6' Aa the Adnrniatretor of uNDp reported to trre Governing council in June 1985, the re60urce3 oriqinarly made avair.able to tnrs Fund in the anount of sdre::4-milllon were furry comnltced. rt has arso been posslbre to alrocate a further $3'5 nillion for project actrqrtles out of interest incone earned in r9g4. Nearry alr these additionar allocatron' *"r. a.i" io-ii. ro"a serrously drought-aff,ected countries in Africa. out of thia sddttionai arnoune, sqre $2.5 nillion hait, by'tune 1985' been connitteed for approvea priJ.at" and the renainder, togelher eith additional intereat inccveEy near future. lDe earned in 1985, ls expected to be fully .oriitt"d ir, th. 7' As at 23 septenber rgg5, the Adniniatretor of uNDp had approued lr5 prolecrs in 52 countriea for a total value ot sq,e iis ,irrio. of ehich g7 projects reich total budsets of S20.3 initlion eere in t;;;;.;;r"" in Africa. one of these projects.trith a budcet of approximaterv gr-iiiii"n has been cancelted and a replacenen! project is currently under ravieo. A list of the approved prolectg is attached in table t. pro]ect propoaals, rtrici ,iren approved will fully conmi! the ;:H:::::. *tances resultins f,rom t"."ni ini".""i rn.or., are beins appr.aised and 8. As shot n in table 2, -approximately one third of the total anount approved (31'5 per cent) has heen deeoted t" o ii *l-""" ili..n.. ,o, agriculturar production. Aa e*plained in the report provided to tne eenirir Assenbly at its thirty-ninth sesston, projects in thie category aleal etth a eide range of activities each addressing needs speclfic to a local "na uiq"it lituacion. rn nany countrles, assl.tAnce is being progided for the purchase, lnprovenrnt and distribution of aeeds to reprenish stocks depretea uy'arouqii. -an" ouaa of the assistance tn chis sector has flowed directly to local "orrrnitf.", helpinq then to improve food production in a variety of eays ranglng rrotn Ji"trroution of fertilizer and the Drovisi.on of gardenlnc tools and pfouqhe to tfr" -in "t" I fation of co_operative s.rghun grindrnq mills end trre egtaot isrrrnent -oi creaic 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the allocation of funds by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for various projects in developing countries. The report highlights the allocation of funds for agricultural production, which suggests that the primary focus is on improving food security and sustainable development. The text also mentions the allocation of funds for other sectors, such as education, health, and infrastructure development.

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