3. - usaid

four mobile teams based at Abakalild, Afikpo, Obubra, andl Obudu. The
initial stock of medical supplies was provided with CI nhnds, while ICRC
provided supplies for the feeding progmm. OXFAM contributed the vehicles
to make the teams self-sufficient.
CI carried on its relief program in FM; areas throughout 1968 and 1969
through the Social Welfare Cepartment of the Catholic Secretariat of
Nigeria, which is a member of the National Relief Comnission. Other members
included the ICRC, Christian Council of Nigeria (WCC), Catholic Relief
Services, and several national organizations.
S- of CI Contributions
Although many national Caritas organizations provided millions of dollars
worth of supplies, CI is not credited here with the value of donations in
kind. Credit for these donations has been given under private donations
by specific countries in the "Other Nationsw section. Also, sane of the
individual Caritas cash donatl.ons were listed with the total contributions
reported by particular countries. The following are cash contributions by
Caritas organizations and other Catholic groups which wen? not, insofar as
is known, reported under "Other Nat-lons".
Caritas, International - Rnergency Fund $ 25,000
Vatican 247,000
Enffland 116,360
Australia 8,900
Relgium 59,640
France 15,370
Austria 22,040
Italy - 256,290
Total Caritas Cash Ibnations Not Credited Elsewhere $740,600