Eng 1i sh Page 27 Gambia were $1681000, mainlY in Actions to be taken for an increase in the Planning level. 162. TNIDO is implemenEing the following industrial developnent projects approved in 1984: (a) Establishment of Village-type Solar Sea Salt Production ($40 ,680' UNIDF) t (b) Training of Small Industry Financing ($5,2?6, RP). 153. As at 3l December 1984, r{FP had approved 9 development projects at a total h|FP cost of S21.f rnillion and 14 emergency operations projects at a total $lFP cost of S10.2 million. 164. FAo is operating two ttNDP-f inanced projects (ig7o'774't in agricultural planification and livestock. The FAO/TCP is financing seven proiects ($5851000) in rural development, crops, control of rinderpest and contagious bovine pleurpneumonia, and agricullural planification. Eight Proiects ($3r102,530) for the supply and use of fertilizers and pesticides, agricultural planiflcation, seeds and crop protection are being financed from Trust Funds. Activities of the FAO Investment centre included a joint, FAo/tlorld Bank co-operative Programne Agricultural Sector Review, and an identification mission on behalf of the African Oevelopment Bank. FAO/Ir{FP emergency food aid nas provided in July 1984 ($606r000). 165. IFAD has a project ent,itled "Agricultural Development IIn with a total project cost of $29.0 million, of rhich the IE'AD loan is $5 million, the cGfinancing is $17.5 million, and the recipient country contribution is $5.5 million. 156. ILO has under implenentation two proiects funded by UNDP: (a) Strengthening ehe machinery tor collection and dissemination of employment earnings and other labour market information ($139,100); (b) rndigenous business advisory scheme ($1'15 million) ' The project provides consultancy and advisory services, training and research, credit facilities, literacy and numeracy Programmes to the snall entrepreneurs' A project entitled nstrengthening Co-operative Education, Training and Management" is being executed with a fund frorn the Government of Nornay in an amount of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various development projects and initiatives in the Gambia, with a focus on economic development, agriculture, and industry. The projects mentioned involve training, infrastructure development, and provision of resources and services. The text also mentions international organizations such as UNDP, FAO, and IFAD, which suggests that the projects may be part of international development efforts.

**Category**
Economic development, Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Industry