text: University of Swaziland and tor the next population census, scheduled for 1987, including advisory services, training and equiPnent. At the end of 1984, discussions on possible TNFPA funding for population and fanily life activities and for women, s programnes were started with the Government.A/40/439 Eng I ish Page 56 36f. In 1984, tNICEFTs actual expenditures in Swaziland were $0.3 nillion, mainly on emergency assistance and in t,he Health and trlater Supply sectors. 362. UNIDO is planning a mission for rnid-I985 Co collect data on assistance requested and to find ways and means of strengthening UNIDOTs assistance to that CountrY. 363. as at 31 December 1984, $,FP had approved seven development projects at a total t{fP cost of $22.4 million and four emergency operations projects at a total s,FP cost of $2.9 nillion. 364. FAO currently operates one tNDP-financed project ($541r321) in marketing for rural development. The FAO/TCP is financing four projects ($2981862) in rural development, crops, hides and skins inprovement and co-operative development supPort.. E'our projects ($3,645,812) in agricultural education, seed development production, food conservation and crop storage and co-operaBive development support are being financed from Trust Funds. 365. A project entitled rrEngineering AssisCance, Detailed Engineering Study and Supervision of Construction at l4atsapha Airporttr, funded through tNDP ($857r04O, 97 per cent Government. cost-sharing), is being implenented by ICAO. The project, shich commenced in 1979, has provided engineering advice to the Government resulting in the provision of a master plan, designs and contract docunents for upgrading lilatsaPha AirPort, including a nee runway, airport buildings and navigational aids. Phase I of the project, comprising a nen runway and associated norks, airfield lighting and standby generating plant, has been completed. Phase II is in progress and comprises the construction of a new control toeer, operations building and remote transmitt,er station. A contract for Phase II, the
analysis: The text appears to be discussing various projects and initiatives undertaken by international organizations, particularly UNIDO, FAO, and ICAO, in Swaziland. The projects are focused on economic development, infrastructure, and social services, indicating a broad range of activities aimed at improving the country's overall development. The mention of population census, training, and equipment suggests that the projects are also geared towards capacity building and data collection.