immediate relief, namely, fuel and spare parts for vehicles, tractors, trailers andfor urgent food distribution to vulnerable groups following the cyclone Demoina(S450'000 from United Nations Emergency Operations Trust Fund (LNEOSF) ) i emergenclfairlift or urgently needed goods and productiue input,s for the rehabilitat,ion ofagriculture ($450,000 from uNEcltF)i an amount of $30r000 from tbe special Programme Resources (SPR) was also nade available to tbe Governnent for the immediatepurchase of fuel for emergency relief operations following the cyclone. Anadditional $30,000 was also provided from the SPR for emergency bean seed Procurement for distribution to farmers aftected by the cyclone. Among theprojects being supported by UNDP t,hat serve both immediate needs and medium-term and long-term requirements is the Small-scale Irrigation Project,. It aims atincreasinc food production by irrigati.ng at least lg0 hectares by the staff, members of farmersr co-operatives and other farmers. The prolect uill also providethe necessary infrastructure for training and adninistration. It is regarded as apilot project and will be very closely monitored, since the Government lntends touse it as a model for replication in other parts of the country. The project, isestinated to cost $I,0701000; the funds originated from the liquidation of the T'NEOTF. 301. At the Conference on the Emergency Situation in Africa, held at Geneva on1l March 1985, total unmet, emergency needs for Mozanbique were estimated by t,heoffice for Energency operations in Africa to be (SG/CoNF.2/L and Corr.I and 2):A/40/43e Eng li sh Page 48 MiIli.ons of dollars Food aid requirements, including transport Basic agricultural pastoral inputs Essential health actions Relief survival itens Essential rdater ProjectsAdditional logistics (capital inputs)39.2 17. 0 10.0 3.4 10. I 3.0 Total 82.7 302. Estimates on emergency unmet needs have been continually updated since March' 303. There has been some donor response to ltlozambique's sectoral needs but large gaps remain, particularly in the food, health and water caEegories. In the case of the latter category, there has been no resPonse. Pledges for health projects
**Analysis**
The text primarily discusses humanitarian aid and relief efforts following a cyclone in Mozambique, including the provision of fuel, spare parts, and food distribution to vulnerable groups. The text also mentions a Small-scale Irrigation Project, which aims to increase food production and provide infrastructure for training and administration. This project is estimated to cost $1,070,100 and is regarded as a pilot project to be replicated in other parts of the country. The text also mentions the need for emergency food aid, health actions, and water projects, highlighting the severity of the humanitarian crisis.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Agriculture, forestry and fishing