8. In 1982, a course was conducted at lGzimba/Morogoro, United Republic ofTanzania, for 30 ANC staff with funding amounting of $Us 24r000 provided underTCP. Assistance amounting to $US 381000 has been approved under the FAO Freedomfrom Hunger Campaign/Action for Development for two additional courses for staffresponsible for running day-care centres in ANC camps. In 1983, FAO allocated $US 75,000 under the TCP in assistance for a workshop on similar lines for PACpersonnel. 9. rn addition t'o projects funded under TCP, considerable other support has beengiven fron the FAO regular budget to nutriEion-rel-ated training act,ivities of themovements. rn 1980, a three-week workshop on nutrition, child care, appropriatetechnology and survey technigues was organized for women leaders of the threenational liberation movements. Since July 1983, FAors regular budget has providedfor a nutrition officer outposted in Lusaka, for full-tirne assistance to thenational libera[ion novements in the field of nutrition training. t{ajor activitiesso far carried out with the direct assistance of the officer, include: (a) A four-day workshop on production of vegetables and nut.rit,ion education,which was attended by 110 Namibian wonen and school girls in Zarubial (b) A one-week workshop on nutrition and management of group feeding,attended by 15 SWAPO and ANC pre-school teacher Erainerst (c) A three-week workshop on nutrition, child care and nanagement, of groupfeeding, attended by 48 SIIAPO worren supervisors from Angolal (d) In-service training courses and workshops for 200 st{Apo settlementleaders, supervisors and trainers in Angola and Zambia. 10. In JuIy 1983, a two-year project was initiated wit.h financing by DeutscheWelEhungerhilfe of Ehe Federal Republic of Germany ($US 38,000). The FGF6F:otthe project is to provide the ANc day-care centre assistance in the United Republicof Tanzania and Zambia with basic knowledge and skills in nutrition, foodproduction, storage and preservation, child care and proper child feedingr and to f...A/40/465 English Page 11 provide nutrition education for canp residents. The project is helpinE to plan and