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In general, however, transport an. grain. storage -a=s
are now receiving attention wit.1 speci*' o-hysica act-,-ns
or. :ey parts of -he system. The all-weak-.e: ?ort Sudan ­
hartoum rad will be co=pleted in 19-9. The oil- pi.eIl.ne
paralleling .he road will be opened shcr--y freeing rail
wagon space (30 percent of rail capacity is now used for ci
mcveen-) . N.ew locemot-ives and wa-cns, are to -e financed hy
-Z.n. A major double track . e--::-- r-- ?-ort Sudan to
,-um t-o oe financed 'y :3BZ and Saudi .aa, -s .c'.n
-.h .a.nc s--e.
:f the strain on the transoort s-Iste= nas zeeconcern
to the GCS and relief acencies. :-e ==-....
ser-vices, =a-.i=ularl.v .edi-a. and educa.--a-, -as ceen
equally troubling. :n the .edical field, e:ween 30 - 40
pecent of in-patients and 50 ner-ent of Cut-.atens i.n - .e
.
=oncenraticn areas are refugees. Aidd':cna_:-', -ne hea
=roblems of the refugees tend to *e - f -nzer. -.:e ,such as
-uber=,cs-s; and require -- re -ntensi-.'e .: -::-.-.
staff and facil.ites. .. n.:he educat::na: sec::r, : ZZS Ie
!as had to cons:--c: nine addi::na- ele.en:ar: s.nc-s cf
30r students each over =:xe =ast -.hree years :=r re:.cee
ch. .d=e.. At ;he secOndav: a%.-. u.ivers:- "e':ei -:e .rbaies,
because of lanquage a.nd :ac o:f aci-i:.es, are even
more acute.
In order to assist the refugeei toward greater selfsufficiency
for their own benefit and to reduce the burden
on the Sudanese society and econo=y, the GOS/U;NHC.R, with WF? and
PVCs' programs, are continuing and intensifin-c a-'-"uresettlement.
;n additicn to 5,0CC Zhiocian refucees "'c
began ar--. last year, an additional '0,000 will "e relocated
by the end of this year, with plans for the sett.ement
of another 13,000 i. '976. 7-n addition to these
60.