Contributions in Kind

Contributions in Kind





1 2 Contributions in Kind to UNTAC (1992.1993)



Japan provided UNTAC with audiovisual equipment—including television

sets, videocassette players, portable generators, radios, and radio-

cassette players—to UNTAC for information and educational purposes in

support of the Constituent Assembly elections. Japan also provided medi-

cines for 200,000 disarmed Cambodian soldiers and their families for their

healthcare.









U N TA C l o c a l s t a ff s t u d y i n g

election methods via a TV set









3 Contributions in Kind to ONUMOZ (1994)



Japan provided ONUMOZ with audiovisual equipment—including

television sets, videocassette players, and radios—for information

and educational purposes in support of the presidential and legisla-

tive elections in Mozambique.









Equipment arriving in Mozambique









Contributions in Kind to UNHCR

4 (1994)

for the Relief of Rwandan Refugees



Japan provided UNHCR, operating mainly in Zaire (currently the

Democratic Republic of the Congo) for Rwandan refugees, with relief

supplies for Rwandan refugees, including medicines, large tents, blan-

kets, mats, jerry cans, and shovels.







Children at a Rwandan

refugee camp (Zaire)





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5 Contributions in Kind to UNDOF (1995)



Japan provided UNDOF with a complete set of materials and equip-

ment for constructing prefabricated buildings to improve the work-

ing conditions of UNDOF staff.









The set of materials and equipment for construct-

ing prefabricated buildings provided by Japan’s

contribution in kind.









Contributions in Kind to UNHCR

6 7 (1999)

for the Relief of Kosovar Refugees



Japan provided UNHCR, operating in Albania and Macedonia for

Kosovo refugees from the Kosovo Autonomous State, with relief

supplies, including tents, blankets, and sleeping mats.









Supplies being loaded aboard

an Antonov 124-100, a large

civilian transport plane









8 Contributions in Kind to UNAMET (1999)



Japan provided UNMIT with 2,000 radios for pre-election publicity

purposes in order to cooperate in UNAMET’s activities in East Timor.









A presentation ceremony





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