text: where a large shure of resources V'i'l ch2.r:r~elled tC\vards enhancil'q the prc:xluctive capabilities of tLe miPinq anJ manufacturing sec­ tors, the 1982/83 budqet qra r2ts priority tc· a culture a no rura 1 development. Ir a $z 1,019 million public sector pr<..;qranmle, agricultural and rural developmtont acccur.ts fer 31 per cent of total investment ir: 1982/83. The comprehensive programme fer the rural sect or emphasizes ec;ui table land d istribut.i or,, err:pl cyme r:t creation and self-sufficiency in food crops. ThE: constructiorl of marketing infrastructure, includirq Gepcts i11 suitable locations, and the prcvisic.r. of agricultural credit are the ether areas of focus. 80. In Lesotho, a clear dernonstr<:ttic.•n of the Government's deter­ mination tc raise producticn in tLe aqricultural sector is th(~ 55 per cent incre<Jse in capital exrer;diture on agriculture ir1 the budget fer 1982/83, in spite of the 39.2 per cer:t ever-all decline in the Government's prcqJ-an:riie. In the Ivery Cc..ust, the pricri ty cbjecti ves of the 1 gsl-F'B4 de vel opme r't pla rj include the attainment of sc:lf-sufficier;cy in food, which h<:is previously received less atter.tior, thar: the prcuuctiqr· of cash crc...rs. The recovery proqramme laur,chcd irJ UqatK!a in April 1S82, ar:d the Structural Adjustmer.t Prc..qramrne 1aur>ched ir~ tl1e United Eeput~lic of Tanzania in Jure 1982, are beth desiq ned to revive tht= prceuc­ tive capacity cf their econcnties v1ith particular er.tpl!asis or: aqriculture. The currer.t dcvelcpr.;ent plar:s of t.:ali (1981-1~85), Nigeria (1981-1985), RHan<ia (1981-1990) ar.<.l the Ur.ited Hepublic of Camerc..on (1981-1986) all have rural ar><1 aqriculturul dcvelcp­ ment as their ma_ or focus, •with l·:uli unci the Uritcd Republic cf Cameroon plur:L.in~ tc allccate as much as 30 au} 24 per cer.t resfJecti vely of tLeir total de vel cpme r:t outlays du ri rq tile e r.tire plar1 period tc aqriculture. 
analysis: The text primarily focuses on the development of rural areas and agricultural sectors in several countries, with a specific emphasis on Lesotho. The language used is technical and economic, highlighting investment, production, and self-sufficiency. This suggests that the text is likely related to economic development and agriculture.