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was co.sidered Marginal, at 'est. ..-h the *halt o4 a:. rai.
traffic in :u!v and ccnseq-en-t reducticns in .c:-. c er7az- n..
the country now-relies increasing v cn sud.-etasu
en:.cns
frc= France. - inemco-en is r-sing dail':, and -nf a:.zn "s
pegged at 30 percent. The new qcvernment's a-m.nistra:.'-e
and pubiic services, already strained tnde :.e revic.;s
French territorial administration, are not prepared for any
addiiona. burden --
.:opu-'a-.on.
articularv: a -ar-e and zr-winc men=-.cant
In a----cn t the di-ect .ver-ca- .:- . -
fragile systems req::Uirin e .r a:oc.
other l.fe su=cr:t measures for ref-uees, :he
Ethiooia has -roduced another cten-ia - sercs ia-t on
Djibouti. raditiona. food and Ot3er tradt:
the western an,-d scuthwes.ern b:c-der have been
estimated :_00,000 i*oa.-.ennes .*rev-us..: re.
scurces
:--sed
- --:n
'..
f'f
-nat
66.
mechanis= -.. st nCw deve _ t.her -eans su=cr-- :.........
to Djib'-ou,4 y's a.:ead -..-- ted rescur:es.
Despi-e i.ts see.-nc> o:e-'-.-. - es, -zc::",
.'nth assistance, has taken Lts -r; r -- e - ­
in stride. _n adi .in t. surr.' -c .- eda:e f:cd,
heal.th, clo%.-4ng and she.ter assistance, the ccuntr: nas
already proceeded to develop Lcnger ter-_ sett'.eent -cssizi:-" -es
in which zefugees may participate.
A special officer !or refugee affairs has been appc.n-ed
and refuqee requirements appear to receive a hich.ri .:.
both in the capitol and in the field (chart attached).
By all accounts, Djibouti's refugee per-fcr..nce to -ate
.-. singular and Much this has
as been effect-ive. cf effort
been accopl;shed singlehanded-y. There has been scme
church assistance via Caritas and the temporary assignment
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