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AS fo eneal 4eVGLOpse4At~" s5 sac Key hs
r i f a -J ieao d,4:..e;onors. Thw­
mant, health .nd nut.-t.on. Isntligt of refugee prsurs
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consideation perha should be &-nso gie4oaxadn
1. The United 7 States should continue to. respond to,
speci:ic UNRCR appeals for short-term support of iadiateo~
relief requieinents.
-, -­ j 2. The United States should ,be,.prepared to joinwih
t..-GOK. St and other dnr in suppot of te p
Reception Center in Konya.
3. The United States sh.ould consider the provisions
4>of proportionate fundAing support of RSK, either directly or,
through UNHCR, to permit expansion o! .7RSK~ -administration'- -~-.
andthe - addition of at least 6 dunse2 t orsn
education,' loymnt{/scia svic andbsies/
mat development.
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4. If
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openings are not available 'in Kenyan institutions
for qualified refugee students, scholarships should be
provided for study elsewhere in Africa or,for exceptional ~
Fcases in the Uiited States. '
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5.- The USG should consider specific support -or ~ -'
refugee education in Kenya to include staff Y,-,and~casdr
f acilities, at the University of Kenya; N.16T.C.,' and ~~
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