text: and airfield tighting and power distribution *rorks, which are being financed by six funding agencies, are scheduled to be completed by June 1985. The contract for navigational aids, communications and meteorological equipment was awarded and t'his work is also scheduled to be completed by mid-1985. Three United Nations Volunteers provided support to the Government in Air Traffic Control and another Unit,ed Nations Volunteer provided assistance as Cost AccountanL for the contruction projects. During the year, an expert was provided to the Government to act as Director of Civil Aviation. Three fellowships vrere awarded in the fi.eld of Air Traffic Control, Aeronautical Engineering and FIight Operations Procedures. 259. ILO has a UNDP-funded project, rrAssistance to LEHCO-OP Production System" under implementalion, which aims at expanding the producEion capacity of the joinery sector. The UNDP contribution amounts to S286,331 for the period of 1981-1985. ITNDP is also providing a contribution of $I0r000 for the preparat,ion of the vocational training project. hlith funding from UNHCR amounting to S0.6 nillion, ILO is undertaking the snall enterprise development programmes for the refugees. Other activities under inplenentation include: (a) Assistance to vocational training, funded by IBRD with a total budget of $74,ooo; (b) Training tor pelf-reliance, co-financed by SIDA ($154'000) and United Nations,/VFDn ($251, 008), (c) St.rengthening the co-operative movement, financed by DANIDA ($654;000) for the period 1983-1985. 260. IMF has provided the tollooing technical assistance to Lesotho: The Central Banking Department has a Research Advisor since October 1984, a Director of Bank Supervision since March 1985, and has just concluded arrangelnents t ith the authorities for the appointment of a General Manager whose term should begin within the next few months. In addition, CBD funded a Bank Supervisory Auditor for six months during 1984 and has proposed a Consultant on external debt in response to a
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the development projects and assistance provided to Lesotho by various international organizations, such as the United Nations, IMF, and ILO. The projects focus on economic development, infrastructure, and human resources, with a emphasis on air traffic control, vocational training, and small enterprise development. There is no mention of natural resources, environment, agriculture, or humanitarian aid and relief.