text: the project,. From its own Regular Budget Technical Co-operation ILO has allocated $50r000 for the seminars and advisory,/consultancy services in hotel and tourism, labour legi.slation, labour administration and the vocat,ional training. 203. Two CBD advisors from IljtF are assigned to the Central Bank of Guinea as Advisor to the Governor and Accounting Advisor, respectively. Guinea has not used the IItlF resources in 1984. 204. It'tO has a project "Training of Guineans at the Academy, Ivory Coast", financed by llaOlNorway with a budget of $US 414,013. In addition, two fellowships were provided for training at the ulorld lqaritime University in 1983 for a two-year period, at a total cost of $201000 per fellow. In 1984, one more fellowship idas provided for a two-year course, at a total cost of $22r000. In 1985, tno furtherA/40/439 English Page 33 fellowships were provided for ttre norld Maritime University for two-year courses' at a total cost of S24,000 per fellow. 205. Under ITUrs regular programrne, two f ellowships Yrere avrarded for ParticiPation in meetings. 206. Under UNESCO,s participation progranme, $85,500 was approved for 1984-1985 as at 3 l4ay 1985. In addition' assistance of $50,000 has been granted under the Special Account. 207. Tn 1985, UPU is providinq no assistance. 20g. In fiscal year 1985, the World Bank/IDA made new loans totalling $18.f million for technical assistance and a project entitled "Power Enqineering II"' 209. WMO is undertaking a project on Refurbishment of the wind finding radar equipment for Conakry, funded by the Voluntary Co-oPeration Programne of the United Kingdom, at a total cost of $401000. K. Guinea-Bissau 210. The lgg4 progratnme by DTCD was characterized by projects in water resources' public finance and development planning. The 1984 budget for Guinea-Bissau amounted to $1 '394,824. 2ll. tNDp assistance to the Government of Guinea-Bissau continued rrithin the
analysis: The text appears to be a report on international cooperation and development projects in Guinea and Guinea-Bissau. It mentions various organizations and programs, such as the ILO, ITU, UNESCO, UPU, World Bank/IDA, and WMO, which are involved in providing technical assistance, training, and funding for projects in different sectors. The projects mentioned include those related to labor, tourism, education, training, and infrastructure development.