o unded: by another
~Problem, which-neither UNHCR nor GOZ seezi able to rosolve.
UNCER policy provides relief to refugeAi onl at camps on
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