text: (a) Advisory services for population and housing census: A total of $1531400 has been provlded for subcontracting services in connection with analysis of census datar focaf salaries and eOuipnent, including data Processing equipnent' The objectives oere to asslst the Government in financing the followinq aaPects of the 19?9 national census: Analysie of census resultsi computer processing and related equipment rental; training of personnel and printing costs. In early 1983 a prOposat was made to use the remainlng budget to carry out a survey on a situation of women in Vanuatu. The survey has provided information regarding health, fertility, nortality and other eocio-economic characteriEtics of wonen; (b) Inprovement of services and information, educatlon and communication activities for lntegrated FP,/llcH Programnes Total funds approved under this project are $5171040 for the four years, 1984 to 1987. Funds approved are for salaries of two United Nations Volunteers (Public Health Nurses,/midwlves) and training, including fellowshipe abroad in Public Health Nursing and in-country refresher courses for nurses and for equipment' including contracept'ives' The objectives of the project are to traln health personnel in orqanizing and providing aaequate Fp,/uCH services, pronote lncreasing coverage of eligible Population especially those at high risk, increase aeareness of FPl0rCH, strengthen logistics, supervisory, recording and reporting systems and promote community participation in support of the FPl!,tCH Programne. 402- FAo is currentry operating one uNDP-financed project ($448'315) in the area of fisheries. The FAO,/TCP financed fouf projects ($316r000) in marketing, fisheries and crops. The total anount of these projects is $764r316. Emergency assistance nas provided in the form of vegetable seeds for farm rehabil'itation folloninq cyclones. 403. A proJect entitled trRevision of Inter-Airline Co-operaeive Agreenent/Air vanuatui, funded by UNDP (cost, $151000), is being implemented by rcAo' rn Association with a United Nattons Centre on Transnational Corporations (ITNCTC)
analysis: The text appears to be related to development projects in Vanuatu, covering various sectors such as health, population, and education. The projects focus on providing services, training, and equipment to support specific programs, indicating a focus on human development rather than economic growth or environmental conservation.