text: of domestic and international flights. Restoration of navigational aids having been completed by the project in 1.983, activities in 1984 included the provision of spare parts for these aids and the award of t4 fellowships in ATC procedures, ATC operations, Navaids maintenance, fire and rescue services and communications operat ions. 349. IFAD has a project entltled Agricultural Sector Support with a total project cost of $28.9 million, of $hich the IFAD loan is $5.4 million, that of the co-financier (IDA) is $21.5 million, and the recipient country contribution is $2.0 million. 350. ILO is executing a project in rural development, "Self Help Rural works Progranme", which is co-financed by DANIDA ($488,235 for 1984-1985) and Italy ($519,735 for f984-1985). $,ith ITNFPA funds of $339,126 (1980-1985), the population and family welfare education project is also under implementation. 351. I!4F has provided the following technical assistance to Sierra Leone in 1984: (a) A FAD expert oas assigned to the lttinistry of Finance as Budget Advisor; (b) A staff team visited Sierra Leone in early 1985 to provide technical assistance in the area of the exchange system. In the period under review, Sierra Leone was in a stand-by arrangement h'ith the Fund but made no purchases under the arrangement. /...^/40/43eEng lish Page 55 352. IIttO provides four felloorships financed by IINDP for training in the United Kingdoo for four years, one in marine engineering and three in navigation. In addieion, two fellowships nere provided for training at t{Itlu in 1983 for a two-year period, at a total cost of $20r000 per fellow. Teo further fellonships uere provided for the r{UU in 1984 for tno-year courses, at a total cost of $22'000 per fe llow. 353. Under ITUrs funding, two fellorships $ere aearded to Sierra Leone for participation in meetinqs,/seminars.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various projects and activities related to economic development, infrastructure, and international cooperation. It mentions projects in rural development, agricultural sector support, and technical assistance in areas such as budgeting, exchange systems, and navigation. The text also mentions scholarships and training programs in fields like marine engineering and navigation. This suggests that the text is primarily focused on economic development, infrastructure, and human resources.