text: cost of $2.7 nillion. 133. The FAo rechnical co-operation Programme is financing five projects ($158'200) in rural development, natural resources, forestry and fisheries. Trust Funds are financing one project ($523,6421 for the development of natural resources and for cornbating desertification. FAO Investment Centre activities included a mission on behalf of IFAD in the area ot fisheries. l.AO/ttFP emergency food aid was provided in August 1984 ($1,739'000). 134. A project entitled "Civil Aviation Training', funded by UNDP (cost, 8L77,183) , is being irnplemented by ICAO. This project, which began in I98I, offers fellowship for training in Air Traffic Control. Five fellows are currently undergoing training for a total of 48 months- I35. ILO has been executing a project entitted rAssistance technique aux Organismes de S6curit6 sociale", which was financed by tNDP and the ILO Reqular Budget Technical Co-operation with a total budget of $340r000. 136. It4F has provided the following t.echnical assistance to Diibout,i during 1984: (a) A CBD expert was appointed Operalions !'lanager of the National Bank in October 1984' for a period of one yeari (b) The Fiscal Affairs Departnent sent an advisor for three weeks, starting 3I October 1984, to provide technical advice on the general consistency of the new public accounting system in Djibouti. Dlibouti has not made use of Fund resources. /...A/40/439 English Page 24 137. ITU has provided expert services and €ellowships within the UNDp/ITU project 'rCreation of a Professional Centre for Telecommunications'r. Consultancy servicesfor assisting in the preparation of a national charging plan $rere provided underfTU regular budget. 138. In 1985r UPU is funding one fellowship valued at $2,400. 139. fn fiscal year 1985, the World Bank/IDA made new loans totalling $10 millionfor projects entitled rrEducationI and ,rUrban'r.
analysis: The text appears to be a report on technical cooperation and development projects in Djibouti, covering various sectors such as rural development, natural resources, forestry, fisheries, education, and humanitarian aid. The projects mentioned involve international organizations such as the FAO, UNDP, ICAO, ILO, ITU, and the World Bank/IDA. The text highlights the financial support provided by these organizations and the specific activities undertaken in Djibouti.