text: 199. As at 31 December 1984, 9{FP had approved I0 development projects at a total hrFP cost of $17.0 million and 5 emergency operations prolects at a total wFP cost of $7.0 million. 200. FAO ls operating five UNDP-financed projects (571739,5521 i.n rural development., forestry and crops. The FAO/TCP finances 16 prolects ($788,192) in rural development, statistics, cropsJ livestock, nutrition. Three Projects($1,848,973) in fisheries and post-harvest losses are being financed from Trust Funds. The total of these projects is $10r376,7L7. Activities of the FAO Investment Centre included the approval of an artisanal fisheries project ($35 million) and a FAO/world Bank Co-operative Programne sub-sector survey. Emergency assistance was provided in the forn of ploughs for animal traction, vehicles and spare parts ($750,000). 201. A project entitled "Assistance to Civil Aviationr', funded by UNDP ($1,775,I42\, is being implernented by ICAO. The objectives of this larqe-scale project, which began in 1982, are to assist the Ministry of Transport i.n the provision and improvement of local training facilities, and to imProve the electronics infrastructure of Conakry International Airport and of four domestic airports. Durinq 1984 equipnent provided under the project included a language laboratory, marker beacons, sinqle side-band units, receivers, maintenance unitsr a radio navigation laboratory and a maintenance vehicle, as well as basic equipment and spares for an electro-mechanical workshop. Under study by the project, is a restructural system of power distribution for Conakry International AirPort. Premises for local training have been built aod are being equipped. Nineteen fellowships were awarded to electronics technicians and engineers. 202. ILO has a TNFPA-funded project, 'nCr6ation d'une Unit6 de Population au tttinistbre du Plan et cle la Statistigue" under implementation with a total budget of $442r 000. One project f unded by UNDP, "Formati.on n6tel.ibre", vras completed in 1984. For tbe period of 1979-1984, $1.7 million was allocated from UNDP/LPE fot
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various projects and initiatives undertaken by international organizations (FAO, UNDP, ICAO, and ILO) in Guinea. The projects cover a range of areas, including economic development, agriculture, forestry, and fishing, as well as humanitarian aid and relief. The focus on infrastructure development, training, and equipment provision suggests that the projects are aimed at improving the country's capacity and resilience.