text: (al Sorne 42.1 per cent of the pro.lects have been conpleted, (h) Sone 36.6 per cent are in oroqressi (c) Onlv 21.3 per cent have not vet reached the Btaqe of inp!-enentat ion. 13- The analv6is of the 176 Drolects on which reriable infornation concernrnqfinancinq ,'as availahle shor.,s that: (a) Sone 5O,l per cent of the proiects have heen fullv financedi (b) Sotne ?0.5 Fer cent have heen partiallv financedi (cl Sone 20.4 per cent have not vet received anv financinq. 14. The total ftnancing ohtained for those 176 Dro.iects ts 69.9 Der cent of thelrtotal eosti 42 Der cent of tbe anount tlas been Frovtated trv African countriegthenselves an(i 58 Der cent hv external sources. 15. EcA had intended to undertake a nore detailed anaIyBi6 of the proiectsirnplernented during tbe first phasei for pxample, hoh, ,nanv kilonetres of roads orrailwavs $ere constructed or rehatrilitated, how nanv tralninq centres uereestablished, the nunber of aircraft Durchased etc. Housysl, in viep of the Dartiallnfornation otrtalned to dat.e. such analvsis rras not possifrle and can onlv beundertaken in the lnnedlate future if the flo', of infortnation to EcA inDroves asexpected throuqh the use of local natlonal conEultants. C. Ob'tectiv€s of the second phase 16. The second-phase pr@ranne, ehich r{ras approved hv the ECA Conference ofMinisters in resolution 28? (XIX) of 25 ?.tav igga ana constitutes a najor portion ofthe transport and coftr$unicat ions cornDonent of the Lagos ptan of Action and the FtnarA/4O/'t35 Enqlish Paqe 6 Act of Laoos, is conprehensive arut is estinated to cost about $Us l8'3 ttillion over the next three and a half years. The proq ranrne ' hol'ever ' recognizes and lays strong enphasis on the develoDnent of certain na'lor inter-state tranaport and connunications links lthlch have the greatest Dotential and impact in efforts to
analysis: The text appears to be related to the development of transportation and communication infrastructure in Africa, with a focus on the financing and implementation of projects. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a report or document from a government agency or international organization. The text mentions specific details about the percentage of projects completed, financed, or in progress, which suggests that it is a quantitative analysis of the projects. Additionally, the text mentions the Lagos Plan of Action and the Framework for African Development, which are international development frameworks that focus on economic development and cooperation in Africa.