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INFORMATION REPORT FROMTHECOMMISSION
TOTHECOUNCIL ANDTHEEUROPEAN PARLIAMENT
ONRELATIONS WITHNON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs)
ACTIVEINTHEFIELDOFDEVELOPMENT ,WITHSPECIAL REFERENCE TO
THECOFINANCING OFPROJECTS -FINANCIAL YEAR1979
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EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM
Atitsmeetingon28November 1977«theCouncilofMinisters (Development )
approved theprocedure tobefollowedfortheuseoftheappropriations for
thecofinancing ofprojectswiththeNGOs.^
^Ehatprocedure includes astipulation thattheCommission willpresent an
annualreporttotheCouncil ontheuseofthecreditsallocated duringthe
preceding year.
Itisinaccordance withthatprocedure thattheCommission ispresenting
thisCommunication ,whichdealswiththeusemadeoftheBudgetof12million
2EUAenteredunderArticle 945ofthe1979Community Budget.
Although relations withtheNGOsaremainlyinthefieldofproject co-
financing indeveloping countries ,otherimportant areasforcooperation
withtheNGOsarealsodealtwith,notably Development Education inthe
Community andthecoordination ofrelations withtheNGOs.
SeeCouncilDocument R/207/78(GCD)of26January1978.
2Increased to12,501,248 EUAwhenoneaddstheunusedbalanceof34,248EUA
(Article945)carriedoverfrom1978andthe467,000EUAtransferred in1979
fromtheunusedbalanceofArticle 949«

CONTENTS
pare
I.INTRODUCTION ,1
I.COFINANCING OFNGOPROJECTS INTHEDEVELOPING COUNTRIES 1
A.Cofinancing operations underthe1979Budget 1
B.Administration ofcofinancing operations inprevious years 4
C.Evaluation 5
I.COFINANCING OFNGODEVELOPMENT EDUCATION PROJECTS INTHECOMMUNITY 6
V.FUTURE BUDGET REQUIREMENTS 6
V.OTHERNGOACTIVITIES 7
I.COORDINATION OFNGOACTIVITIES 7
I.CONCLUSIONS 8
TABLES
TABLEI:Breakdown byMemberStateofNGOprojects cofinanced in1979 11
TABLEIIA:ListofNGOprojects cofinanced in1979 13
TABLEIIB:ListofBlock-Grant allocations in1979 33
TABLEIII:Breakdown ofprojects cofinanced in1979 35
A.bybeneficiary countryandB.bycontinent
TABLEIV:Classification ofprojects cofinanced in1979 43
TABLEV:Breakdown byNGOofprojects cofinanced in1979 45
TABLEVI:ListofNGODevelopment Education Projects cofinanced in1979 59
TABLEVII:SummaryofNGOcofinancing operations from1976to1979 63
inclusive
A-Overall
B-Bycontinent
C-Bynon-ACPBeneficiary State
D-ByACPBeneficiary State
E-ByMemberState
TablesII-Vrelateonlytocofinanced projectsinthedeveloping countries .

REPORT ONRELATIONS WITH NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
(NGOs )ACTIVE INTHEFIELD OPDEVELOPMENT ,WITH SPECIAL
REFERENCE TOTHECOFINANCING OFPROJECTS (1979BUDGET )
I.INTRODUCTION
Ingeneral ,1979 wasboth ayear ofconsolidation andofexpansion forthe
Community 'spolicy ofcooperation with NGOs .Consolidation inthat cofinan -
cing ofprojects indeveloping countries continued successfully ,notwith­
standing that ,asfluids available remained atmore orless thesame level
asin1978 ,many valid projects hadtobecarried over forcofinancing in
1980 .Ontheother hand ,following onthesuccess ofthetwodevelopment
education projects supported in1978 ,funds committed forthis purpose were
more than doubled in1979 thus permitting anumber ofinteresting NGO acti­
vities aimed atincreasing European public awareness ofdevelopment matters
\tobecofinanced .Inaddition ,theNGOs took important steps toimprove and
expand coordination both among themselves andvis-a-vistheCommunity .
This report deals with thewhole range ofthese points .
II.COFINANCING OFNGO PROJECTS INTHE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
A.Cofinancing operations under the 1979 Budget
Adetailed breakdown oftheprojects approved forcofinancing istobe
found inTablos I-V annexed tothis Communication .These tables call for
thefollowing remarks .
1.Statistical Summary -
Theinterest ofNGOs intheCommunity 'scofinancing scheme wasfurther
confirmed in1979 *They submitted 240projects involving atotal financial
request from theCommunity of22mEUAwhich wasalmost double thebudget
available .
TheCommunity 'sgrants totalled 11,947»669 EUAfor152projects introduced
by61NGOs forimplementation in63developing countries .(These figures
include anamount of400,621 EUAcontributed bytheCommunity intheform
ofblock grants to12NGOs ).Inaddition ,38registered projects forwhich

