text: development, fisheries, forestry and Iivestock. Trust Fund assistance consists of nine projects for a total of $2r793.786. Assistance from the FAO Technical Co-operation Prograrnme currently covers I6 projects ($772,592) dealing oith crops, rural developnent, Iivestock and forestry. The toCal for these projects is $6,775,516. The activities of the FAO Investment Centre between t{ay 1984 and April 1985 included, inter alia, the identification of a $I7 million fisheries project in which the African Development, Bank may participate. Another nission identified a rural development project in the Ou5m6 Province involvinq a total investment estinated at more than $16 million. The FAO Office for Special Relief Operations (OSRO) is executinq United Nations Emerqency Operations projects for the supply of animal vaccines ($229,500), and maize seed and fertilizers ($330r000). 46. A project entitled "Development of Civil Aviationr', funded by LNDP (cost, $401r450), is beinq implemented by ICAO. This project, which commenced during the last quarter of 1984, has as its aim the reinforcenent of the national airline throuqh the traininq of two pilot,s and on-the-job t,raining of conmercial staff, as nell as the preparation of an airport development plan and the installation of new navigational aids and teleconmunications eauipment. In 1984, the aerodrome engineer started his duties. Tno fellowships in flying nere awarded, and VHF transceivers rere purchased. 47. The ILO has six UNDP-financed projects under implementation: (a) llanpooer planning ($167,000 for I982-1985) t (b) Assistance to speciat public works progranme (S160,7'10 tor L984-I985); (c) Assistance to the t4lnistry responsible for inspection of tbe public enterprises (Sl mlllion for 1981-1985) iA/40/439 English Page 12 (d) Assistance to the national centre of accountant tralnlng (00.8 mlllion for 1982-1986), (e) Training of the personnel attached to the President ll,277 rl95 for r984-r986) ; (f) Assistance to the training centre for snall enterprlses (06771100 for r985).
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various development projects and initiatives focused on economic growth, natural resources management, and human well-being. The projects cover a range of sectors, including agriculture, forestry, fisheries, livestock, transport, and education. The text also mentions humanitarian aid and relief efforts. Overall, the text seems to be related to development and humanitarian work.