Evaluation of the funds provided by non-governmental organizations 46. During its four years of existence, PMPA has handled total donations of approximately $4,500,000, i.e. 71 per cent from non-governmental organizations and 28.9 per cent from Governments. With these funds the following were purchased: 85 irrigation units via NGOs; 33 irrigation units via the Government of Denmark; 6 agricultural machines (Kubota tractors); 25 vehicles (pick-ups, automobiles); 39 motor cycles; 37 dwellings; Others (tools, seeds, training, teaching and outreach material, etc.). E/1986/3/Add.l5 page 26 47. In addition to the material resources, the co-operating organizations provide support in the form of technical assistance from personnel trained in the various productive aspects of food and agriculture. 48. These resources have been put to use in PAN's activities to increase the availability of food to the population. 49. Reports have been submitted to non-governmental organizations on the following projects: Name Organization United States dollars ”G. Hernandez" food production co-operative ZE-IIIEvan-Frauenarb e i t, Germany15 889 DANIDA Project for the installation of 36 irrigation unitsGovernment of Denmark1 300 000 Project for the collection of vegetable seeds R-IIIDevelopment and Peace 23 750 Production of vegetables by institutionsWar on Want, United Kingdom34 051 "P. Altamirano" miscellaneous collective horticultural project R-IIISwitzerland36 832 "La Granja" collective project for the development of horticulture and irrigationDevelopment and Peace, Canada31 449 "Laguna de Perlas" collective horticultural project ZE-IIDevelopment and Peace, Canada3 359 "Fanor Urroz" co-operative horticultural project R-IIIOxfam, United Kingdom7 294 50. So far reports covering total expenditure of $1,460,757 have been submitted to the various organizations. 51. Between June 1988 and June 1989 a total of $3,447,626 was made available (see para. 49 above) and the following investments were approved: (a) Development of horticulture and irrigation R-IV: $176,000; (b) Collection of vegetable seeds: $23,750. Housing policies
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the activities and projects implemented by the Panamanian Agricultural and Livestock Development Project (PAN) with the support of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and governments. The projects focus on agriculture, food production, and rural development, which suggests that the category should be related to agriculture, forestry, and fishing.

**Category**
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing