presented a comprehensive development programme designed to revitalize and rpdernize the tertiary sector and to create a sound foundation for the developmenc of a diversified economy by promoting new sectors, such as light industryr agriculture, Iivestock farming and fisheries. Specific objectives include: (a) Developing the city of Djibouti as a major maritime portt (b) Combating poverty in urban and rural areas' (c) Establishing a modest industrial baset (d) Reducing food and energy dependency' 90. The related five-year (f984-1988) investment programme contained 117 projects valued at $570 million. Information on the fundlng of this programme as of mid-1984 is contained in the report of the. Secretary-General (A/39/3921 . No additional details on the implementation of the programme is avallable at' this timet howeverr lt is roughly esLlmated that funding has been received for about 75 per cent of the projects presented. Most of the assislance provided has been in the nature of capital assistance. Given the acute shortage of trained manpower, increaEed attention gtrould be paid to technical assistance and tralnlng programmes' 91. Reference should be made to the efforts of Djibouti operating in a regional context to deal with the problem of drought. rn February 1984, Djibouti in co-operation with Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, the Sudan and Uganda established the Intergovernmental Authority on Drought and DevelopmenE (IGADD) to combat the effects of drought and other related natural disasters. A meeting is scheduled for october Ig85 at which it is hoped to flnalize the Programme and Pl'an of Action for the Authority.A/40/44L English Page 35 Table 17 -ia:origin inindustrialEI 1981 (Uillions of dalasis) "/ Percentage share of GDpL974/75- L98L/82-LesL/82 L982/83 L983/84 re76/77 L983/84 Agriculture(excl. ground-nuts) Llvestock Production of ground-nuts !'tarketing of ground-nuts Forestry and logging Fishing Total agriculture(excl. ground-nut market) Medium- and large-scale manufacturing Small-scale manu facturingElectricity and water Construction, mining andguarrying Trade Hotels and restaurants Transport and communlcations
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on a development program in Djibouti, focusing on economic growth, industrialization, and poverty reduction. It mentions specific sectors such as agriculture, light industry, and fisheries, as well as infrastructure development and international cooperation. The text also touches on the issue of drought and natural disasters.

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