text: asaiEeance provided to Cape Verde amounted to S732r335 under UNDP and other funds. 56. At the Conference on the Emergency Situation in Africa held at Geneva on ll ttarch 1985, total unmet emergency needs for Cape Verde were estimated by the Otfice for Emergency Operations in Africa to be (sc/CONF.2/I and Corr.l and 2): Millions of clollars Food aid requirements, including transport Basic agricultural pastoral inputs Essential health actionsRelief survival items Essential uater projectb Additional logist,ics (capital inputs) Total5.9 0.3 0.8 1.0 1.8 0.1 9.9 57. Estimates on emergency unmet neeals have been continually updated since March. Response to Cape Verders emergency needs since the Geneva meeting has been poor, with the notable exception of commitments to the healttr and food sectors. However, reguirements for logistics, water and agricultural inputs have not been substantially reduced by the pledges recorded for these sectors. 58. During 1984, UNDP continued implement,ing the Cape Verde country programme, 1983-1986, approved by the Governing Council at its special meeting in February 1983. The total of IPF programme resources made available to Cape Verde amounted to $5 nillion. In 1984, approximately $1.2 million was expended on priority projects. 59. In 1984, coneributions from SMF/LEIC to Cape Verde amounted to $259,000 which, af,ter taking into consideration the amounts of SIIIF,/LDC resources expended in 1983, brought the total allocation from that, Fund to 0559100.0. UNSO, for its part, continued financing five projects in 1984 with earmarkings totalling more than $1.8 nillion. 60. ttNDP, in response to the special needs of Cape Verde, has allocated $7501000 from resources resulting from the Liquidation of the United Nations Emergency Operations Trust Fund. Teo prolects have been approved for urgent. implementation: a project for the development of a desalination plant to be located in the islandof Boa Vistai and the other to deal with t,he procurenent and delivery of spare
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the financial assistance provided to Cape Verde, including emergency aid, agricultural inputs, and logistical support. It also mentions the allocation of funds from various organizations, such as UNDP, SMF/LEIC, and UNSO. Given the focus on financial assistance and emergency aid, it is likely that the category is related to humanitarian aid and relief, as well as economic development.