text: B. Food assistance 5. The folloning tabte gives the details of the food assistance received, 5Y conmodity and donor, from January 1984 to July 1985:A/40/436 Eng 1i str Page 7 Table 3.Food assistance received, JanuarY (Tons)1984-JulY 1985 Commodity Quantity 118 914$lheat t{heat flour lla i ze Rice Beans Powdered nilk Vegetable oil Sugar Canned meat Soups Butt,er oilFrance Greece Sneden Union of Soviet Socialist Republics norld Food Procramme European Economic ComnunitY world Food Programme France Argentina Netherlands Romania Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Yugoslavia world Food Programme European Economic Community Austr ia Federal Republic of GermanY Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Netherlands European Economic ComnunitY world Food Programme European Economic CommunitY [|orld Food Programme European Economic ConnunitY trorld Food Proqramme world Food Programme ttorld Food Programme European Economic Communityr0 000 2 000 17 600 78 114 7 200 4 000 l0 029 2 729 7 300 43 702 19 500 2 500 3 000 14 562 2 590 1 050 500 15 853 I 755 405 13 683 7 903 800 7 103 3 3l_8 I 133 2 185 I 466 466I 000 L02 234 50 300A/40/ 436 English Page 8 III. REPLIES RECEIVED FROT STATES 7. In response to a reguest from the Secretary-General for information on assistance provided to Nicaragua, details of assistance made available to the country vtere received from Denmark, the Gernan Democratic Republic, Ireland and Sweden. Further, the embassies in Managua of France, the Federal Republic of Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden conveyed details of their assistance to the Resident Co-ordinator of the United Nations system for Operational Activities for Development. The information is summarized below. A. Dennark 8. Within the framework of the previously assessed indicative plan for bilateralgrants to Nicaragua, a project for the production of vegetables, amounting to
analysis: The text appears to be a report on food assistance provided to Nicaragua, with details on the commodities and donors involved. The report also mentions a project for the production of vegetables. These facts suggest that the text is related to agriculture, humanitarian aid, and economic development.