text: Lg,. Tanna island honev (estirnate(l cost $115,000). Discussit:ns on thisproject have been held with FAO. The Government plans to request FAr)'sassistance, untler the SmalI Projects Programme, to fund a study durinq l9g5into the feasibility of developing honey pro<iuction in any of the islanrls ofvanuatu. It is hoped that any development proposal resultinq frorn the stu6ycould be implementert during 1986. /A/40 /44L English Page I I I A-7. Nati,onal Iivestock ,atll_gpp_Ll (estimated cost: $525,000). A multi6no.fficeandtheAustra}ianDevelopmentAssistance Bureau (ADAB) ), multidisciplinary review of the livestock sector is currently being carried out. The terms of reference of the review include the need to investigate current water supplies for cattle in the country an<t to draw up detailed proposals for any new investments'rhich are required. tt is expected that any such proposal resulting from the revien rrill subsequently be funded by one of the donors represented on the team. (b) Transport T-I. Bauerfield International Airport upqradinq (estimated cost $If.l5 million). The Government, in January I985, formally accepted the ADAB otfer to provide A9 3 million (plus escalation) for the urgent repair of failed and weak areas of Bauerfield and to provide 35-{0 mm resealing to bring the pavement to a maintenance-free conditlon for the operation of Boeing 737 aircraft. The ADAB offer is restricted to uork on the present runrray lenqth. Materials investigations, cost estlrnation, implementation, planning and desiqn wiIl, however, delay implementation of the works until about June I985. The Government is currently having discussions with interested parties on possible assistance with the runway extension. 't-2. Santo Port, - copra storaqe she<t (estimated cost: 3650,000). ADAB has inrlicated its intention to fund the replacement of the copra storage facitities at Santo after the sheds sustained further damage during the January cyclones. work is expecterl to be completed during 1985. 'f-3. Santo Port upqradinq (estimated costr 32.07 rnillion). The project
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various infrastructure development projects and initiatives in Vanuatu, with a focus on agriculture, transportation, and natural resources. The projects mentioned include honey production, livestock development, airport upgrading, port upgrading, and storage facilities. These projects are likely to have an impact on the country's economy, agriculture, and transportation systems.