text: 40. A multi-sectoral drought relref programme by UNDRO was completed as scheduled on 30 September 1984. t|ith respect to the drought ot February L984' total contributions reported to UNDRO as at mid-1985 were $2,754,365. UNDRO itself provided an emergency grant of $101000. hlith respect to the emergency caused by returnees from Nigeria in June 1985, total contributions reported to UNDRO as at end July 1985 were $92,558; UNDRO itself provided a grant of $20,000. 41. The programme bJ UNFPA includes data processing and analysis of the 1979 population census and the 1983 demographic and fertility surveys. Analysis of the fertility survey is compl.ete and the report has been printed. There have been /...A/40/439 Enq 11sh Page 1I sqne delays in conputer processing of the demographic survey data, but it should be finisbed in 1985. TNFPA approved funds for analysis of Ehe data and,to PrePare poputation projections for use in development planning. t{ith assistance from tNFPA, efforts are being nade to deliver family planning services, especially in rural areas. 42. In 1984, UNICEFTE actual expenditures in Benin were $0.9 million, mainly in the health and water supply sectors. Actions to be taken for strengthening and expanding the programme include the upgrading of the Liaison Office to a Sub-Office, an increase in the planning level, and an increage in supplenentary funding envisaqed for irmrunization and related activities. 43. UNIDO is implementing the follooing inclustrial development project aPProved in 1984: seminar on industrial strategy ($85,000, of which $50r000 UNDP/IPF and $35,000 UNIDOT/Regular Progranme of Technical Assistance) . 44. As at 31 December 1984, WFP had approved slx development project,s at a total cost to trFP of $3f.2 million and five emerqency operations projects at a total cost to tlFP of $2.1 million. 45. FAO is operating six UNDP-financed projects (S3r209r138) covering rural
analysis: The text appears to be a report on various projects and programs implemented by UN agencies in a country (Benin) in 1984-1985. The projects focus on providing humanitarian aid and relief, economic development, and health services. The text also mentions industrial development, population census, and family planning services.