text: FAO/Technical Co-operation Programne financed a mission which visited the island to assess the food and agriculture situation following the cyclones, and to formulate projects. 290. A project entitled "Fellowships in CiviI Aviationn, funded by UNDP ($38,980), is being implemented by ICAo. This project, which started in 1978, trains fellows in a number of civil aviation disciplines.A/40/439 Eng 1i sh Page 45 2gL. ILO has the following two UNDP-funded projects under inplementations (a) Development of artlsans ($1.5 million for the Period of 1982-1987)t (t) Development of che national institute of v@at,ional t'raining (5262,L22 for the period 1982-1985). nith contributions from the multi-bilateral donors, assietance is being provided as follows: (a)creationoftheruraltechnologycentres(NoRAD'S200'000for1981-1985); (b) promotion of rural artisans (Switzerland, $245,200 for f983-1985), (c) Sectoral studies for the development of small enterPrises producing constructlon materialE (switzerland, $51r300 for 1980-1985) ' From igs own Regular Budqet Technical Co-operation, ILO allocated 034r000 for 1984 and first half of 1985 for seninars and advisory'/consultancy services in the fields of working conditions and environment, hotel and tourisn, enployment Promotion and special public works Progranne. 292. IlrF has provided no technical assistance to totalling SDR 30 million were made by Madagascar the period under revien. 2g3. Ittto has fielded a one-week miseion to provide advisory,/consultancy services in maritime safety administrati.on nith a view to inproving t{adagascarrs infrastructure in this field. One fellorship naa provided for the training at the ttttlu in 1984 for a two-year period at a total cost of $22,000. Two further fellowships were provided in 1985 for one-year coursesr at a cost of $121000 per fellos. 2g4. ITU has awarded twO fellorships for participation in neetings,/semlnars under its funding. 295. Under UNESCOTs participation programme, $71r400 was approved f'cc L984/85 as at 3 ttay 1985. In addition, UNESCO has contributed, under the Special Account,
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various forms of technical assistance and projects implemented by international organizations such as FAO, ILO, UNDP, ITTO, and UNESCO in Madagascar. The focus is on developing the country's infrastructure, industries, and services, with a emphasis on agriculture, civil aviation, rural development, and maritime safety. There is also mention of training and education initiatives. This suggests that the category should be related to economic development, agriculture, and technical cooperation.