text: preparation of its UNDP Second Country Programmes for the period 1987-1991. In presenting these programmes to the UNDP Governinq Council at its June 1986 session, the special needs of Tuvalu will be brought to the Councilrs aetention. In the meantime, the discussion held at the Council's June 1985 session, on the allocation of IrNDp resources for the fourth pqogranming cycle (1987-1991)' took full account of the problems of island developing countries such as Tuvalu and aqreed to apply supplementary criteria to the determination of UNDP resources, wttich will be made available to them. 3?4. In 1985 UPU is providing two fellowships valued at a total of $7,25O. In I9gG, UpU will fund one fellowship valued at. $4,100 and provide an additional fellowship valued at Slr900, funded by UNDP. V. Uganda 375. DTCD implenented three projects in the fields of development of population research and training programmes at lihkerere University, public administratlon and energy. In 1984, the anount of assistance provided to Uqanda was $355,974 under ITNDP ANd UNFPA fUNdS. 376. UNCTAD is irnplenenting a project entitled "External sector development'r at a total cost ot $1,429,144 for the period 198l-1985, funded bv UNDP and a project ,'External Debt Cont,rol and Registrv" during 1985 at a cost of $89,000 also funded by UNDP. 377. The 1982-1985 UNDp country programme, as approved by the Governing Council in June 1983, was for an IPF earmarking of $59.5 mitlion or $32.7 million at 55 per cent of the illustrative IPF. tlith a carry-over of $5.9 million from the pr",riou" cycle, total resources actually available for 1982-1986 amounted to S38.5 million. As at 31 December 1984, tbere remained an unutilized balance of $12.3 million.A/40/43e English Page 58 3Zg. As a result of the unusual situation which has Prevailed in Uganda since 1982'
analysis: The text appears to be discussing development projects and programs in various countries, including Tuvalu and Uganda. The projects mentioned are related to education, training, public administration, energy, and external sector development. The text also mentions the allocation of resources and funding for these projects. Based on this information, it seems that the category that best fits the text is related to economic development and international cooperation.