international training, training and medical equipment, and rnedi'cal eguipment, and contraceptives. An independent evaluation of thi.s proiect is to .be undertaken ln 1985. The preparatory phase of a communication project in support of the l4CHlFPA/40/439 Eng lish Page 49 prograrme began with an inventory of existing hunan and material resources' A financing resuest ras forrarded to UNFPA for appraisal. UNFPA approved funding for short courses to train over 100 traditional blrth attendants in uCIt techniques' A resident atenographic advisor continued to aEsist the National' Directorate ot statistics in the analysis of the national populatton censusi etght census rePorts nere published. National cadres were trained abroad in conPuter techniques for population data processing. Dissemination seninars on the census reaults rill be ir"ro ln 1985. Teo research projects nere carried outs one on trends and levels of internal migration to assist national policy-naking and the other to provide the National Commission of Women wlth information on the status and role of nonen in Mozambique. 305. In lgg4, tNICEFTs actual expenditures in ltozanbique oere $3 million, mainly in the Health, titater SuPply, Formal Educatlon and Plannlng sectors' Actions to be taken for st,rengthening and expanding the programne include an increase in the planning level and an increase in supplenentary funding envisaqed for innunizatlon and related activities- 307. TNIDO is implementing ttre following indust,rial developnrent proJects approved in 1984: (a) scheme of Human Resources Devel.opment of Elre Industrial Sector ($f72r000) i (b) Preparatory Assistance for the Establishment of a Pilot Plant for Pharmaceuticals ($359,700) ; (c) support to rhe Rehabilitation of the Lapidary Industry ($12'500); (d) Rehabilitation and Development of the Bakery Industry (t?I5, gg2l ' 30g. In addition the following too projects are under consideration for approval: (a) Assistance to the small-scale rndustry ($78'000) ' (b) Technical Assistance in Yeast Production'
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on development projects and initiatives in Mozambique, with a emphasis on health, education, and economic development. The projects mentioned include training programs, medical equipment, and industrial development initiatives, which suggests that the text falls under categories related to health, education, and economic development.

**Category**
Health, Education, Industry