text: I85. In fiscal year 1985, the rrorld Bank/IDA nade new loans totalling $f24.3 nillion for projects entitled iReconstruction Import Credit"r 'rRoads !4aintenance' and ttUrban Developmenttr. 186. n!4O is undertaking a project on the Establishment of arl APT station in Legon, Accra, funded by the Voluntary Co-operatlon Programme/United States of America at a tot.al cost of $50,000. J. Guinea 187. DTCD assisted Guinea with progranmes in development planning, statistics and geology and rnining. In 1984, the amount of assistance provided was $398,857. 188. In response to Economic and Social Council resolution 1984/59r a United Nations mission visited Gulnea in August 1984. The mission, nhich was led by the Assistant. Administrator and Director of the UNDP Regional Bureau for Africa, surveyed the current economic situation in Guinea. Following consultations with the Government, it was agreed that a too-pronged approach should be adopted: a humanitarian assistance progranne and an interin progranme of economic rehabilitation (I985-f987). tfithin the hunanitari,an assistance prograrnme, a list of specific emergency reeuirements was drarn up for ohich international aid was sought (food, nedicines, educational. equlpment, agricultural inputs) . 189. The economic reconnaissance mission nas followed by a joint UNDP/world Bank mission which defined more precisely the Governmentrs needs in technical assistance, esuipment, and logistic aupport for the preparation of the interim programne, and to reinforce the governmental structure in development planning. t90. A project eas formulated and a team of advisers and consultants is assisting the Government in elaborating the interim plan for economic rehabilitation which is expected to be ready by April 1985. Similarly, a project waa formulated to provide for longer-term multidisciplinary technical assistance in a nunber of key development areas as well as for the programming, co-ordination, execution, supervision and follow-up of the interin plan. UNDP also finaneed technical
analysis: The text discusses various development projects and initiatives in Guinea, including infrastructure development, economic rehabilitation, and humanitarian assistance. It appears to be focused on economic development and international cooperation, with a emphasis on government assistance and international funding.