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theamountrequested exceeds4»8mEUAwerecarriedoverto1980dueto
thelackofsufficient funds.Afurther 9projects ,requesting 0,7m
EUAwerenotretained orwerewithdrawn bytheNGOsduringappraisal .Thus
199projectswithatotalrequestof17»8mEUAwereregistered bythe
Commission in1979«Theremaining 41projects werenotadmissible for
variousreasonsnotablythenon-conformity ofeithertheNGOorthepro­
ject,orboth,withtheGeneralConditions ofcofinancing andwerethus
notregistered .
Payments (inwholeorinpart)inrespectof115projects amountedto
EUA.Thepaymentofthebalanceof7,1^8/S^S®UAinrespectof
projectsapprovedin1979willcarryonnormallyinI980/198I.
2.TheNGOs
Ofthe6lNGOswithwhichprojects werecofinanced in1979*15havehad
projectscofinanced ineachofthefouryears1976-1979(afigureincreased
to23for1977-1979)•On"theotherhand13NGOshadprojectscofinanced
forthefirsttime.Thisbalanced blendisasourceofsatisfaction asit
showsasysteminwhichcontinuity andconsolidation operateinparallel
withanopenness tonewapproaches .
3.Thescaleoftheprojects
Continuing theexperience oftheprevious yearwhenthepossibility ofmulti-
annualprojectcofinancing wasintroduced (maximumCommunity contribution
of300,000 EUAover3years)some60JooftheBudgetwascommitted inrespect
oftheseprojects (withanaverageCommunity contribution of148,000 EUA
perproject).Ontheotherhandtheaveragecontribution toprojectsother
thanthemulti-annual was46,000EUA.
Asindicated inlastyear'sreporttheCommission feels,thatverysmall
projects (i.e.whereitscontribution islessthan10,000EUA)havear61e
toplayinthedevelopment process ,althoughuntil1979theyhadnormally
beenexcluded ,foradministrative andpractical reasons.Itwasthusthat
ablock-grant systemwasintroduced wherebytheNGOswhohadproventheir
capacity andcompetence inprevious cofinancings withtheCommunity for
threeconsecutive yearswereabletoapply,underasimplified procedure ,
forgrants,basedonapercentage ofprevious normalcofinancing alloca­
tions,butsubjecttoamaximumof50,000EUA,twiceayear.Ofthe16
eligible NGOs,12availedthemselves ofsuchgrantsin1979atanaverage
of33»OOO i,JDAperNGO.Atotalof46smallprojects weresupported inthis

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wayonwhichacompleteanalysiswillbeincludedinthe1980report.
4.Typeofproiect
Projects ,asinthepast,continuetovaryfromtheprovision ofsmall
scaleequipment tointegrated ruraldevelopment ,comprising production ,
training ,socialinfrastructure andequipment .Ingeneral ,projects tend
topromoteruraldevelopment andeducation/trainingalthoughasignificant
numberofprojects inthehealthfieldwerealsosupported .Mention ,
withintheframework oftheInternational YearoftheChild,shouldalso
bemadeofthenumberofprojects relating tochildcareanddevelopment .
Aninteresting development ,notedinearlieryearsbutconfirmed in1979
hasbeenthenumberofalternative energyprojects cofinanced .Thisdiver­
sityandtopicality demonstrates theflexibility oftheNGOresponse and
theircapacity toreacttolocalneedsandinitiatives inthemost
appropriate manner.
5.Thebeneficiary populations andcountries
In1979,projects werecofinanced in63countries situatedinallthe
developing regionswith4923$and28%ofthefundsbeingcommitted in
respectoftheAfrican,AsianandCentral/LatinAmericancontinents
respectively .Projects werecofinanced in8countries forthefirsttime.
Thepopulations concerned ,mainlyfromthepoorruralcommunities and,more
rarely,inneglected urbangroupsarenormallydirectly involved inthe
formulation ,implementation andmanagement oftheprojects .
Itshouldbenotedthatcertaincountries seemtolendthemselves parti­
cularlywelltoNGOcooperation ,particularly inthecontextofthe
development programmes conducted bytheauthorities ,wheretheNGOsfind
theyhavearoletoplay.
6.Themultiplier effectoftheCommunity contributions >
TheCommunity contribution isnormallyupto$0%oftotalcosts5inonly
14dulyjustified exceptional cases,however ,wasthatpercentage exceeded .
Itisnotevjorthy thatinmanycasestheCommunity contribution isbelow
50$ofthecostandthemultiplier effectofthecontribution investedby
theCommunity isimportant .Thetotalinvestment madeviatheNGOsinthe
152projectscofinanced in1979is32mEUAofwhichtheCommunity contri­
butionrepresents lessthan40%.

