regional project, and through assignment of a short-term Consultant, advice and assistance t,as provided to the Governnent on inter-airline co-oPerative agreements and the financial manaqement of its airline. 404. ILO has a t|NDP-funded Proiect, 'Rura} Vocational Training" under inpl.ementarion with a total budget ot $1081000 for Che Period of 1980-86. hliCh a contribution from IIN/VFDI{ of $45rO0O for 1985, a skill trainlng programme for women is also being imPlemented. 405. IMO provided one fellowship for training at the wMU in 1983 for a two-year period, at a total cost of $201000.A/40/439 ;H:';3 406. Consultancy services to aalvise on the change of telecomnunication Administration from governmental to corporation status were provided under ITU funds. In addition to the above assistance almost all above countries eere beneficiaries of assistance provided through various UNDP/ITU assisted regional proj ects. 407. In 1985, UPU is providing three fellowships valued at a total of $5,250, and a consultancy rnission valued at $61300 funded by [NDP, and is itself funding a fellooship valued at $8r500. In 1986, UPU will fund lhree fellowships valued at a total of $5,700 and a consultancy nission valued at $8,700 funded by UNDP; in addition UPU will fund one fellowship valued at S3r950.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various forms of assistance and projects provided by international organizations (ILO, IMO, ITU, and UPU) to governments and countries. The focus is on providing training, advice, and financial assistance in areas such as vocational training, telecommunications, and airline management. The projects seem to be aimed at promoting economic development and improving the efficiency of government institutions.

**Category**
Transport and communication, Economic development