text: 8. In 1982, a course was conducted at lGzimba/Morogoro, United Republic ofTanzania, for 30 ANC staff with funding amounting of $Us 24r000 provided underTCP. Assistance amounting to $US 381000 has been approved under the FAO Freedomfrom Hunger Campaign/Action for Development for two additional courses for staffresponsible for running day-care centres in ANC camps. In 1983, FAO allocated $US 75,000 under the TCP in assistance for a workshop on similar lines for PACpersonnel. 9. rn addition t'o projects funded under TCP, considerable other support has beengiven fron the FAO regular budget to nutriEion-rel-ated training act,ivities of themovements. rn 1980, a three-week workshop on nutrition, child care, appropriatetechnology and survey technigues was organized for women leaders of the threenational liberation movements. Since July 1983, FAors regular budget has providedfor a nutrition officer outposted in Lusaka, for full-tirne assistance to thenational libera[ion novements in the field of nutrition training. t{ajor activitiesso far carried out with the direct assistance of the officer, include: (a) A four-day workshop on production of vegetables and nut.rit,ion education,which was attended by 110 Namibian wonen and school girls in Zarubial (b) A one-week workshop on nutrition and management of group feeding,attended by 15 SWAPO and ANC pre-school teacher Erainerst (c) A three-week workshop on nutrition, child care and nanagement, of groupfeeding, attended by 48 SIIAPO worren supervisors from Angolal (d) In-service training courses and workshops for 200 st{Apo settlementleaders, supervisors and trainers in Angola and Zambia. 10. In JuIy 1983, a two-year project was initiated wit.h financing by DeutscheWelEhungerhilfe of Ehe Federal Republic of Germany ($US 38,000). The FGF6F:otthe project is to provide the ANc day-care centre assistance in the United Republicof Tanzania and Zambia with basic knowledge and skills in nutrition, foodproduction, storage and preservation, child care and proper child feedingr and to f...A/40/465 English Page 11 provide nutrition education for canp residents. The project is helpinE to plan and
analysis: The text discusses the provision of training and assistance to African National Congress (ANC) staff and other organizations in the fields of nutrition, child care, and food production. The training is focused on providing basic knowledge and skills in these areas, as well as nutrition education for camp residents. The assistance is provided by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and Deutsche Welthungerhilfe, and is aimed at improving the well-being of people in ANC camps. Given the focus on nutrition, child care, and food production, it is likely that the most fitting category is related to health and humanitarian aid.