text: preparation of its UNDP Second Country Programnes for the period 1987-1991. In presenting these programmes to the IINDP Governing Council at its June 1986 session, the special needs of Kiribati irill be brought to the Councilrs attention. In the meantime, discussions held at the Councilrs June 1985 session, on the allocation of ttNDP resources for the fourth programming cycle (1987-1991), took full account of the problems of island developing countries such as Kiribati and agreed to apply supplenentary criteria to the determination of tNDP reaources, which will be made availabl.e to then. In addition, IJNDP assisted Kiribati in its preparations for the Development Co-ordination lteetlng of Donors held in trtay,/June 1985, which was designed to revies capital and technical assistance programnes,/attract nen donors, secure greater co-ordinetion of donors activi,ttes and secure provisional commitnents for nee sector programmes. 239. A project funded by UNDP (cost, 0271000), is being inplemented by ICAO. This project, which began in 1982, offers fellowship tor training in the field of Air Traffic Control. 240. FAO is currently operating one UNDP-financed project ($84 ,4541 in artisanal f ishing boat construction. 241. ILO has tuo UNDP-funded projects being implemented: (a) Training in appropriate technology ($40r320 for 1985-87) t (b) Training in plumbi.ng ($38,000 for 198I-85). 242. UNFPA is providing $107,537 tor the period of 1982-1985 for a prolect entitlednAssistance to Tungara National Youth Council" 243. Ln 1985, UPU is providing three fellowships valued at a total of $5,250, funded by UNDP. In 1985, UPU will provide three fellowships valued at $5,700, funded by UNDP. N. Lesotho 244. DTCD continued to back-stop self-help projects carried out by t,he tvlinistry of Rural Development in addition to six projects carried out by the Department in the fietds of public administration, nat.ural resources and energy. In 1984, the
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the development projects and programs implemented in Kiribati, a small island nation, with the assistance of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The text highlights various projects and programs in different sectors, including education, training, and development. It also mentions the allocation of resources and the coordination of efforts among different UN agencies and donors. Based on this, it seems that the text is focused on the development of Kiribati, which would likely fall under the category of economic development or humanitarian aid and relief.