text: 49/ For example, Br:azil has offered assistance in the implementation of the energy programme of the southern African Development Co-ordination Conference which encompasses both conventional and new and renewable sources of energy projects (G-77 Bultetin, No. 22, october-November 1984, p. 12). Also, Argentina is collaborating with other Latin Anerican countries in the hiqh technoloqy areas of hydroelectric projects, oil exploration and nuclear energy production (p. l7). t0/ For example, tbe Korean Oil Development Company an<l the Indonesian State Oil Conpany have entered into a joint venture in exploring, developing and oroducing oil and natural gas from a Madura offshore field in Indonesia, a project which could eventuallv eost ahout $280 million (G-77 Bulletin, No. 2I, September 1984. p. 13).A/40/sLL English eage 25 Nqtes (continued) . -+( For example, the ussR has agreed to provide electromechanical equipment,including turbine generators, in a tripartite "gr..."nt involving Angolar'sraziland the USSR" The purpose of the agreement, coicludec in worr.iler I9g4 andestimated to cost $900 rniltion, is io buitd one of the rarfe"i-lvar""i."iri" a"."in Africa since the completion of the Asi.ran Dam project. in. n"r-i;;-;;;i-;d;-'520 Mw to the erectricity production of Angola; it i" scherluled to be conpleted inL992' This agreement is also part of a complex counter-trade dear between Angoraand Brazil. (The Econornist Inteltigence Unit, euarterly Energy Review: Afriea,No. I, 1985, pp. 6-7.,) Y/ united Nations Development Programme "programmes in energy development,(DP/1985/521. E/ The energy share in the total lenclings of the lrlorld Bank and the regionaldevelopment banks mentioned in the preceding paragraph ranged from ro.g p"r-..iafor the African Deveropment Bank to 38.e pei cent for the rnter-AnericanDevelopment Bank W See also International Finance Corporation,(Washington, D.C. ) .Annual Report, 1984 55-/ Ratio of financing commitment to paid-in capital. The gearing ratio ofthe fforld Bank is I to I y/i{orld Bank Neqs, 20 June 1995.
analysis: The text discusses various international agreements and projects related to energy development, including hydroelectric, oil, and nuclear energy projects. It also mentions the provision of electromechanical equipment and financing commitments from organizations such as the World Bank and the United Nations Development Programme. This suggests that the primary focus is on economic development and the utilization of natural resources.