text: 218. A Project entitledrrDevelopment of CiviI Aviation", funded by UNDp ($752,2691,is being implernented by rcAo. This project, which began in 19g2, is thecontinuation of a former project, and has as its objectives the enhancement,through training, of the hunan resource capabilities of the Departnent, of CivilAuiation and the provision of assistance to the Government for the adrninistrationof the Directorate General of Civil Aviation and for the inprovement of BissauAirport. Telecommunications eouipnent, a minibus for student transport and aproject vebicle were received during the year, and 23 fellowships were awarded invarious disciplines. In !4ay, work was started to improve Bissalance Airport,including the extension of the runway troin 2,400 to 3,200 metresi the supply andinstallation of night lighting and daylight visual aids; tbe supply andinstallation of communications, meteorological and Navaida equipmenti and thesupply and installation of the electrical system. project staff offered assistanceto these various efforts.A/40/439 Eng lish Page 35 219. ILO is providing assistance to the technical institute of vocational training with UNDp contribution of $1.6 rnillion for the period of 1982-86, out of which Ehe disbursement reached $0.? million for 1984 and the first half of 1985. A sum of $20rO0O has been allocated, from the ILO Regular Budget Technical Co-operation, to consultancy/advisory services in the fields of labour legislation, Iabour administration and enployment Promotion. 220. The It'tO proJect on'lTraining of NavigaEional and Ship Maintenance Skillsn has been approved for financing by the Government of Norray at a cost of approximately $482,601. 221. Under UNESCOTs participation prqtramnet 8921200 nas approved toc 1984/85 as at 3 May 1985. 222. tJnder the special account UNESCO granted to Guinea-Bissau a financial contribution of $25r000. 223. In 1985, UPU is funding one fellowship valued at $2r800. 224. In fiscal year 1985 the World Bank/IDA nade new loans totallinq $f5.1 million for technical assistance and a project entitled trInports Rehabilitation". 225. ntrto is undertaking a project on installat,ion of a data collection Platform, funded by the Voluntary Co-operation Programme,/France a! a total cost of $16,500. L. Haiti 226. The main areas of assistance by DTCD to Haiti have been population and statistics, mineral resources and uater supply, and development planning. In the field of poputation, the analysis of 1981 census data nas continued and a nunber of studies dealing with populat,ion policles and ecnonic and social aspects were carried out. Continued support was provided to the Haitian Institute of Stat,i.stics
analysis: This text appears to be a report on development projects and assistance provided to Guinea-Bissau and Haiti. The projects mentioned are related to infrastructure development, education, and technical assistance. The text does not mention natural resources, agriculture, or humanitarian aid, which are significant indicators of economic development, natural resources, and humanitarian aid and relief categories. The projects seem to be focused on human development, education, and technical assistance, which are more indicative of education, employment, and science and technology categories.