text: D. Proqress in fund ino proiects 19. SADCC projects are grouped lnto seven Bectors, nanely! (a) TranaFort and conounl.cat iona, (b) Agriculture (lncludlng food securityt, (c) Industry t (d) Energy, (e) urnposer developrnent, (f) Ulnlng t (9) Tourlsn. Of these by far the largeEt aecto! iE transport and co,tn[unlcat lona, accounting forover 54 per cent of the total cost of all projectg. rnduatry (35 per cent),agriculture (8 per cent) and energy (6 per cent) also have stgnlficant shares. 2O: As at .tuIy 1985 furdlng had been secured for sllghtly 1eaa then one guarter(2?.8 per cent) of the total coat of all projects, with funding for an addltlonal24 per cent of totaL costa unarer negotlation. There are, boeever, aignlficantEectoral differences withrn these aggreqate frgurea. Tourisn ha' gecured fund r.ngfor all projects, and ninlng has 90 per cent of lts funding regulrenenta either8€cured or under negot iat ion. At the other extrene, lndu8try has leEE than20 per cent of its fundlng requireDente secured with another 20 per cent undernegotlatlon. Table I shoes the status of fundlng in tbe varlou€ sectors !a atJuly 198 5.A/40/579 Engl-i sb Page 7 Tab1e l. Funding of SADCC projects as at ,JuIy 1985 (Uillions of US dollars) Sector Total cost Fbre ign costFund lng Funding under secured negot iation Transport and connunicat ionE Agr lculture Industry Energy Uanpo{€r development l,lining Tourisn117. s 361 .9 t-34.0 181. 2 34.3 2.t o.2 4 83?. ?2 560.1 263.3 863. 7 L76.9 9.9 a -a*729-2 109. 9 220.A 41.2 J.4 o.2 I I05.2689.4 162.9 231.0 59.9 L4.6 r.2 1 159 .0 A nore detailed breakdolrn of the funding status of SADCC projects is given in the annex to the present report. III. AC?ION BY THE UNITED NATIONS 2L. The Secreta ry-Genera 1 requested organs, organizations and bodies of the United
analysis: The text discusses the progress of projects in the Southern African Development Coordination Conference (SADCC) and the funding status of these projects. The text highlights the sectors that have received funding, such as transport and communication, industry, agriculture, and energy. The text also mentions the total cost of all projects and the percentage of funding secured for each sector. This suggests that the text is focused on economic development, specifically the development of infrastructure and industries in the region.