text: 109. Four sectoral fol.low-up meetings (health, fisheries, agriculture and water resources) were agreed to in the tlovember 1984 meeting. The meetinq on the health sector was held in December 1984, the meeting on fisheries in June 1985, and the other tvro are scheduled for late 1985 as is a further meeting of the primary health care resources group. As of mid-1985, a funding gap exists of D 174.95 million or 22.5 per cent of total reguirements. 110. Funds for the financing of the Second Agricultural Development Project (ADp II) aimed at increasing output of ground-nuts and upland cereals and included in the PIp had been secured, prior to the meeting of donors, following the signing of two loan agreements with the fnternational Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the International Development Association of the World Bank on 18 April and 13 June 1984, respectively. The agreement for the ftalian grant of $US 9 million (approximately D 32 million) for co-financing of the Project was signed on 19 April 1984 in Rome. The Project, estimated to cost $US 29 million (approximatety D 104.4 million) and to be implemented over six to seven years, aimsA/40/44L English Page 40 at consolidating progress made under previous plans, as well as assisting theGoverrtment with major sectoral reforms in agriculture. The project will furtherimprove production of rainfed food ana expoit crops, and the principal benefitsexpected from the project wilt be derived from the incrementai proauction of ground-nutsr cotton and food crops.^/ 40 / 44L English Page 4l ,;o (,co UT(, o o o{ co oo oao u o a o Xo o oPo(,o o.tu.{o.d .do>E9r! r0oo HOo ..'| +ro OAac4!oot Httu.qFu on.col Folrl5t \(,rt |!lo NN o r{ No orr rf9-l o4 'ofoo ooo|'|ov rf{o ${N-l :{v o N.l NI {N 6oror{ oI aod r -1 N o .1 &ro.{OA Jv r!IIF-lr|6OOO€{ -{O(lOOd4n4NmNO<{ 6(t66OOOqFdrN60o{ d{OrrNONoord
analysis: The text appears to be discussing development projects and funding agreements related to various sectors in a country. The sectors mentioned include health, fisheries, agriculture, and water resources. The text also mentions funding gaps and agreements with international organizations such as the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the International Development Association of the World Bank.