text: originalty envisaged 1982-85 progranning levels are being maintained, except where specifically authorized. In accordance with General Assembly resolution 38/20L, 82 per cent of the funds made available from the lisuidation of the United Nations Emergency Operation Trust Fund rrere channeled througb UNDP-administered funds to finance uroently needed projects, prinarily in the food and agriculture secEors in countries atflicted by famine and nalnutrition. By the end ot 1984, a total of $3I.8 rnillion, or 93.8 per cent of the resources nade available for this purpos€, lrad been conmitted to finance 103 projects. Seventy per cent of these Projects nere under full inplementation by year-end. world Food Programme 17. The resolutions of the General Assembly pere brought to the attention of the Governing Body of the norld Food Programme, the Connittee on Food Aid Policies and Programmes, held from 20 to 3I l{ay 1985. As ag 31 December 1984, ttlPF had provided 5822.3 rnillion for development projects and $205.3 million for emergency operations in the countries concerned. Office of the United Nations High,Comnissioner for Refuqees 18. Progranmes of UNHCR are carried out in the specific context of assistance to refugees. Any programmes undertaken in the countries concerned will be covered in the annual report of UNHCR (A/4O/L21.A/40/439 Eng l1 sh Page 7 United Nations Fund for Population Activities 19. In 1984, UNFPA provided assistance to the Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Ganbi.a, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Lesotho, Nicaragua, Sao Tome and Principe, Sierra Leone,following count,ries: Benin, CaPe Djibouti, Eguatorial Guinea, Liberia, lttadagascar, ttlozambicue, Swaziland' Vanuatu and Uqanda- B. Assistange provided b'y specialized agencies International Labour Of f ice 20. In consideration of specific actions as envieaged in the General Assembly and the Economic and Sociat Council resolut.ions relatitr1t to the speiial programmes of economic assistance, ILO approaches the problems of these countries in a variety of
analysis: The text discusses the allocation of funds from the United Nations Emergency Operation Trust Fund to various programs and projects, primarily in the food and agriculture sectors in countries affected by famine and malnutrition. It also mentions the provision of assistance by specialized agencies such as the World Food Programme, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and the International Labour Office. The text does not mention specific economic development projects or natural resources, but rather humanitarian aid and relief efforts.