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7.Involvement oftheauthorities ofthebeneficiary countries
Asinprevious years ,theCommission will forward this report tothe
Missions ofthebeneficiary countries inBrussels and totheACP Secre­
tariat for their information .
Itshould beremembered that before NGOprojects canbefinanced they
must first obtain theapproval oftherelevant authority onthe spot .
Certain governments have indeed explicitly confirmed their interest in
NGOprojects intheir countries andareincreasingly lending their
active support .
8.Execution andmonitoring ofprojects cofinanced under the1979 budget
appropriation
Asin1978 ,when multi-annual cofinancing wasintroduced ,thepayment
oftheCommunity contributions foranumber ofthe1979 projects will be^
phased over twoorthree years andwill likewise involve aphasing ofthe
implementation andmonitoring work .
Asfrom thebeginning of1980 ,theCommission canexpect toreceive the
first implementation reports from the NGOs relating totheir 1979 projects
-inprinciple the NGOs areobliged tosubmit these reports sixmonths
after thefinal payment oftheCommunity contribution .Theprocedures for
themonitoring ofthose projects cantherefore commence in1980 .
B.Administration ofcofinancing operations undertaken inprevious years
Theadministration (including monitoring andcontrol )ofprojects cofinanced
under the1978 Budget (175projects ),the1977 Budget (113projects )and
the1976 Budget (75projects )continued normally during 1979•
1.1978
Atotal of5»224 ,772EUAwaspaid outin1979 inrespect of96projects .
Theremaining 3.4mEUAmust bepaid outbefore theendof1980 towards
36projects .
Completed implementation reports have been received inrespect of42pro­
jects andsatisfactory information ontheimplementation todate ofthe
other projects hasbeen received .
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respectof2projects becauseofthechangedsituation onthespot.In
bothcasestheCommission hasonlymadeapartialsubsidytotheNGOs
concerned whohavecontinued tokeepitinformed ofdevelopments .The
amendedfigureforCommunity commitments inrespectof1978projectsis
thus11,799,833 EUA.
2.1977 .
Completed implementation reportshavebeenreceivedinrespectof69pro­
jectsandtheoutstanding reports ontheremaining projects arebeing
actively followed-up .
During1979officials oftheCommission 'sDirectorate-General forFinancial
Controlvisitedtheheadquarters of12NGOsintheMemberStatestoexa­
minethefilesof35projects cofinanced in1977»Whileingeneralterms
theofficials weresatisfied withthejustification andverification of
theCommunity'sgrants,inafewcases,theNGOsownaccounting procedures
madeitdifficult fortheCommunity'sparticipation inaprojecttobe
readilyidentified .Thesequestions arebeingexamined withtheNGOs
concerned .
3.1976
Withtheexception of12projects ,forwhichdulysubstantiated reasons
havebeenadvanced completed implementation reportshavebeenreceived
fromtheNGOsconcerned .
Inthecourseoftheirinspection described above,theFinancial Control
officials examined thefilesofafurther 3projects which,including those
examinedin1978,bringsto58thenumberof1976cofinanced projectsthus
inspected .
C.Evaluation
Attheendof1979anexercise incomparative evaluation ofNGOandEDF
micro-project approaches wascarriedoutbyjointteamsofCommunity and
NGOnominated evaluators whovisitedanumberofNGOandEDFmicro-projects
inSierraLeone,UpperVolta,Cameroonand(NGOprojectsonly)Bangladesh .
AsimilarmissiontoSenegalwasplannedforJanuary1980.
Areportonthisexercise willbesubmitted totheCouncilandParliament
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III.COFINANCING OFNGODEVELOPMENT ELOCATION PROJECTS WITHIN THECOmJNITY
1.During1979 "theCommission confirmed itscommitment tosupporting the
Development Education activities ofEuropean NGOsbyallocating 200,000
EUAfromtheNGObudgetfortheiractivities inthisfield.
Therulesandcriteria concerning thecofinancing oftheDevelopment
Education activities werereported totheCouncilauthorities inJune
1978•
2.Adetailed analysis ofthe17projects cofinanced ,foratotalCommunity
contribution of194>4l6 EUA,isannexed (TableVI).Fromthisitcanbe
seenthatprojects concentrated onrelations between EuropeandtheThird
Worldwithemphasis ontheLomeConvention andonaspectsofIndustrial
andAgricultural Cooperation betweentheThirdWorldandtheCommunity .
NGOsparticipating intheseprojects includenotonlythedevelopment NGOs
butalsoFarmingcircles ,Youthorganizations ,TradeUnions,Cooperatives ,
andgroupsworkingintheformaleducation system.Thisisasourceof
satisfaction asexperience hasproventhatprojects ,directed atselected
targetgroupswiththeircooperation andparticipation ,arethemost
effective .
3.AworkinggrouponDevelopment Education hasbeenset-upunderthe
auspices oftheNGOLiaison Committee toexaminethepossibilities for
further NGOcooperation atCommunity level.
4.TheCommission regardsthetaskofmakingEuropean PublicOpinionawareof
development issuesandtheireffects oneverydaylifeasanimportant
activity .Itrecognizes theuniquerSleplayedbyNGOsinthisfieldand
intendstocontinue tosupporttheirendeavours .Tothisendtheallocation
forDevelopment Education inthefuturebudgetsshouldbesubstantially
increased .
IV.FUTURE BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
Asmentioned abovethefactthattheBudgetappropriation forNGOshasre­
mainedatthesamelevelin1978/1979hasmeantthatthecofinancing ofa
largenumberofprojects hashadtobedelayedorpostponed .Inorderforthe
Community tocontinueitssupportforNGOsatanappropriate level,adequate
Commission staffpaperSEC(78)2637of16June,CouncilReference s/ll49/78
of26June1978(GCD52).

