text: I90. Based on the Commonwealth Secretariat Report, consultations continue withpotential donors on this project. Project 2l Establishment of an emergency reserve of medical supplies 19I. Funding for outstanding drug reguirements still have not been ident,ified. Proiect 3l Urgent improvements to hospital facilities and services (Queen Elizabeth II National Hospital) 192. The study indicated in the previous report (see A/39/385, annex) has been complet.ed, and based on the study the @vernment has decided to construct a nev, hospital facility. The Project is to be discussed with the EEC programming mission expected in the second half of this year.A/40/44L Eng li sh Page 68 193. With regard to the construction of a new laboratory referred to in theprevious report, no donor has been identified. Project 4: Consultancy on the establishment g-f_a fige b,riggde in Maseru! 194. There has been no response by the international community concerning thisproject. Project 5: Maizelsilo complex 195. St'age l of the project which consists of a l,taize MiIl and the first group ofsilos is now being implemented. An anpunt of M lI.3 nillion has been madeavailable for the project from Government funds. Meanwhile, the Swedish Government has agreed to finance a study on national food reserve storage. lb response has been received from other donors so far. Project 6: Afforestation 196. The Eritish Government is continuing its assistance on the afforestation programme, while the Government of the United States is providing assistance forthe soil conservation measures. Pro'iect 7: tabour intensive public works 197. In addition to the projects mentioned in the previous reports which are noweither completed or continuing, a new road Rothe/Thetsane financed by the Federal
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various projects and initiatives related to infrastructure development, health, and humanitarian aid in Lesotho. The projects mentioned include hospital construction, laboratory establishment, public works, and afforestation, which suggests a focus on improving living conditions and providing essential services. Additionally, the text mentions funding and donor support, which implies an international dimension.