text: assistance in the amount of SKr 10 milllon to assist rural inhabitants suffering from the armed activities will be granted shortly.A/40/ 435 English Page 12 29. In connection with the general electtons in Nicaragua in November 1984, technical assistance and a donation of paper worth SKr 3 million nere extended by Sweden. 30. llore than 15 non-governmental organizations ancl a growing number of volunteers from Sweden are engaged in the development assistance work in Nicaragua. 31. within the framesork of Swedish hunanitarian aid to Central Anerica, SKr 4 million have been directed to Nicaragua to aid Central American and internal refugees in the country. IV. ASSISTANCE PROVIDED BY ITIE UNITED NATIONS SYSTE}I A. Total assistance 32. Tbe assistance approved by the organs, organizations and agencies of the United Nations system to Nicaragua, during the period 19 July 1979 to I April 1984, amounted to $258,529,280, of which $149,600,000 was financial assistance and $108,929,28O was technical assistance (see A/39/39I, sect. IV). 33. According to information providect by the Office of tbe Resident Co-ordinator of the United Nations systen for Operational Activities for Development at Managua, co-operation and technical assistance approved by the organizatlons and agencies of the United Nations system to Nicaragua, during the period I Aprll 1984 to I May 1985, amounted to S23,588,157. Details of co-operation and technical assistance approved, by sector and by source of funding, are given in tables 4 and 5, respectively.A/40/436 English Page 13 Table 4. Co-operation and technical assistance approved, by sector, I April 1984-l May 1985 Value (US dollars)Percentaqe Development policy and planning Natural resources Agriculture, forestry and fisheries Industry Transport and conmunications International trade and development Population Health Education Employment Humani tarian assistance Security and social justice Science and technology473 514 4 024 L95 249 317 rl0 416 633 158 585 488 774 658 r.03
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the assistance provided to Nicaragua by various organizations, including Sweden and the United Nations. The assistance is focused on various sectors, including development, humanitarian aid, and technical assistance. The report highlights the significant amount of funding and resources provided to the country, particularly in the areas of agriculture, health, education, and humanitarian aid.