text: serving as Statistical Advisor in the uinistry of Financei (b) An FAD expert, serving as Tax Adninistration Advisor, has been assignedto the Ministry ot Finance since February 1984. Comoros has not used the Fund Resources durlng 1984. 124. IMO bas provided the financing for a Conorian national to undertake the two-year General uaritime Administration course at the tlorld Maritime University at &lalm6, Sweden, at a total cost of $24,000. 125. During 1984, ITU awarded two felloeships for participation in meetings,/seninar under its regular budget. 126. Under IJNESCO's participation progranne, $98r900 was approved for L984/85 as at 3 May 1985. L27. In 1985, UPU is funding two fellowships valued at a total ot $91400.A/40/439 English Page 23 129. ViMO is undertaking a project on data processing and improvenent of the climatological networks funded by the Voluntary Co-operation Proqramme,/France at a total cost of $20,000. F. Diibouti 129. DTCD assisted the Government in carrying out the first. populati'on census in 1983 to provide much needed demographic, social and economic information on the population at a cost of more tban $l nillion. Assistance has also been provided to the Institut Sup6rieur drEtudes et des Recherches scientifigues. DTCD continues to assist the Government in the processing of the census data by use of computer eouipment purchased as part of this assistance. The 1984 budget for Djibouti amounted to almost $250,000, provided by UNDP and UNFPA. 130. UNCTAD 1s currently implementing a project entitled "Assi.stance to the Port'l at a total cost of $33Ir000 for the period 1984-86, tunded by UNDP' t3l. In 1984, tNICEFTs actual expenditures in Djibouti were $0.5 million, mainly in the ltlater Supply and Planninq sectors. 132. As at 31 December 1984, wFP bad approved four development Projects at a total ltFp cost of $10.2 million and five emergency operations projects at a total ttlFP
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the activities and projects of various international organizations, such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in different countries, including Comoros and Djibouti. The projects mentioned are focused on economic development, education, and humanitarian aid, with some mention of science and technology.