text: ;l E ; IIE?It t-: !cdt5CQ qG + A GE 3 N.tt !dda -3'_E-3.aisiiad 36R3 n*d I e- t^5: 7es. I 3 t n EF.,3 ?eas 60e 38!E € !EJ e2ts Fgqac:S j I rt v .5:: 615! i :! 5! E;f ! ii E:i_25- of ihe Decade and the actual cholces nade by governments and lenders. Nearly 90 percent of the resounces mobilized wlthln the framework of the Decade went Lo nationaL proJects, nhite reSlonal projects received 5.2 percent, sub-re8lonaL projects 1.5 percent and naLional proJecte wlth reglonal or sub-regionel lmpacl J.J percent. Ihe dlfflculLtes encountered in flnanclng reglonal and sub- reglonal proJects have been explalned on a number of occasions by ECA, at neet,ings of African experts and at inter-agency meetlngs. The preference of Afrlcan governnents and bllageral lenders for natlonal proiecLs has oflen been denonslrated, but regional and sub-regional proJects ane the ralson d'6!re of the Decade, and ECA should play a particularLy actlve role 1n thls re8ard. 5. Resulis of the flrst phase, objective by obJective 72. In the follolr1n8 paragraphs, an attempt ls nade to determlne the extenf io whlch the actual content of the first-phase programme corresponds to the objectives of Lhe Global strategy for the Decade. As basic maierlaf for thls section of the report, L'e have taken docuneni DEC/ TRANSC0M/RT/, ' lrhlch was submitted to the Parls nound Table and conlalns a criticat evaluatlon of the conient and lnplementatlon of the flrst-phase programne. 21l This appears to be Lhe only ECA document Hhich analyses the flrsb-phase proJects' not only by mode, but also on an obJectlve by obJecllv€ basis. Its criLlcal and seLf- crlLical tone contrasts pLeasantly with the usual , somewhat euphoric tone of documents subnltted by ECA to lhe varloua intersovernmenLal bodLes which
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the mobilization of resources for economic development, specifically in the context of the United Nations Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction. The text mentions "nationaL proJects", "reglonal and sub-regionel lmpacl", and "resounces mobilized" which suggests that the focus is on economic development and resource mobilization. Additionally, the text mentions the role of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and its activities, which further supports the hypothesis that the text is related to economic development.