text: paragraph 52 above. 55. Gr tht bastE of the lnfornatlon currently avaiLable, ihe lollowlng table' ittcn app"."" ln docunent DEC/TnANSCOM/ O{/Iv/2 (dated 2J Novenber 198}), glves a gene.al i.dea of lhe breakdown of first-phaEe proiecis by sub-sector, thelr estlnated cos! and th€ fundlng obtalned. TABLE IIt Sub-seetorc Nunber of proJeclsooplete updated F --1Estlnated cost I1nl thousands US$ |roSraone Flnanclng obtalnedFl.nanclng obtalned as a perceo- tage of cost Roads Rallwayg Air tranaport Shlppi.ng Po!.t E Inland lrater ttultlnodal transport224 201 120 112,27r,dlt 5 ,459, 000 2,162,94J1 1''( tq, 2,9o4,9L5 774 tltr,)1o I l)L 2,455 ,oo0 188,824 L ,5O2,7V2 v7,755 700ol,q tt 41 Total lransport proJects 719 ,0,129,657 6,692,878 47 TeIeco@unlcallons SateLllte cooounLca- t10n3 BroadcastlnE PostaI servlces I'lanpower tralnlngqn At,tL,6t ,80 24L,5r, r25 ,804L64,962 50, r081A A?qtL 1,+ 5 Total cooeunlca- tlons proJecta 41) r rr^ K17 260,8r4 z) CRAND IOTAL1 no1\r,44o,284+5 J6.. The progra@e for lhe flrst phase as shoim in the table above represents the result of successlve nevlslons of ihe nuEben of proJects slnce 19?9' Indaed: (a) the 8lobal strateSy docuren! nentlons ??1 projects (561 in the trrans- pont s€ctor "nI 210 tn comunlcallons ) , 545 ot then ready for lorediale ^lnpleE€n-i"ti.r i;al transpori and 156 connunl""tions ) , at a lotat cogt of uS$8'85 bfUlon i8., bll]ion for tfansport and 0.5 blluon for coEmunlcallons ) '-20-
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the allocation of funds for various projects, with a focus on transportation and communication. The table provided breaks down the estimated costs and funding obtained for different sub-sectors, including roads, railways, air transport, and inland water transport. This suggests that the text is related to the development of infrastructure and services.