A programne revie0 and proqramninq mission of the TNIDO progranne officer for Mozanbisue t,as fielded frorn 18 to 25 !,!arch 1985 to discuss tNIDo PiPeline Projects and identify technical assistance reguirements for the regt of the current and the forthcoming cYcle. 309. As at 31 December Lg84' t'lFP had approved 16 developnent proiects at a total wFp cost of $97.2 million and 16 emergency oPerations projects at a total vlFP cost of $39.5 million. 310. FAo is oPerating li uNDP-financed projects ($15 '357 '2041 in livestock' forestry, trypanosomiasis and tze-tze tLy control, fisheries,-rural development and crops.TheFAo/TCPisfinancing14projects(Sl'454'223'inlivestock'torestry' developrnent ot natural resources, croPs, emerqency assistance in drouqht'-strickenA/40/43e English Page 50 areas, and agro-industries. Sixteen projects ($I8, L421627l in fisheries, animalproduct.ion, forestry, rural developnent and food security are being financed fromTrust Funds. Two FAOr/ttEP energency food aid operations eere approved to assistdrought-affected people (92.2 rnillion). Emergency and rehabilitation needs nereconsidered at the Donorsr Dteeting held in Rone on 29 lttarch 19g5. 311. ILO is providing assistance, as an associate agency, to the development of apublic works training schene with UNDP funds of $524,000 allocated to che ILOservices for the period of 1984-1987. A SlDA-funded project, nLabour-based RoadConstruction, Betterment and l4aintenance" is being i.rnplemented with a tot,al budget ot. $422,000 for 1984-1985. For continuation of the project, the UNDp has approvedan allocation of S112,900 for 1985. 312. Areas for possible IMF technical assistance are now being discussed with theauthorities. Mozambisue has not used rMFrs resources in 19g4. 313. IMO provided three fellowships for training at the ltlttu in 1983 for a two-yearperiod, at a total cost of $20,000 per fellow. In 1984 two further fellowshipswere granted, at a total cost of 8221000. 314. ITU has provided consultancy services and eouipment uncter the ttNDp/ITUassisted project called "Broadcasting Support.. 315. Under UNESCOTS participation programme, $64,300 was approved tor L9g4/g5 as at3 uay 1985.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various development projects and technical assistance programs in Mozambique, focusing on infrastructure, agriculture, and humanitarian aid. It mentions projects related to road construction, broadcasting, and emergency food aid, as well as assistance from international organizations such as FAO, UNDP, ILO, IMF, IMO, and ITU. The text does not seem to be focused on a specific sector, but rather provides an overview of the country's development efforts and international cooperation.

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