In this way the bus company is able to repatriate profits without having to use the international banking system, and individuals are able to transfer funds clandestinely.

foreign and Greek repatriate students (boys and girls)

Commending the resoluteness of the countries affected to repatriate their stolen funds, the Nigerian Minister of Finance stated that the looted funds had been distributed for rural electrification, roads, primary health care, vaccination programmes, education, potable water and irrigation.

He called upon qualified Anguillans living abroad to repatriate their talents.

51. The Regional Branch Office will repatriate some 100 refugees in 1995.

During 1992 a total of 1,274,016 Afghan refugees in Pakistan were assisted to repatriate.

Remaining refugees and exiles wishing to repatriate now receive help on an individual basis.

Pakistan was also making efforts to repatriate and rehabilitate children smuggled abroad for commercial purposes.

In 1992, UNHCR had hoped to repatriate over one million refugees (excluding Mozambicans) in Africa.

For example, a tax holiday to repatriate foreign earnings was called the American Job Creation Act.

Encourage the Transitional Government to engage FDLR and urge it to disarm and repatriate to Rwanda.

Most of them arrived in late 1992, and several hundred of them are willing to repatriate.

Shareholders organized themselves into pension funds, investment funds, and hedge funds.

Where allegations have been substantiated, appropriate action has been taken to repatriate, dismiss or discipline United Nations personnel.

The Gambia had worked hand in hand with Ghana as well as with UNICEF to repatriate those children.

12. It is anticipated that the majority of Ethiopian and Eritrean refugees will repatriate before the end of 1994.

Operating Funds UNDP and UNDP Trust Funds

Social emergency funds and social investment funds

UNDP advances funds to, and receives funds for, the trust funds that it administers.

They should be obliged to repatriate foreign workers, as required in the standard migrant employment contract used by the Philippines.

21. The plan to repatriate this group to Cambodia in 1994 has been suspended given recent political developments in Cambodia.

Recognized refugees who request UNHCR assistance to repatriate will be helped to do so on a case by case basis.

In the event that the Somalis are able to repatriate in 1994, the 1995 allocation will be revised downwards accordingly.

For the rest, only those most in need will receive basic assistance until they are able to repatriate. Stateless persons

Funds

Other funds 141 417 Other funds 141 225

Other funds 26 313 Development Special funds 25 852

Any attempt by the United Kingdom to repatriate powers to Westminster is likely to be a drawn out and cumbersome negotiation.

During 1992, one formal MAC Secretaries meeting was held to repatriate the remains of a Republic of Korea victim of drowning.

United Nations sponsored de mining programmes in Afghanistan and Cambodia helped provide to refugees enough confidence to repatriate in significant numbers.

24. It is planned to repatriate 40 individuals in 1995 under the regional project administered by the Kinshasa Regional Branch Office.

Funds mobilization

Trust funds

Funds transfers

Administrative funds

Trust funds

Trust funds

Trust funds

Governmental funds

ALL FUNDS

PROJECT FUNDS

(all funds)

Endowment funds

Trust Funds

A key objective of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration for foreign child combatants should be to repatriate them to their countries of origin.