text: and Data processing in the processing of the census data and other aspects of census organization. DTCD is atso implementing a rural oater supPly projeet mainly to explore ground-wat,er resources wfrich will continue through 1986. Assistance is also being provided to irnprove the national capacity for development planning. In 1984 the assistance provided to Haiti amounted to $1 million under I'NDP, UNFPA and other funds. 227. The folloring tNDP proJects have been financed by the Energency Operation Trust Fund: (a) Vaccination Campaign Against Anthraxt S83.000. Throuqh this project the tNDP/FAO assisted the Government of Haiti in organizing a vaccination campaign against bacterial anthrdx in order to decrease its effects on rumi,nant animals. fhe project oas successfully carried out from 15 April 1984 to 15 January 1985. UNDP provided technical assistance and logistical support, FAO provided vaccines and the Government provided technical statf and vaccination grouPsiA/40/43e Eng lish Paqe 36 (b) Construction of a lilarehouse at Port-6-Piment ($55,000). This project finances tbe construction of a warehouse to provide storage facilities for $lFp foodrations. Construction work is ongoingr. (c) Provision of seeds and fertilizers to co-operatives in t,he southernregion. Hurricanes David and Allen that hit Haiti in 1979 and I98l destroyed halfof the country's coffee crop. This project provided seeds and fertilizers for therehabilitation of cotfee plantat,ionsi (d) Rehabilitation of potable Distribution Systems ($f6g,000). This ongoingproject assists the National Potable ltlater servi.ce in the rehabilitation of potable r.rater distribution systens in f ive rural communities. 228. UNCTAD is implementing a project entitled nAssistance in Planning" at a totalcost of 8277,100 for the period 1982-1985, funded by UNDp. 229. In L984' UNFPATs major project support in Haiti, involving extensive inputs tothe naternal child health care programme of the Government, continued to be
analysis: The text discusses various projects and assistance provided by international organizations to Haiti, focusing on economic development, healthcare, and infrastructure. The projects aim to improve the country's capacity for development planning, provide humanitarian aid, and support specific sectors such as agriculture, health, and water resources.