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fundingshouldtherefore beprovidedinfuturebudgets.
V.OTHERNGOACTIVITIES
1.Foodaid
InthecontextoftheCommunity's1979foodaidprogramme ,theNGOswere
involved inthedistribution of25,000tofskimmed-milk powderand900t
ofbutteroil*.Thisaidwasshippedto51recipientcountriesbysome25
European NGOs,themoreimportant beingtheorganizations affiliated to
CaritasandtheWorldCouncilofChurches ,andOXFAM.
2.Emergency aid
AnumberofNGOswereinvolved intheCommunity's1979emergency aid
operations under:
Article 59oftheACP-EECConvention ofLome,and
Article 950ofthe1979Community budget.
Theoperations inquestion wereforthesupplyofvariousfoodstuffs ,
medicines ,fuels,clothing ,etc.todisaster victimsinanumberof
countries ,especially tothepeopleofKampuchea attheendof1979•
3.Volunteers
While,inthecontextoftheNGOcofinancing scheme,theCommission doesnot
supportthecostsincurred bythevolunteer sendingbodiesintherecruit­
ment,orientation andresettlement ofvolunteers ,itisnotatalluncommon
forittocontribute ,onthesamebasisasforanypersonnel necessary for
theimplementation ofaproject ,towardsthevolunteers' in-situcosts.
Exceptforthiseffort,however ,therehasuntilnowbeennospecific or
separate programme ofsupportforthevolunteer sendingorganizations .
Nevertheless ,theCommission isveryconscious ofthecontribution which
canbeme.debyvolunteers andtheirsponsoring NGOs.Itisforthese
reasonsthattheservices oftheComirission participate activelyinthe
debatecurrently takingplaceontheoverallroleofvolunteers andother
workersindeveloping countries .
VI.COORDINATION OFNGOACTIVITIES
1.TheFifthAnnual NGOAssembly organized bytheCommission ,inconsultation
Setoffagainstthebalanceofthereserves fromthe1977and.1978butteroil
programme .

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with theLiaison ^ommittcs ofDevelopment KCOs totheEuropean Communities ,
took place inKarch 1979 *Kore than 6"NCOrepresentatives from the
KenVber States ,personally invited onthe oasis oftheir professional ex­
perience ,attended this As:-e;nbly which discussed both theachievements of
Community /NOOrelations intheprevious year andtheir perspectives for
the future .The results ofthis meeting were widely circulated within the
Community Institutions and toallinterested NGOs .
2.TheAssembly decided toextend themandate ofthe1978 NGOLiaison Committee
(composed ofoneNGOrepresentative from each Member State ).During itsyear
ofoffice this Committee ,,which has the tasks ofcoordination with the
Commission andinter-NGO coordination intheMember States and atCommunity
level onallaspects ofCommuni ty/?IGOrelations ,meteight times both among
thc-mselves and with Commission officials .Tofacilitate its work with these
tasks theCommittee hasbenefitted since 1978 from anannual subsidy from
the NGO cofinancing budget .
3.The 1979 Assembly instructed theLiaison Committee toexamine thepossibi­
lity ofimproving both the structure oftheAssembly and theCommittee and
inparticular ofgiving these bodies amore representative and democratic
character .Itwastherefore decided that NGOMeetings should take place in
each oftheMember States toprepare for ,and inparticular toelect dele­
gations to,the1980 Annual General Assembly with theCommission .3ythe
endof1979 such national meetings hadalready taken place inBelgium ,
Ireland ,Italy ,Luxembourg ,theNetherlands andtheUnited Kingdom ,while
those inDenmark ,theFederal Republic ofGermany andPrance were planned
forearly I98O .Inthemeantime theLiaison Committee hasbeen investigating
thepossibility ofregistering itself asalegal entity andofobtaining
| formal recognition bytheCommission .
4.Asafollow-up tosimilar meetings which were held in1976 and1977 "the
Commission organized inNovember 1979 afurther exchange ofviews between
itsofficials andthose from theMember States' Departments responsible for
relations with NGOs onmatters ofmutual interest in th-.i various areas of
NGOcooperation .TheNGOLiaison Committee participated ,asithaddone at
the1977 meeting ,inpart ofthis meeting .
VII .CONCLUSIONS
1.TheCommunity 'scooperation with NGOs hasnowbecome ,after four years
inoperation ,anestablished part ofitsoverall development policy .It

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hasevolvedinasatisfactory mannerandhasmadeitsownpositive con­
tribution toimproving thesituation ofthepoorestpopulations in
developing countries . _
2.Bytheendof1979»morethan500NG0projects hadbeencofinanced bythe
»
Communityin85countries .Theseprojects ,inwhichthecombined Community/
NGOinvestment approaches 100mEUA,represent aconcrete achievement which
shouldactasanencouragement forthefuture.Inthisregarditshouldbe
recalledthatlackofsufficient budgetappropriations in1979meantthat
manyvalidprojects hadtobecarriedoverforcofinancing in1980.
3.TheCommission viewswithinterest thegrowinginvolvement ofNGOsand
specialinterest groupsinmakingpublicopinion moreawareofdevelopment
mattersandintendstointensify cooperation withthemintheseareas.
4.Thespecialcharacter ofNGOsisexemplified bytheirrapidandefficient
response in1979tothetragicsituation inSouthEastAsiawhere,often
withCommunity assistence ,theywereamongthefirsttoprovideimmediate
relief.
5.Incooperating withtheNGOstheCommunity recognizes theirdedication and
motivation andthecatalytic r3letheyplayinexpressing thesolidarity
ofthepeopleinEuropewithpeopleinthedeveloping countries .Itshares
theirconcernforsocialjusticeandiscertainthatthestepstaken,
withintheframework oftheAnnualAssembly andtheLiaisonCommittee ,
willservetoimprovetheiroveralleffectiveness whileatthesametime
notdiluting thediversity orindividuality whichmakesthemsorepresen­
tativeofthenon-official Community .

