text: FRG (whea t ) Italy (Rice) WFP (Wheat) t'lcrnay (trla i ze ) Tota I Grand total Grain reserves lilcuntain emergency (l'lai ze) Strategic wheat(up to Dec. 1984) (up to Dec. 1984) 35 000 2 490 270 I 180 862 6 000 985 6 568 r8 315 l5 000 (arrived 1985)I4 000 (arrived 1985) 600 (arrived f985) 3 000 (arrived 1985)I 000 (expected time ofarrival (ETA) 1985) 4 000 (ETA) 1985) s00 (ETA) I985) 38 100 9I 45519 000 15 000 I 7s00 000(e) Source: Data provided by the Government of Lesotho.187. In addition, the Lesotho Government has presented the long-term projects to the international community aimed atthreat of drought in Lesotho:A/40/44L Engli sh Page 67 following medium and resolving the continuing Essential medium_to long-term structural reforms l. 2. 3.($US 159 miltion) Project Watershed management Destocking project Minor roads constructionEstimated cost 99 million 33 million 27 nillion f88. It is worth noting that these priority structural reform programmes wiII bepivotal in Lesotho's future development, plans. To date, however, only the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (r.AO) has responded by supporting two projects, namely, micro-scale water harvesting and ground-water development for domestic supply irrigation and livestock watering for the amount of $us 205,000 and assistance to seed production and processing for the arnount of $US 230,000. Other responses have so far been of a general nature. G. Special proqramme of economic assistance 189. As indicated earlier, this report wilI only review the economic assistance needs of the I0 specific projects urgently reguiring support in response to Security Council resolution 527 (f982).. The programme with respect to each of these projections has been reported by the @vernment of Lesotho and is summar.ized in the following paragraphs. Project l: Strengthening of police services
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the economic and humanitarian situation in Lesotho, with a focus on the country's grain reserves, food security, and agricultural projects. The report also mentions structural reforms and economic assistance needs, which suggests a broader economic development context. The text does not appear to be primarily focused on natural resources or the environment, industry, transport, international trade, health, education, employment, culture, or science and technology.