354. Under tNESCOTs participation progranme, $103r500 was approved for L984/85 as at 3 trlay 1985. 355. trn 1985, UPU is providinq no assistance. In 1986, UPU nill' fund one fellowship valued at $4r300. 356. fitfo is undertaking a project on the strengthenlng of the national meteorological service, funded by UNDP at a total cost of $l'388'249. T. Swaziland 357. Swaziland received assistance from DTCD during 1984 in social development, public works and economic p}anning. The 1984 budget amounted to 8297 '785, provided by UNDP. 358. Following the damage caused by Lhe cyclone Demoina, UNDP is assisting a rural wat,er supply project. The project is intended to assist in repairing the damaqe to the countryrs infrastructure nith particular ernphasis on nater supply, transPort and conmunications in rural areas. It is estimated to cost $7501000 and the source pill be funds from the liquidation of tlre tlNECffF. 35g. S{ith respect to the floods of 1984 total contributions reported to ttNDRO as of mict-1985 were $1,010r285. UNDRO itself provided an emergency grant of $20'000. 360. Assistance to the natlonal family planning programme has been redesigned to strengthen management capacity in the Ministry of Health. The project nanagement advisor conducted training for supervisory staff in the strategy he had devised. Long and short-term fel.lowships in UCH,/FP programme manaqement and evaluation were taken up. UNFPA provided funds for irnprovemene to the central contraceptive storage depot. A United Nations volunteer graphics exPere aas assigned to the Ministry of Health education unit. Civil reglstration activities nere delayed, but some organizational work was done, including efforts to enlist the co-oPeration of relevant covernment institutions. A technical review of the Programme was agreed upon for 1985, after which officials will go on study tours of civil registration pio:ects in the region. UNFPA approved support to demographic training at the
**Analysis**
The text discusses various projects and programs funded by international organizations such as UNDP, UPU, UNFPA, and UNDRO, which suggests that the focus is on international cooperation and development assistance. The projects cover a range of areas, including infrastructure development, natural disaster relief, health, and education. However, the majority of the text is dedicated to discussing funding and projects related to humanitarian aid and relief, as well as economic development.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Economic development