16l. Emergency humanitarian assistance to date has fallen far short of identifiedneeds. However, t'he Interim Programme of Economic Rehabilitation has progressedvery smoothly following the joint uNDp/world Bank consultations with theauthorities which began in October I9g4. 2. L62. rn accordance with the Secretary-Generalrs recommendations of 9 ttcvember 19g4,the preparation of the rnterim Programme began with the mobilization of expertsfrom the united Nations system in co-operation with financing of the !{orld Bank andthe United Nations Development programme (UNDP). In addition to themultidisciplinary team of consultants, some 250 national officials from central andtechnical Government offices were mobilized by the authorities to participate inthe sectoral and subsectoral commissions in preparing a programme providing for aseries of activities which were, as far as possible, in line with the countryrs neweconomic approach. The preparation of the programme between December 19g4 andApril 1985 was, at the same time, a rearning experience which enabled the nationarofficials to become fully aurare of the concerns of the Government with respect tothe immediate problem faced by Guinea. rt culminated in the adoption of aprogramme' but it also helped to advance politicat and economic thinking and topromote an ahtareness of the magnitude of the problems facing Guinea today.
**Analysis**
The text discusses the development of an economic rehabilitation program in Guinea, which involves international organizations such as the UNDP and World Bank, as well as national officials. The program aims to address the country's economic problems and promote economic growth. The text does not mention specific sectors such as agriculture, industry, or health, but rather focuses on the overall economic development of the country.

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