text: $rt0,000, aims at lntroducing approprlate technology and providing tralning on salvaging food sub-products from a brewery, food feedinq livesEock and increaslng food availabilitY. 322. TNCTAD is inplementing a project entitled "Port tlanagenent" at a total cost of $108,000 for the period 1985-1986, funded by ['NDP' 323. ttNFpAl During 1984, a staff member of the national !4CH,/FP programtne was given public health training in cuba. seminars were conducted in-country and the supPly of contracepti\res continued. Processing and analysis of the 1981 census data continued. Despite the absence of experts in data proeessing and data analysis to advise the United Nations volunteers, the project is Progressinq steadily. An expert in data processing nas expected in Sao Tome in the first quarter of 1985. At the GovernnenCrs request, a mission to advise the Minister of Planning in setting up a populaeion unit with the Ministry was scheduled for January 1985. a project on sex education is also planned for 1985. j,24. In l9g4 UNICEFTs actual expenditures in Sao Tome and Principe were $48r000, nainly in che Health sector. Actions to be taken for strengthening and expanding the programne include the upgradinO of the sub-office to a country office and an increase in supplementary funding envisaged for immunization and related activities. 325. UNIDO ts irnplementirq an industrial development project, approved in 1984, on "Assistance to the clothing factory Agua Grande" ($80r000, of nhich $75,000 Governmentr and $5,000 and UNDP/IPF). 326. As at 3I Decenber 1984, trFP had approved four developnent Proiects at a total WFp cost of $7.8 milllon and one emergency oPerationa Project at a total tlFP cost of $0.7 million. 327. FAo is operating two uNDP-financed projects ($702'500) in livestock and preparation of UNDP round table. The FAO/TCP financeE six Proiects ($3221000) in forestry, apiculture and crops. Two projects ($433r300) in suPPort to small
analysis: The text appears to be a report on various development projects and initiatives in Sao Tome and Principe, with a focus on economic development, industry, and agriculture. The projects mentioned include infrastructure development, industrial assistance, and agricultural development, which suggests that economic development and industry are likely the most relevant categories.