stronger. In addition to completing the population policy paper, the unit is publishing a population'nersletter. The 1985 population censue project concentrated on the cartographic work. The population needs assessnent rePort was completed and published tluring the year. Its findings and recomnendations were the basis for the comprehensive programme of assistance presented Co tbe Governing Council. The progranme, which is for a four-year period, nill assist the projects already mentioned. Totat funding for tbe four years will be $2.8 million.A/40/43e Eng li sh Page 54 344. In 1984, UNICEFTs actual expenditure in Sierra Leone was $0.5 million, mainly in the Health and Planning sectors. Actions to be take.n for strengthening and expanding the progranme include the upgrading of the sub-office to a country office and an increase in supplementary funding envisaged for inmunization and related activities. 345. ttNIDO is inplenenting the industrial developnent project on Training in Itanagement and National Development ($61132, RP), which eas approved in 1984. 346. as of 31 December 1984, hlFP haal approved three development projects at a tot,al $tFP cost of $3.I million and two emergency operations prolects at a total lrlFP cost of $2.4 million. 347. FAO currently operates four UNDP-financed projecCs ($1,545,55I) in forestry, fisheries, snamp rice development and agricult,ural statistics. The FAO/TCP is financing five projects (S443,500) in rinderpest vaccination, fisheries statistics and crops. Six projects ($803,L771 in rural development, fertilizer assistance and crops are being financed from Trust Funds. An FAO mission visited the country to assess the situation. United Nations Emergency Operations funds financed fertilizer assistance (5921000). 348. A project entitled "Development of Civll Aviationrr, funded by UNDP ($f00,000), is being inplenented by ICAO. The objective of this project, nhich commenced in 1983, is to improve facilities at Lungi International Airport and to restore to operational service navigational aids vital to the safety and economical operation
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various projects and initiatives focused on economic development, infrastructure, and humanitarian assistance in Sierra Leone. It mentions specific projects related to population policy, industrial development, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, transportation, and humanitarian aid. The text also touches on the topic of health, but it's not the primary focus.

**Category**
Economic development, Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Industry, Humanitarian aid and relief, Health