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TABLEI
BREAKDOWN BYMEMBERSTATEOPNGOPROJECTS COFINANCED IN1979
PROJECTS APPROVED '
NUMBER
OFNGOsNUMBER .
OPPROJECTS IOPWHICH
BLOCKGRANTSCOMUNITY GRANT
INEUA
BELGIUM 14 31 1. '2447,.539
DENMARK 1 1 104.482
■
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OP
GERMANY8 28 1 2985681
FRANCE 15 30 2 2825.356
IRELAND *
I1
9 3 320332
ITALY 4 8 1 916289
LUXEMBOURG 1 1 44586
NETHERLANDS 3 15 1 1030699
UNITED KINGDOM 11 293,j1272705
DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION 15 17 194,416
76 169 12 12.142,085
LIAISON COMMITTEE 49,935
TOBECARRIED FORWARD
TOTHE1980FINANCIAL
YEAR(l)309268
TOTAL12501288
(l)Thisisaseparateappropriation whichiscarriedforwardtothefollowing
Financial Year.

TAB I.,7?IIA
rr^TI TDDA /iA'OT>r' t*▼ n""^Ouiol v».i..'jLI.ijj ..'.-;^ vJ ' xl ,i'i .
Noof
project and
NCOBrief description oftheprojectTotal cost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grant in
EUA
c'ia/i/79/2/y
CENTRE INTERNATIO­
NAL DEDEVELOPPE­
MENT ETDERECHER­
CHE (C.I.T\R.)Project fordevelopment ofthe
con..!une pfKir.yin.ya :
-working capital forpurchase of
agricultural equipment and for
land reclamation
-organization offarners for ■marke­
ting ofagricultural products
-equip nent .ofartisanal workshops .
BURUNDI287737 . 140 991
ONG/2/73/UK' •
CONCERN UNIVERSALRearing ofbreeding sows atthe
I'akoko Centre construction of
buildings ar.claccomodation for staff
atJ'usoma * . .
TANZANIA .r
43966 22933
ONG/2/79/UK
OXFA :IConstruction and equipment ofan
artisanal and rural education centre
atNtyaso .
RWANDA40870 , 20435
ONG/4/79/F
COMITE CATHOLIQUE
CONTRE LAFAIM ET
POUR LEDEVELOPPE -
ÎIEMT (C.C.F.D. )Construction and equipment ofwork­
shops foratschnical college at
Salhieh-Saida .
LEBANON47702 .23374 ■
ONG/5/79/3
OXFAM BELGIQUE 'Construction ofavocational training
centre for unmarried mothers at
Yaounde .
CAMEROON34744 17372
ONG/6/79/UK
THE SAVE THE CHILD­
REN FUND
(S.C.F. )Construction andequipment ofahos­
tel ,andaclinic forchildren and
mothers ofthe Gaddi tribe inthe
state ofKimachel Pradesh .
INDIA -87769 42129
DNG/7/79/2/F
FONDATION DELTA 7Improvement ofsmall-scale fishing
andfishery product distribution at
Furna ,Porto doFaja andTantun ,
Brava Island .
CAPE VERDE422.316 190042

Noof
project and
NGOBrief description ofthe projectTotal cost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grant in
EUA
CNO/8/79/3/F
FONDATION DELTA 7Village integrated development pro­
gramme atPass ,R'Keiwatt ,Keur
Madike and Tour.guene ,with active
andprogressive participation bythe
population .
MAURITANIAO7 / ">en τλτ τ<7/Τ1^ια.;υ
OKTG/9/79/UK
THE UNITED SOCIETY
FOR THE PROPAGA­
TION OPTHE GOSPEL
(U.S.P.G. )Construction andequipment ofa
dormitory for aSecondary Sjhool at
Maseru .
LESOTHO91576<°0
ONG/10/79/?1
SECOURS CATHOLIQUECommunity development inthe Cayes
and lieaVacheplain .
Awareness training andmultipurpose
instruction involving courses and
extension services .
Training :crops ,soil protection ,
wells ,silos ,construction
ofpremises
Investment :land ,equipment tomake
.advisory services self-
financing .
HAITI183 119 56055
ONG/H/79/2/P
COMITE CATHOLIQUE
CONTRE LAFAIM ET
POUR LEDEVELOPPE­
MENT (C.C.F.D. )Energency plan fordrainage and
human protection against flooding
involving theconstruction ofadyke
andthedigging ofthree drainage
channels .
Satara district ,Rosso .
MAURITANIA304 971 128 088
ONG/12/79/P
(ex0NG/200/78/P)
CENTRE INTERNATIO - i
MLDEDEVELO PPEMEN1
ETDERECHERCHE
(C.I.D.R. )Pigbreeding project andvillage
advisory services .
Man ,
IVORY COAST58678 29339
ONG/14/79/2/B
(exONG/85/78/2/B)
FONDATION DELTA ^Village development programme .
Construction andagricultural equip­
ment intheFerlo area (Yare Lao
well/bore-hole installation ).
SENEGAL243706 121853

