text: (a) Actividades de la pronoci6n de la mujer ($300,000 for 1983-1985)i (b) Assistance to the Ministry of fndustry - energy sector ($101,000 for 1985-r985). I51. fn Novenber 1984, an fMF mission provided technical assistance in the areas of financial statistics, exchange rate policy, and in natters associated with the negotiations which led to Equatorial Guinears enEry into the Banque des Etats de I'Afrioue Centrale (BEAC). A one-year stand-by arrangement in the amount of SDR 9.2 million is expected to be discussed by the Executive Board in early July 1985. A purchase of SDR 2.3 million is expected to be made before the end of July. 152. On request of the Government, the IMO Regional Maritime Adviser for Africa visited Equatorial Guinea fron 24 to 28 JuIy 1984 in order to deternine areas of technical assistance recruired for tbe overall developnent of the maritine transport sector of the country. One fellowship has been provided for study at the World Maritime University in 1984 for 2 years, at a total cost of $22,000. 153. fTU has provided expert services and esuipment to F,quatorial Guinea under a UNDP/ITU assisted project calted "Development of Telecornmunications". /...A/40/439 English Page 26 154. Under UNESCOTs participation programmer $99r600 was approved tor L9g4/L9g5 asof 3 May 1985. 155. In 1985, UpU is providing no assistance. 155. fn fiscal year 1985, the World Bank/IDA made ne!'r loans totallincr $9.I millionfor a project entitled nCocoa Rehabilitationr. H. Gambia 157. Eight projects in the following fields were inplemented by DTCD: humanresources planning, rural htater supply and ground water development, econornicplanning assistance to the nanagement development and processing and analysis ofthe population census. DTCD also sponsored training programmes in various fields,including computer operations and economic planning. computer workstations andvehicles were provided. In 1984, the anount of assistance provided to the Gambiawas 9955,709 under uNDp, UNFPA and other funds.
analysis: The text appears to be a report on international aid and assistance provided to Equatorial Guinea, covering various sectors such as finance, industry, transport, communication, and human resources. The aid is provided by different international organizations, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and the World Bank. The report highlights the specific projects and activities supported by these organizations, with a focus on technical assistance, training, and equipment provision.