text: advisory assistance in the industry sector to asslst the Governnent ln defining and elaborating new industrial policies and strategies. 191. ttNDP continued to provide assistance to the Government of Guinea within the framework of ttre third country programme of assistance. Expenditures during 1984 frorn IPF funds are expected to be in the reglon of 03.9 million. The country proqramme will be reviewed in early 1985 in consultation with the Government with a uiew to reorienting ongoing and planned activities to meet the priorities defined in the interim programme of econonic rehabilitation. 192. In addition to IPF assistance providecl in 1984, $4221000 was allocated from the Special Measures Fund tor the Least Developed Countries for proqrarnming durinq that year, as well as an amount of $175,000 for progranming in 1985.A/ 40/ 439 Eng 1i sh Page 31 193. Guinea lras one of the priority recipients to receive resourqes from the liquidated United Nations Emergency Operations Trust Fund in order to meet energency rehabilitation and development needs stenming, inter alia, from the recent adverse climatic conditions and special developnent problens of the country. One project in the agricultural sector has been aPproved for the total amount of $750,000. 194. In order to assist the Government to cope wlth the emergency conditions caused by the earthsuake that occurred in north-oest Guinea on 22 December 1983, an amount of s30,000 was allocated from UNDPrs Special Programme Resources. This amount nas disbursed during January and February 1984. 195. In August 1984, the Assiseant Administrator and Director of the Reqional Bureau for Atrica of tNDP led a fact-finding mission to Guinea in connection oith the National Reconstruction Programme. The initial Phase of that programne included an emergency component, and the mission recommended that ttNDRO should provide assistance by arranging a short consultancy by an expert, rrhose task would
analysis: The text appears to focus on the economic development of Guinea, specifically the provision of assistance and resources by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to support the country's industrial policies, agricultural sector, and humanitarian aid efforts. The text also mentions the allocation of funds for specific projects and programs, which suggests a focus on economic development and humanitarian aid.