text: 174- UNDP continued to provide strong support to the Governnentrs effort toco-ordinate aid with regard to the three-year emergency Economic Recovery programmeof Ghana (f984-1986). Following the nid-term review of November 1984 of thecountry programme, it was agreed that the Programne needed some reorientation. Themajor focus of UNDP assistance during the rest of the country progranme will be onproviding assistance for rural development and for planning. A total of 9850r000was made available from EOTF resources: g495,000 to facilitate grain imports, $110,000 for emergency seed rice provision and 9245r000 for an irrigationrehabilitation project. 175" as at 3l December 1984, WFP had approved 18 development projects at a total wFP cost of $112.4 million and 8 emergency operations projects at a total wF.p costof $19.5 million. L76- In 1984, UNTCEF's actual expenditures in Ghana were $1.5 million, mainly on emergency assistance and in the Wat,er Supply, Planning and Formal Educationsectors. Actions to be taken for strengthening and expanding the programne includethe upgrading of the sub-office to a country office and an increase in the planningIeveI.A/40/43e English Paqe 29 I77. within the framework of the Economic Recovery Progranme of the Government of Ghanar UNIDO has formulated a major large-scale project of assistance in the field of indust.rial planning and programning. The project riras approved in January 1985 by UNDP and is being implemented. 178. FAO is operating one UNDp-financed project (94,116,307) in development offorest enerqy resources. The FAO/TCP is financing nine projects ($608 r7471 in agricultural planification, forestry, crops and agricultural statistics. Fiveprojects ($3,252'0491 in rural development, crops and developnent of natural resources are being financed under Trust. Funds. The FAOflorId Bank Co-operative Programme participated in a World Bank Agricultural Sector Survey and in an identification mission. A general identification mission was conducted for IFAD. In April 1984, a FAO,/WFP assessment mission visited Ghana. 179. A project entitled "Civil Aviation Development", funded by UNDP ($1,240,578), is being implemented by ICAO. This project, whictr began in 1982, is a continuationof an earlier lCAO-executed project ("Assistance to the Department of Civil Aviationrr). Its objective is to provide fellowships and on-the-job training to various aeronautical engineers and technicians, and to make available electronic
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the activities and projects implemented by various United Nations agencies, including UNDP, WFP, UNICEF, UNIDO, FAO, and ICAO, in Ghana. The report highlights the focus on economic development, agricultural and rural development, industrial planning, and humanitarian aid, indicating that these areas are of significant importance in the country.