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Noof
projectand
NCOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
I
ONG/17/79/B
(exONG/84/78/B)
FONDATION DELTA7Villagedevelopment programme .
Construction andagricultural equip­
mentintheFerloarea.
(Namarelwell/bore-holeinstallation )
SENEGAL168980 84490
ONG/lS/79/2/B
(exONG/105/78/2/B)
OXFAMBELGIQUEAssistance fortheKaloumayes people
intheCasamance region.
Irrigation andlandreclamation ,con­
struction andequipment ofmaternity
carefacilities ,daynursery,prima­
ryschool;training andstaffingre­
quiredforthesefacilities tooperat
SENEGAL207002
2•103501
ONG/19/79/3/B
(exONG/IO7/78/3/B)
OXFAMBELGIQUELssistance fortheKaloumayes people
intheCasamance region.
Irrigation andlandreclamation ,
equipment ofpirogues forfishing,
stod:-farming,purchase oflivestock
andagricultural training forthe
Kalou:nayes .
SENEGAL.642800 263548
0NG/20/79/2/3
C00PIB0Ruraldevelopment inarableandstoc'c
farming ,artisanal activities ,hous­
ing,andtraining atBoavita.
COLOMBIA316802 158401
ONG/21/79/UK
(exONG/47/78/UK)
OXFAMConstruction ofanutrition training
andrehabilitation unitatDomasi.
MALAWI25295 9865
ONG/22/79/NL
(exONC/76/78/NL)
N0VIBTraining andruralmotivation :
-training oftwoagricultural moti­
vators;
-aidforsettlement oftrained
extension workers onfarms;
-promotion ofsocialcollective
activities
Ngaoundaye .
CENTRAL AFRICAN REFJBLIC552008
I138002
(2)

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Noof
project and
NCOBrief description ofthe projectTotal cost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
Grant in
EJA
ONG/23/79/IRL
(exONG/172/78/IRL ;
TROCAIREPurchase ofalorry toenable groups
ofagricultural students totrans­
port goods tomarket andfertilizers
tofarmers .
Diocese ofMonze .
ZAMBIA32249 19441
ONG/24/79/IRL
(exONG/174/78/IRL )
TROCAIREPurchase ofalorry forthe trans­
portation ofsupplies ,construction
materials and equipment .
Diocese ofSindiga .
TANZANIA23561 7304
ONG/25/79/B
LES AKIS DEGATA -
GARAConstruction ofeight houses for
handicapped workers atGikond.o -
Kigali .
RWANDA89790 54772
ONG/25/79/D
WEI.TFR IEDEN "SDI2N3TTraining ofmotivators atZinguin -
chor inthe Casamance area and at
Kaolak inthe Sine-Saloum area .
SENEGAL499811 44983
0NG/23/79/B
VJERELDSOLIDARITEITConstruction ofacanteen ,storage
facilities and anaccounts office
forapublication centre atLimbe ,
District ,ofBlantyre .
MALAWI80302 35333
ONG/29/79/B
CCMIDEConstruction and equipment ofadis­
pensary intheKatuba IIIarea at
Lubumbashi .
ZAIRE40220 18501
0NG/3O/79/B
C0MIDEBridge construction androad repairs
atBodumb e.
Promotion ofpigbreeding atLikati
and Zete ,Buta region .
ZAIRE87509 41129
0NC/31/79/UK
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE
FOR INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
(C.I.I.E. )"From Rhodesia toZimbwabwe "
Printing and distribution ofaseries
gfresearch andeducation brochures
for refugees from Rhodesia .
TANZANIA and other countries of
Soathern Africa .50832 25416

Noof
projectand
NCOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalC03t
ofproject .
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
ONG/32/79/2/D'
ZEÌ'TEAL3TELL2 5*?R
2:t:;icicl tjng3hilfeProduction ofbrochures andbooks
forradioeducation inBogota.
COLUMBIA334048 205512
1 .
ONG/33/79/KL
N0VIBConstruction andequipment ofawel­
farecentrefortherehabilitation
ofhandicapped personsatSurabaya .
INDONESIA■89536 43373
ONa/34/79/B
CCÎHDEConstruction andequipment ofa
women'swelfarecentreatKisanga-
Luburnbashi .
ZAIRE45048 21623
DNG/33/79/^L
CE3EM0Construction of400subsidized hous­
ingunitsforthefamilies offisher
menatAshtamundi ,QuiIon.
INDIA ■159588 51.058
3NG/39/79/3/3
BROEDERLIJK DELENSocio-economic redevelopment inthe
Okoladistrict .
Creation offivepilotdevelopment
centres whichwillbecomeafocus
forthesocio-economic development
oftheregion.
CAI'IEROON167536 83818
DNC/40/79/IT
MOVIMENTO SVILUPPO
2PACE
(K.S.P.)Promotion ofintegral development
involving 200peasantfamilies .Pro­
grammeswillcomprise :
-integrated familyfruitgrowing
-individual training inhorticul­
ture
-poultryfarmingand
-beekeeping
atPirquenearSantiago .
CHILE401091
I
'l
I140382
ONG/41/79/UK
INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATIVE
ALLIANCE
(I.C.A.)Literacy programme foradultmembers
ofthecooperatives intheBodis­
trict.
SIERRA LEONE105222 52611

