text: (e) programme routier de Santo Antao (Itaty, $g.2 million)l (f) R6organisation de lr6cote technigue de Mindelo (Belgium, $1.2 million). 70. The Central Banking Department of IMF provided technical assistance for thereorganization of Postal Savings Bank. Cape Verde has not used IMF Fund Resourcesin 1984. 7I. IMO has projects on: (a) Cape Verde l{aritime Training Institute: financed by lMO/ti*orway at atotal cost of $3,318,037t (b) Assistance to Navigational Aids, financed by IMO/Norway at a total costof $211,600; (c) A fellowship for one month, in maritime legislation, to be completed inPortugaI, the United Kingdom and litcrway. 72. Under the ITU regular programme, one feltowship rdas provided to Cape Verde forparticipation in a meeting. 73. Under UNESCO's participation programme, $931373 was approved for L984/85 as at3 t'{ay I98 5 . 74. In 1985 the, UPU is funding one consultancy mission valued at $15,000fellowship valued at $qr800, and providing a and funded by UNDP.A/40/439 Eng I ish Page 16 75. In fiscal year 1985, t.he ttorld Bank,/IDA made new loans totallinq $4.1 million for a prolect entitled "Development Financerr. 75. [iMO is undertaking projects on "Strengthening of the agrometeorological and hydroloqical. services in the Sahel countries" and "Inst,allation of a daEa collection platform" funded by UNDP and the Voluntary Co-operation Programme,/France with total costs of 9622,538 and $17,000 resPectively. C. Central African Republic 77. The programme of the Department of Technical Co-operation for DeveloPment in the Central African Republic focused on two areas: community develoPment and eater resources. In 1984, the amount of assistance was about $5251100 under UNDP funds. 78. ITNCTAD is currently irnplenenting a project, funded by UNDP, entitled 'rlnstitutional support on transportationrr at a total cost of Sll5r064 for the period 1983-1985. 79. The third country programme for the Central African Republic for the period 1983-1985 was approved by the Governing Council at iEs t,hirtieth session, in
analysis: The text appears to be a report on international development assistance and cooperation projects in several countries, including Cape Verde and the Central African Republic. The projects involve various sectors such as education, health, and infrastructure, as well as humanitarian aid and relief. The report also mentions international organizations such as the IMF, ITU, UNESCO, and the World Bank, which suggests that the focus is on economic development and international cooperation.