text: Senior Roads Engineer and the tlaintenance Engineer who will be devoting more of their time to routine maintenance and development projects. Aqriculture 279. It should be notert that a detailed programme for the assistance reguired to rehabi,li,tate the agriculture sector had not been drawn up at the time of the Inter-Agency Mission's vi,sit to Srraziland. Consequently, the mission report does not cover atl the areas in the agricultural sector affected by Cyclone Docpina. The situation in the priority areas is as follows: (a) The Foot and Mouth Disease protection fence on the !.lozambique border is critical to the weII-bein9 of the livestock industry. Initial estimates for itsrepair were E I75,000 but it has since emerged that this figure is far below the real costs owing to t,he damage to access roarls. The fence had been constructed by the EECI E 45,000 from savings against the original allocation, plus an additional crrant of E 90,000 have been made available by EEC for rehabilitation of the fence. Of this aoount, approximately E 50,000 has already been utilized to purchase some fencing material for repairs, but the balance cannot be spent until a considerably larger amount of rooney is available for rehabilitating the access roads. It is now intended to engage the services of a consultant who would draw up a cost, estimate for this programme and seek the funds required from EEC or other donors. The PubIic Works Department has been requested to draw up the terms of reference for th i s consu I ta ncy . (b) The majority of the agricultural feeder roads constructed under the first two phases of the Rural Devel,opment Areas Programme (RDAP) were damaged byftcprlittn, but to date no funding has been received for rehabilitating these roads.
analysis: The text discusses the aftermath of Cyclone Doppina in Swaziland, specifically the damage to infrastructure and the plans for rehabilitation. The focus is on the agricultural sector, including the protection fence for the livestock industry and the feeder roads. The text mentions funding from the EEC and other donors, which suggests a focus on economic development and humanitarian aid.