text: 43. In 1984, TNFPA supported the following projects with a total value of$1r312,018: (a) expansion and improvement of maternal and child healt,h and familyplanning progranme, with $319r035 funded by uNFpA, S205r826 funded by the Government of Finland, $278,646 funded by the Government of Italy and $345r522funded by the Government of Noroay; (b) population and housing census, with $750 funded by the Goverrunent of Finland and $45,906 funded by UNFPA; (c) population education and information for the in-school and out-of-school population, $57r337 funded by UNFPA; (d) national sex education seninars, $4,I45 funded by UNFPAT(e) national demography survey, $48r299 funded by UNFPAT antl (f) support to thenational planning agencies in the area of population and development, $4r552 fundedby uHrpa. 44. As regards 1985, TNFPA is continuing to provlde support to the projectsrelating to population education, national sex education seminars, the national demography survey and support to the national planning agencies in the area ofpopulation and developnent. Moreover, a neo phase of the maternal and child health and family planning project, totalling $6 million over the period 1985-1988, hasbegun. This progranme is being funded with nulti-bilaeeral resources from the Government,s of Finland and Norway and regular UNFPA resources. C. Information received from specialized agencies 45. The International Labour Organisation (ILO) bas tro projects, financed by themulti-bilateral donors, under inplementation: (a) Strengthening of the national system of manpower planning (Netherlands, $435,540) t (b) Assistance to vocational training (Denmark, S546r000). 46. other ItO activities include the following: (a) seminars, consultancy,/advisory services and publications in the fietds of rural development, working conditions and the environment, vocational rehabilitation and vocational training, $33'ggg from the ILO regular budget for technical co-operation; (b) a co-operative development project, with UNDP funding of $26r000; and (c) assistarrce to thenational planning system in the area of population and developnent, with UNFPA
analysis: The text appears to be related to international development projects, focusing on health, population, and education. The mention of maternal and child health, family planning, population education, and national demography survey suggests a strong emphasis on health and education. The involvement of UNFPA and other international organizations, such as ILO, further supports this hypothesis.