text: provision of Navigational aicls, has been awarded. Seven fellowships were awarded during the year in avionics, aeronautical meteorology and air traffic control. Supervision ot all pfases of the works is being undertaken by project staff. Another project, entitled "Training in Civil Aviation Assisted by Special Fund for Developing Landlocked Count,ries', funded by ttNDP (cose, $85,5211, is being implemented by ICAO. Under this project, nationals are trained through fellorrshipg in major civil aviat,ion disciplines, including Air Traffic Control and Aircraft Engineering and l4aintenance. 366. ILO has two uNDP-funded projects under inplenentation: (a) Preparatory assistance for accountancy training (924,500); (b) Vocational rehabilitation of the disabled (S46f,000 for 1982-85). The Government of Soaziland tinances a project in the fi.eld of social security,nAssisEance to National Provident Fund" with a total budget of $26,250 for 1984-85. 367. IMF is providing technical assistance to SwaziLand through the services of three advisors in the Research and Adninistration Departnents in the Central Bank of Swaziland. Swaziland has not used t,he IMFrs resources in 1984. 368. Under ITUrs funding, one fellowship nas awardecl for participation in a meeting.A/40/439 Eng 1i sh Page 57 369. Under UNESCO's participation programmer $73r700 was apProved fot L984/85 as at 3 titay 1985. In addition, an amount of S50,000 has been approved under the UNESCO Special Account for the repair of schools damaged by the cyclone "Demoina"' 3?0. In 1985, UPU is fundinq one consultancy mission valued at $I,500. 371. In fiscal year 1985, the r'lorld Bank/IDA made new loans totalling $8-6 million for a project entitled "Cyclone rehabilitation". U. Tuvalu 372. ulith help of DTCD, technical assistance amounting to $llr500 was provided to Tuvalu in 1984 for development under the funds of UNDP. 373. As part of the UNDP Country erogramninq process, Resident Representative's notes have already been sent to the Government of Tuvalu to initiate the
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various projects and initiatives related to development and technical assistance in Swaziland and Tuvalu. The topics covered include education, training, and capacity building in areas such as civil aviation, air traffic control, and social security, as well as economic development, infrastructure, and disaster relief. There is no clear focus on natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, international trade, health, culture, or science and technology.