text: g7. ILO has too uNDp-fu,nded projects under implementation! (a) manaqement training and development ($596,000 for 1983-1985); and (b) small-enterprise devel@ment ($1'40,000 for 1984-1985) ' 8g. ItitF has provided no technical assistance to the Central African Republic in 19g4. The current one-year stand-by with the Central African Republic in an amount of SDR t5 million from Fund Resources eas approved on 6 July 1984- Under this arrangement, the Central. African Republic has already purchased sDR Il.5 mil'lion' It is expected that the Central African Republic will effect the last purchase of SDR 3.5 million. 89. fTU has provi.ded expert services and equipment within the UNDP/ITU project, Assistance in Etfecting the First Investments under the Telecommunications l4aster plan. Two tellowships, funded by ITU, rrere provided for particiPation in meetings. 90. Under UNESCO's participation programme, $95,100 was approved tor L984/85 as at 3 May 1985.A/40/43e English Page 18 91. In 1985 UPU is funding three fellowships at a Eotal cost of $11,400. 92. In fiscal year 1985, the trlorld Bank,/IDA made new loans totalling $8.4 nillion for technical assistance. 93. t{trto is undertaking a project, on the organization and development of the agroclimacological and hydrologicat services of the National lteteoroloqy Directorate, funded by UNDP at a total cost of $5191000. D. Chad 94. In 1984, DrcD continued to assist the country in its reconstruction efforts with programmes in development planning and water resources. DTCD also sponsored fellowships for Chadian students abroad. In 1984, the amount of assistance provided by UNDP was $563,266. 95. UNDP allocated a sum of S1,070,000 from the funds nade available from the liquidation of the United Nations Emergency Operations Trust Fund (UNEO[F) for the construction of a bridge over the Loqone River. The bridge, which was completed in July 1985, has become operational, and it has considerably eased the problen of
analysis: The text appears to be a report on various development projects and assistance provided by international organizations to different countries, particularly in Africa. The projects mentioned involve training, development, technical assistance, and infrastructure construction, which suggests that the text is related to economic development and infrastructure development. Additionally, the text mentions education and health-related programs, which further supports the idea that the text is related to human development.