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UNITED NATIONS

ECONOMIC AND

SOCIAL COUNCIL

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA Fourth session

Addis Ababa, February-March 1962 Provisional agenda item 12

Distr.

GOTRAL

B/CH.14/l56/Add.l

22 January

Original: ENGLISH

11 (;

TO BE TAKEN OUT

INFORMATION PAPER ON THE SPECIAL FUND ACTIVITIES HT AFRICA

Addendum

LIST OF PROJECTS FOR COUNTRIES AJTO TERRITORIES OF AFRICA APPROVED BY THE G0VER3OTG COUNCIL AT

ITS SEVMTH SESSION, 9-15 JAMJAR! 1962

Cost of Project

Country and Project

GHANA

— Land and Water Surveys in the Upper and Northern Regions

MALI,

— Secondary School Teacher Training Institute? Bamako MOROCCO

*» Institute for Instructor Training for Leather and Textile Workers

NIGERIA

— Secondary School Teacher Training College, Northern Region

Executing Agency

FAO

TJNESCO

ILO

UNESCO

Government Special Fund Counterpart

Total Allocation l/ Contribution

( US $ equivalents ■.. )

$1,181,700 $ 806,TOO

3,668,900 1,019,900

2,472,800

3,730,200

934,800

930,200

375tooo

2,649,000

1,538,000

2,800,000 As authorized "by the Governing Council, Gross proj.e.c.t ..oos,ts? ,i,e, .including

the.recipient Governments' cash payments fox local !0swwwfc3Jig."--'O9&taf representing

$ of the gross expert cost of the, project.

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Cost of Project

Country and Project

Executing Agency

BEPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (BRAZZAVILLE)

- Secondary School Teacher Training Institute, Brazzaville UNESCO SEtTEGAL

- Secondary School Teacher

Training Institute* Dakar UNESCO - Bural Vocational Training

Programme ILO

SOMALIA

- Iron Ore Survey HIT

SUDAN

- Post and Telegraph Training

Centre? Khartoum ITU

TOGO

- Survey of Groundwater and

Mineral Resources TDK TUNISIA

- Research and Training on

Irrigation with Saline Water UHESCO - Vocational Training and Pro

ductivity Institutes Hades ILO UNITED ARAB HEPUBLIC

- Establishment of an Institute of Small Industries, Kuba ILO UNITED KINGDOMS FEB. OF

RHODESIA AND NYASALAND - Lake Karlba Fisheries

Research Institute UNITED KINGDOM: UGANDA

FAC

Kampala Technical Institute UNESCO Total:

Government Special Fund Counterpart

Total Allocation l/ Contribution (..- - US $ equivalents . ...X... )

te,960,200 11,185,200

3,179,700 1,144,700 2,680,200 1,408,200

874,300

1,936,900

1,298,600

594,300

486,900

1,793,500 1,273,500

1,817,800 971,800 2,644,700 1,018,700

600,600

1,107,200 555,200

5,112,500 1,159,500

$36,459,200 114,090,200

SI,775?000

2,035,000

1,272,000

280,000

1,450,000

520,000

846,000 1,626,000

698,000

552,000

3*953,000

$22,369,000

1/ As authorized by the Governing Council. Gross project costs, i,e* including the

recipient Governments1 cash payments for local operating costs, representing

$ of the gross expert cost of the project*

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