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A :hcu# eac, and its ref.cee ;c;u at-on in
Afr ca ctv:cusL-" ha'e =d.v..u" roiems f= w . no
".crcu" so'u-ns exist, certaln -- on meast-es .oe--antn:
to refugee-reated assistance suggest themselves. These
inc'ude: -- he education field; aspects cf e.plo.--nt;
exzanszn -.-s ec.:~c k*nds -f P'V activi-es .n. ct-h relief
.... .ev:e: en:; -=r--ve-e.-.-f :=vern­
-el:-_ ,- 'aei-:-strati:e an-- sta:: ----c" es t
:nzrease -.e effe-.ti:e.ess and ran-e=ent z:f assis:ance
.n sc-e -ases, t-s -o"nz ean. a s ezif-z ..... w­
zeff- t":e t:-rea-e to =r au----_en- .ar-- _-n-.-' ­
:u:i-na. -echanlsms, -r the redefiniticn of a-n .roach or
The following :.-ents are di_-ec-ed toward these .oss:­
oie c--n areas:
A. Life Suoor:
:n all cuntries vs:-ted, -HC. and t.'-er . agencies
are .r=vidi.ng varicus amoun-s and fors of ref-...ee assis­
tance, with varied degrees of effiaiency. ",,,ihout t;.hs
assistance -he plight of the average refugee would be much
worse. ?ur-he.----ore, these internaticna. organ" ations are
c=:oal and experienced channels of assistance.
Rec..enat on
The United States, of course, should continue its
support of the UN.programs in keeping with a.o=urt and
objectives determined by State SA/ORM (which is currently
71.