text: run two practical training courses for this purpose, on the basis of a study of nut,rition needs at ANC camPs. Support for pre-school,children centre in SI{APO refugee campr Nyamgor Zambia 11. This project aims at providing urgently needed help for the pre-school children's day-care cenlre in the SI{APO refugee canp at Nyango. Training of cooks and supplies of basic items of kitchen, classroom and nursery eguipment for the 700 chiLdren in the carnp are imuediate reguiremenEs. The project is inplenented through Ehe ST|APO Wonenrs Council in close collaboration with the FAO of,fice in Lusaka. L2. The project was initiated in April 1984 and has a duration of one year. It will be followed bry a more comprehensive progranne to PrQmoEe producEive activities by wornen in the canp. The initial project is funded by Ehe Cooperazione per 1o Sviluppo dei Paesi Emerqenti of Italy for a total of $US 6,300' Fellowships in food economics, food sclence nuBrition 13. Fellowships, are under way for degree/diplona courses for a small group of Namibian professionals in agricultural economics, food technology, food analysis, nutrition and nutrition extension. The cose of the fellowshiPs is borne by the United Nations Trust Fund for Namibia under lhe Nauribia Nationhood Programme. High-tevel fisheries fellowships 14. Two Uarnibians have received dipl.orra-level training in all aspects of fisheries managerDent under the first phase of this project. The second phaser approved in 1983, provides for six rnore Namibians. The fellowshiPs are funded by UNDP within the Namibia Nationhood Progranne. c. Assistance to the ANC Comprehensive Educational Training ConmuniEy Scheme, Solomon lr!,ahlangu Freedom College (SO!,IAFCO), Morogoro, United ,Republic of Tanzania 15. FAO participated as an associated agency in a UNDP-funded and UNESCO-executed project of assistance to SOMAFCO. FAO participation, cosEing about $US 138,000 over two years (f980/81), consisEed in the provision of aEricultural training and
analysis: The text describes various projects and initiatives aimed at providing assistance to refugees, professionals, and communities in developing countries. The projects involve training, provision of equipment and supplies, and funding for education and research. The text highlights the involvement of international organizations such as FAO, UNDP, and UNESCO in these initiatives.