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Noof
projectand
NGOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
ONG/42/79/D
GESELLSCHAFT FÜR
MEDIZIN UNDFOR­
SCHUNG INAFRIKATraining andequipping ofauxiliary -
healthworkersinruralregions ,in
Nairobi .
KENYA484600 67344
ONG/43/79/3
C0MIDEConstruction ofamultipurpose centre
toprovide womenandgirlswith
health,domestic andvocational
trainingatHadeth(Baalbek).
LEBANON233955 95-536
0NG/44/79/F
UNIONDESAMISET
DESCOMPAGNONS ■
D'EMMAUSIReconstruction andeconomic rehabili­
tationoffamilies fromEastand
North-East Beirut.
LEBANON117.011 51.435
0NG/45/79/2/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUNG2T ?
HILFE
(D.W.H.H. )Integrated agricultural development
■project :
-irrigation
-landimprovement
-extension -ofanagricultural train­
ingcentre
inBarahona andAzuaprovinces .
DOMINICAN REFUBLIC422079 204518
0NG/46/79/3/B
30S-FAIM 1Construct ionfaspartofapilotvil­
lage,of80housesforpeoplefrom
thepoorareasofthecommuneof
Ngoma.
RWANDA142050 93753
0NG/47/79/2/B
FRERES DESHOMMESOveralldevelopment ofthecommune
ofNyakizu.Integrated programme for
therationalization ofstock-farming
(agriculture ,building ,cooperative
facilities ,roads,watersupplies ,
training andextension services).
RWANDA174.545 104727
0NG/48/79/3/B
ENTRAIDE ETFRATER­
NITEEstablishment ofproduction anddis­
tribution networkformedicinal plaint
inruralareasinthewestern and
southern partsof
UATEMALA.11997δ 59988
0NG/49/79/NL
CEBEM0Extension ofateachertraining
college(construction andequipment )
atRuteng.
INDONESIA342428 99304

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Noof
projectand
NCOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
ONG/50/79/UK
OXFAMTheoretical andpractical training
inplumbing andbricklaying for120
youthsinCairo.
EGYPT31224 15612
0NG/51/79/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN­
GERHILFE
(D.W.H.H.)Equipment of,andstaffexpenditure
for,11artisanal cooperative centres
intheprovinces ofAzuay,Imbabura
andCarchi.
ECUADOR117.932
I58966
ONa/52/79/F
EAUVIVEInstallation ofasolarpumpat
Yangasso toprovidedrinking water
forhumanandanimaluse.
MALI40333 20570
ONG/33/79/F
OPERATION 2000Provision ofasolarpump-type well
atSafolotoprovidethevillage
withdrinking waterfordomestic use,
stock-farming andreafforestation .
MALI51425 34283
ONG/54/79/UK
0XFAMConstruction ofaworkshop forthe
rehabilitation oflepersat
Chiangmai .
THAILAND '1?910 9.955
ONG/55/79/lT
MANITE3EConstruction ofalocalroadtoserve
thelocalpopulation andforcommer­
cialuseatPabnaandRajshahi .
BANGLADESH
1129814
'-I64907
ONG/57/79/F
COMITE DESAINT
PIERRE ET
MIQUEL0NConstruction offishingvesselsfor
localinshorefishingatM'Bour.
SENEGAL129626 64813
ONG/59/79/3
OXFAM3SLGIQUSPurchase andmaintenance ofalorry
foramagricultural cooperative at
Torodja.
GUINEA-BISSAU39576 19788
0HG/50/79/3/3
BUREAU D'ETUDES
POURUNDEVELOPPE­
MENT 'HARMONISE
(3.E.D.H.)Extension ofheavylivestock breeding
intheLafunaValley,Popokabaka ,in
particular :
-purchase ofmeansoftransport and
preservation facilities ;purchase ar
transportation ofcattlefodder.396094 198047

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Noof
project and
NCOBrief description oftheprojectTotal cost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grant in
EUA
ONG/61/79/D
DEUTSCHER HILPSVER­
EINFÜRDAS
A.SCHWEITZER
SPITALConstruction ofadaynursery ,and
kindergarten attheSchweitzer
Hospital ,
Lambarene .
GABON152474 76237
ONG/62/79/3/P
CENTRE INTERNATIO -
NAL LEROCHETONRural development project (extension
services andequipment )intheKoubri
district ,notably :
-toencourage crop cultivation and
fishing ,
-toencourage theplanting offruit
trees ,
-tosink awell
UPPER VOLTA36323 17435
ONG/53/79/B
BROEDERLIJK DELENAid fund for the reconstruction of
40damaged dwellings and economic
rehabilitation for victims inthe
east and north-east suburbs ofBeirut
LEBANON43444 24222 •
ONG/64/79/3
OXFAM BELGIQUEMobile medical units forrefugees
from the Western Sahara
ALGERIA173688 86.844
0NG/66/79/3/F
CENTRE INTERNATIO­
NAL DEDEVELOPPE­
MENT ETDE ,
RECHERCHE
(C.I.D.R. )Oudalan agriculture programme which
aims to J
-maximize benefit from rainfall ;
-intensify production offood crops ;
-instruct theSahel population in
fodder growing ;
-satisfy theorganizational require­
ments ofproducers
Corom-Gorom region (sub-prefecture of
Oudalan )
UPPER VOLTA334961 I64 131
ONG/57/79/IT
MOVIMENTO SVILUPPO
EFACE
(M.S.P. )Equipment for anindustriai college
inSantiago .
CHILE190489 66.671
OÎTG/68/79/3/F
ASSOCIATION FRAN­
ÇAISE DES VOLON­
TAIRES DUPROGRES
(A.F.V. P.)Organization ofprimary health facili­
ties principally inthe form ofteams
toprovide public health services for
"""V; population inthi fikasco
an!Sc-goa regions .
MALI336950 52912

