update the needs assessment mission in its next cycle of assistance to the country. 269. In L984, ttNICEFrs actual expenditures in Liberia were $0.4 million, mainly in the Health, gilater Supply and Formal Education seceors. 270. As at 31 December 1984, nFP had approved eight developnent projects at a total nFP cost of $22.7 million. 271. FAO is operating one UNDP-financed project ($1,476,7031 in development of applied research in planL protection. The FAO/TCP finances six projects ($403,690) in agricultural statistics, emergency rinder-pest vaccination, and assistance to poultry farms. Three projects (tI,228rO29) on irrigation, forestry and small farmers are being financed fron Trust Funds. The total amount, of these projects is $3 , L08,422. 272. A project entitled "Civil Aviat.ion Departmento, funded by UNDP ($66,2851, is being implemented by ICAO. This projeet, which began in 1980, provides tellowship training in various fields required nithin the Civil Aviation Department. 273. IFAD has a project entitled "Bong County Agriculturetr with a total prolect cost of $f7.4 million, of shich IFAD loans $5.8 million, the co-financiers contribution is $f0.7 nillion and the recipient country contribution is $0.9 million. 274. ILO has a UNDP,/ILO project, iAssistance to the Liberian InstiEute of Public Administration" is under implementation with a Cotal budget of $500,000 for the period of 1984-1985. ILO provides, from its ReguIar Budget Technical Co-operation, $38,000 for the fellowships, eguipment, and expert services in the fields of the manpower planning, occupational safety and health and management development. 275. IIqF has provided the following technical assistance to Liberiar three CBD advisors were assigned to the National Bank of tiberia to fill the posts of General Manager, Advisor in the research,/statistical field, and Advisor on Bank Supervision, respectively; a Central Banking Department consult,ant on external debt was provided to the Ministry of Finance. Purchases amounting to SDR 8.5 nillion
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various development projects and activities in Liberia, with a focus on economic development, agriculture, and education. It mentions projects related to health, transportation, and international cooperation, but these seem to be secondary to the main focus on economic development.

**Category**
Economic development, Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Education