Programme, students had completed training in the fields of industrial development, land use and human settlements development, food distribution, labour administration and legislation, transnational corporations, development planning, radio programme production, public enterprises management, rural development, soil survey techniques and land evaluation, and railway operations. The two presiding officers noted that the total cost of the projects already completed amounted to over $4 million and the total cost of the projects currently under way was over $11.1 million. They also noted that of the total cost of the projects in both categories, more than two thirds -over $11.5 million -was covered by the Trust Fund; about one fifth -over $3.2 million -by UNDP; and the remainder -over $1.1 million- by the executing agencies. 11. Deeply conscious of the continuing critical needs of the Namibian people, the presiding officers appealed to the organizations concerned to enlist whatever resources were available in order to provide Namibia with the assistnce required. To that end the two officers called for renewed efforts to secure an increased flow of funds required for the preparation of the extended programmes of assistance, in particular, for the support of the major funding institutions within the United Nations system. Thev strongly urged that those institutions should take steps to remove any existing constraints or difficulties so as to ensure the availability of the added resources reauired. They also emphasized that the role of the executive heads of the institutions concerned was of special importance. They hoped that, in keeping with paragraph 25 of General Assembly resolution 39/43 and paragraph 14 of Economic and Social Council resolution 1984/55, the executive heads would formulate concrete proposals tor consideration by the respective governing and legislative organs. 12. The two presiding officers also agreed that the agencies and organizations that had so far depended mainly on extrabudgetary sources for financing of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing economic development and international cooperation, with specific focus on development projects and funding in Namibia. The topics mentioned, such as industrial development, land use, development planning, and public enterprises management, suggest a strong economic development focus. The involvement of international organizations like the UNDP and the Trust Fund further supports this categorization.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade