Rwanda (FDLR). Repatriation depends on the situation of the Great Lake Region. Agreements and legal frameworks (e.g. tripartite agreements) governing return and reintegration. 1993 1993 1995 2003 2005 Protocol of Agreement, Gov. of Rwanda and the Rwandese Patriotic Front for Repatriation. Arusha Agreement. Tripartite Agreement between UNHCR, Tanzania and Rwanda. Tripartite Agreement between UNHCR, Uganda and Rwanda. Tripartite Agreement between UNHCR, Burundi and Rwanda. Budget for Rwandan refugees in Burundi, Republic Democratic of Congo, Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia Budget for returnees and refugees: 2010:4844685$ 2009:2489501$ 2008:2642234$ 2007:2483644$ 2006:4821230$ 2005:5619206$ 2004:N/A 2003:N/A 2002:7539633$ 2001:10633242$ 2000:7769315$ Budget only for refugees: 2010: 1757392$ for refugees 2009: 2056176$ for refugees 2008: 2185912 $ for refugees 2007:1492064$ for refugees 2006: 1822556$ for refugees 2005: 1625175$ for refugees 2004: N/A 2003: N/A 2002: 3864826$ for refugees 2001: 6214007$ for refugees 2000: 4114140$ for refugees Budget only for returnees: 2010: 3087293$ for returnees. 2009: 433325$ for returnees 2008: 456322$ for returnees 2007: 991600$ for returnees 2006: 2998674 for returnees 2005: 3994031 for returnees 2004: N/A 2003: 4026149$ for returnees 2002:3674807$ for returnees 2001:4419235$ for returnees 2000: 3655175$ for returnees 1999: 15317764$ for returnees Rwandan refugees. 1991: 431240 refugees 1992: 434736 refugees 1993: 450462 refugees 1994:2257273 refugees 1995:1819366 refugees 1992:140 returnees 1993:307 returnees 1994:758455 returnees 1995:238747 returnees
1999 : 280000000$ The repatriation process, UNRWA registered Palestinian refugees 1950: 914221 1955: 905986 1965:1120889 1970:1280823 1975:1632707 1980:1844318 1985:2093545 1990:2422514 1995:3172641 2000:3737494 2001:3874738 2002:3973360 2003:4082300 2004:4186711 2005:4283892 2006:4396209 2007:4510510 2008:4671811 2009:4718899 2010:4766670
Annex I: the organizational and functional structure of the UNHCR SUB-OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE HEADQUARTERS Involve representatives of line ministries at provincial and district level in planning process; _Provide support to local authorities for joint project monitoring; _Facilitate inter-agency/line ministry/community sensitization on reintegration programmes; _Provide reintegration briefing and on-the-job training sessions to Field Office/partner staff ; _Conduct regular returnee monitoring and home visits; _Build information network with community structures (village councils, etc.); _Conduct regular and village-of-return surveys; _Build capacity of community structures for project implementation and monitoring; _Facilitate coordination of 4Rs meetings among UN agencies and line ministries; _Identify and utilize services of reputable organisations; and _Strengthen inter-agency collaboration on implementation of community empowerment _Link with partners (government, UN, civil society, etc.); _Strengthen UNCT collaboration and integrated planning at country level; _Initiate and follow up inter-agency collaboration at country level on 4Rs and for specific sector interventions; _Provide current Sub-office and Field Office Memoranda of Understanding with other agencies (e.g. WHO, WFP DFID and NORAD); _Provide Sub-offices and Field Offices with regular training and technical guidance on policy priorities, Quick Impact Projects, Community Empowerment Projects, etc.; _Request regular reintegration updates from field and provide field with relevant information on national level issues; _Ensure reintegration activities are part of national (government and UN) strategies; _Promote joint information management systems; _Develop return and reintegration policies and frameworks and help Sub-offices and Field Offices Provide technical guidance and operational policy support; _Facilitate Headquarters inter-agency planning for 4Rs in early stages; _Provide support to UNCT; _Draw lessons from other operations to guide planning and implementation (e.g. write a lessons learned newsletter); _Take stock every six months through UN agency built-in evaluations; _Standardize tools and strategies used in reintegration planning; _Brief new staff assigned to deal with reintegration; _Advocate for policy changes within UNHCR and partner organisations to make reintegration sustainable; _Provide consistent support beyond pilot for 4Rs; _Create pool of expertise on reintegration to deploy as needed; _Provide training support and capacity building; and _Help strengthen internal cohesion between protection, community services and reintegration.