text: 333. Under UNESCOTs participatlon programne, $82,100 was approved tor L9g4/g5 as at3 May 1985. 334. rn 1985, UPU is funding one fellonship valued at e2,go0. rn 19g6, upu nillfurd one fellowship valued at $3,800. 335. In fiscal year 1985, the world Bank/IDA made new loans totalling $5.3 mitlionfor a project entitled "Modernization Line O,,. 335. wMo is undertaking a project on provision of paper for Apr,/wEFAX station,funded by the Voluntary Co-operation Progranme,/France. S. Sierra Leone 337. YTCD is involved in lmplementing and backstopping nine projects in the publlcadministration, national planning capabilities, consolidat,ion of the CentralStatistics Office and support to the population census and civil registration. Awide range of training programmes were carried out, and equipnent from computers andworkstations to vehicles and office equipment was ctelivered. In 1984, the amountof assistance proeided to Sierra Leone was glr54gt3L7 under uNDp and UNFPA funds. 338. IINCTAD is currently inplementlng a project entitled I'strengthening nationalcapacity and institutional structure of transfer of technology" at a total cost of$101,000 for the period 1985-1986.A/40/439 English Page 53 339. UNDP assistance to the Government of Sierra Leone continued within the franework of the 1983-1986 country programme approved by the Governing Council in February 1983. The authorized programrning level for Sierra Leone for the current cycle, 1982-1985, anounts to S18.2 nillion. UNDP expenditure during 1984 on projects within the country progranme totalled about $3.1 nillion. Expenditures are estimated to surpass this figure in 1985, as the progranming of additional funds allocated to the country progranme begln to take effect. 340. In addition, Slerra Leone received its first allocations from the Special lleasures Fund for Least Developed Countries: $2351000 in 1983; $3311000 in 1984 and $138,000 for prqlramme in 1985. within the context of its programne for least developed countries, UNCDF approved a project, Rural slater Supply Development in the Eastern Province, for Sierra Leone in Decenber 1984 in an amoune of
analysis: The text appears to be a report on international aid and development projects in Sierra Leone, focusing on various sectors such as education, administration, and infrastructure. The projects mentioned include funding for scholarships, training programs, equipment delivery, and loan disbursements. The text also mentions the involvement of various international organizations, including UNDP, UNFPA, and the World Bank.