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countries, and !oncrs - wculd be better served if connenzal
and/or regi4onal s=°nda-,'--.--., p-rocedures a.n_ =-.,~an-s.-ns
could be developed.
Withn t-..e %SG itseif, tnere Is a need for :rea-er
coordinat.ion. As far as Africa is concerned, State :s
endeavoring to fulfill something of this function, but
lacks staff and authority.o plan, sv:nthesi:e and determine
priorities among respective agenc--es.
Recc---endat ions
The U-it'ed States sho-ld ur-e ":;NF. ., :r seek an al-erna--:e
•--e-.a, to achieve this _._d ccr- na- . Per"a-.s =
funding should be augmented t- increase its :3ene%:a -anaemen­
staff. Azcng other alte-a-.rvcs -. :zere .- ;-:;cssibly be a
role for the CAV..Trovided it l-fted Its ban on ass-st-ance
to non-Pat.:otic -ont groups. 7he Un:-ed States =.#th:
consider convening, or -.C.t t=n3 zcnvene, a
operat-i::g agency conferen-e--- = ursue .- _-- :ocr:- at.-n
object-iVe. The CAU, -. f course, s'cu ze - -nv tec .ar-.c--e.
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;hihin -.he , a spef'.al, Zc.t e on Reffuees n.n.­
be formed by the Depty Secreta--5" cf State t-- ac-.eve greater
coordina.tion between and among involved U5 acencies and
PVs.
M • Self-Sufficiency
one "strategy, a rinciple which AID micht be uniq"ely
y, ,
qualified to adapt and i--plement, is well defined, act-uaar--t:
by a UNTCR -oster which reads in