text: 65. TNIDO is irrplementing the folloning industrial developnent Projects apProved in 1984: (a) seminar on financial analysls of industrial projects ($25r000; sPecial Industrial Services (SIS) i (b) planning the establishment of a beer production Plant (04r250; SIS) t (c) Fiberslass ($35,000; sls) t (d) Training in proJect identificatlon ($4,160i sls)t (e) planninq and industrial development (0840,000, of which IDA, $400,000 and UNDP/rPF $440,000). 66. As at 31 December 1984, t{FP had approved 13 develoPment ProjectB at a total cost to wFp of S30.7 milllon and four emergency operatione Projects at, a total cost to t{FP of to $3.6 million. 67. FAo is currently operating a uNDP-financed project ($851'455) in fisheries' The FAO/TCp financed eight projects ($534 16751 in rural developnent and crops. Eleven proJects are financed by Trust Funds ($2lr7331206l in forestry, livestock, rural development, and agricultural pLanificationi the total cost of these projects is 023r119,336. The FAO Investnent centrers actlvities included a reconnaissance mission in May 1984 on behalf of the Government. An FAO mission assessed the food /...A/40/439 English Page 15 and agriculture situation in tilovember 1984. Also, Cape Verde nas one of thecountries reviewed by the llonorsr Meeting on cRehabilitation of Agriculture inAfrica", held in Rome on 29 lilarch 1985 on OSRO Trust Funds financed emergencyassistance for seeds for basic foodcrop. 68. An ICAO frust Fund project entitled oCivil Aviatisn Radio lr{aintenancetr, (cost, $37,545) is providing fellowship for training in Communications Maintenance to trdonationals for 48 man/months. 69. rl,o executed three projects funded by UNDP and three projects under trustfunds as follows: (a) Assistance ! trinstitut national des coop6ratives (UNDP, total budget $178,956); (b) Assistance aux programnes de travaux publics i haute int,ensitd demain-droeuvre (UNDP, $1.1 million) ; (c) Reboisement de Joao Varela (UNDP) t (d) Conservation des eaux et sols i San Vincente (Austria , $472t2681 t
analysis: The text appears to be a report on various development projects implemented or funded by different organizations, such as TNIDO, FAO, ICAO, and UNDP. The projects mentioned are related to economic development, agriculture, industry, and natural resources, with some focus on education and humanitarian aid. The text does not seem to be primarily focused on health, employment, culture, science, or international trade.