text: 105. A project entitled "Assistance to Civil Aviation', funded by UNDP ($I,513,936), is being implemented by ICAO. This project, rrhich started in 1983, has as its main objectives the development, through training, of manpoeter resources for the national airline and the air navigation safety services and the preparation of a national aviation development plan. During 1984, 45 fellows rdere beingA/40/439 English Page 20 trained and six new awards were being processed. The offices of the Directorate ofCivil Aviation, which was damaged through civil strife, were renovat,ed and re-equipped. An inspection of secondary aerodromes eas carried out and an inventory made of personnel and equipnent needed to restore them to operationalstatus. A similar study was made of the reguirements of the NrDjamena Flight Information Centre. The project evaluated a plan prepared by consultants to upgrade NrDjanena Airport to B747 standards. 107. ILO has three UNDP-funded projects under implementation: (a) Training of the project managers ($2081 842 for 1984-85); (b) Womenrs promotion ($83,692 tor 1983-85); (c) Vocational training syst,em ($35,414 for f984-85). 108. The following technical assistance has been provided to Chad by IMF in 1984: (a) An Advisor from the I'iscal Affairs Department (FAO) of ltitF has beenprovided for one year beginning June 1985 to assist oith budget accounting and toprovide overall policy advice to the Minister of Financei (b) A second Advisor sponsored by the Fund is scbeduled to take up a post in Chad for six months, beginning July, to help improve domestic and external debt statistics and monitoring' and to advise on external debt nanagement. Negotiationson use of Il4F resources are scbeduled to start in mid-June 1985. 109. ITU has provided expert services, fellowship and eguipment within the I'NDP/ITUassisted project called National School of Telecommunications of Sahr. within
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various development projects and assistance provided by international organizations to the country of Chad. The projects are focused on training, infrastructure development, and capacity building in areas such as civil aviation, telecommunications, and finance. These initiatives seem to be aimed at promoting economic development and improving the country's infrastructure, which suggests that the primary category would be Transport and communication or Economic development.