An FAO (Food and Agri,culture Organization of the United tlations) Investment Centreproject identificat,ion mission, which will draw up the terms of reference of the new phase of RDAP, is visiting Swaziland in May-June 1985 and will address this issue. /.-.A/40 /441 English eage 100 (c) widespread damage to dams and irrigation systens was caused by CycloneDomoina and 75 small farmers were identified as having Iost their pumps anddelivery systerns as well as pipes and pump houses. These farmers uere reguired topay 25 per cent of the rehabilitation costs while the balance of ?5 per cent wascontributed by usArD. However, the Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that a numberof other farmers were similarly affected who did not receive any assistance of thistype. Ad hoc repairs have been undertaken on some of the other dams and irrigationschemes from @vernment funds but no assistance has been received for thisprogranme. (d) while some repairs have been made to the approximately 300 dip-tankg thatwere silted up or damaged by the floodsr there has been no comprehensive programoeand no assistance from external, sources. lfa ter supplv
**Analysis**
The text describes the impact of a cyclone on agriculture in Swaziland, including damage to dams and irrigation systems, and the need for rehabilitation and assistance to farmers. The text also mentions the involvement of international organizations and government funds in providing aid. This suggests that the text is related to agriculture, natural disasters, and international cooperation.

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