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Noof
project and
NCOBrief description oftheprojectTotal cost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grant in
EUA .
OìTG/59/79/P
ASSOCIATICI DE
.COOPERATICI :MEDICO
CHIR'JIÌCIICALS
FRANC0-T03C LAI3EConstruction ofa100 000 1valer
touer fortheAtakpame re^ior.ai
ko^pital centre .
|Toac .■-35642
I
i17821
0NC/7C/79/2/3
FONDS POUR IA
COOPERATION A'J
DEVELO rPEKENT ,
(F.C.D. )Construction and equipment ofthree
pilot centres forintegrated health
ani education activities atHuarez .
PERU
"375 469 .159411
ONG/71/79/3 - ■
S0S-FAIMDrinl :ir,gwater supply inthecommune
ofMbali ,Butare prefecture ,and
electricity link-up forthepumping
station .
RWANDA194552 40-856
ONG/72/79/lp
FEDERATION MONDIA­
LEDES VILLES
JUMELEES CITES -
UNIESSinking ofwell toprovide water for
kitchen gardens managed bystudent
trainees and improvement ofkitchen
gardens atKingnam ,Kimparana and
Goumbou . ~ '
MALI ' - ' '123973 , 88995
0NG/73/79/2/3
C0KIDEExtension ofanintegration andvo­
cational training centre forwomen
intherural area ofDinDaeng
(Bangkok ).
THAILAND993 433149 .015
ONG/75/79/B
C0MIDEConstruction and equipment ofthe
CEFOR rural motivation and basic
training centre which will cater
primarily foryoung men inthe
commune ofNyakinama .
RWANDA79898
"39150
ONG/7Ó/79/2/IT
CENTRO INTERNAZIO­
NALE CROCEVIAHealth education andassistance pro­
gramme inthe rural communities of
Auta andHuaracondo (Cuzco )notably :
-participation inthetraining of
.ahealth education team ;
-construction andequipment ofa
dispensary ;
-development ofahealth education
programme .
PERU111951 52617
ONa/78/79/NL
CEBEM0Construction and equipment ofadis-
jj^^j^at Mbagala ,Temeke district ,81281 40234

-2?-
Noof
projectand
NCOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
Grantin
EUA
OÎIG/79/73/NL
CEBS?"0Installation ofradioequipment to
linkupaboutahundredislandsin
theprovinces ofNewIrelandand
Manus.
PAFJA .NEvGUINEA2}115 10
CNG/3O/73/NL
NCVIB?or:natio ::ofautonomous ruraldeve­
lopmentgroups.
INDONESIAi2m.P 1'
cng/32/79/irl
CONCERNConstruction ofbridges andcanals
atMoha-^anj .
BANGLADESH141095 70m
ONG/93/73/iRL
CONCERNConstruction ofahealth andwork
training centreforvagrant and
destitute ■./o.ac.nandchildren at
Chaudhury 3arinearDacca.
BANGLADESH<Λ"Ι0<-'-ί,·-^-ι-- 22OCl
ONG/04/79/UK
POPULATION CONCERNPaoilyplanning association inpar­
ticularinfor.ac.tion andtraining
giveninfirr.s,factories ,refugee
campsandmaterially poorcommuni­
ties.
THAILANDOr,oaO'-y.<-wT>
ONG/85/79/UK
POPULATION CONCERNFamilyplanning association ,inpai^-
ticularhealthandhygieneinstruct ic
ofchildren andadultsandtheform­
ationofruralplanning family
centres .
PAKISTAN51765
1125833
ONG/35/79/UK
POPULATION CONCERNFamilyplanning association notably :
-formation offamilyplanning clubs
forwomen;
-establishment ofafamilyplanning
clinic .in'Dacca;
-familyplanning services infacto­
riesandflourmills.
BANGLADESH34862 17431

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projectand
NGOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
ONG/37/79/UK
POFULATION CONCERNAsacontribution totheinternatio­
nalYearoftheChildfamilyplanning
planningassociation notably :
-familyplanning courseforworkers
emphasizing thequestion ofchild
welfare
INDIA
-studyofchildren'sneeds
PAKISTAN
-establishment ofachildren'spri­
maryschoolandfamilyplanning
serviceformothersatShantibag
andDacca
BANGLADESH
-establishment ofaresidential
campforunderprivileged children
of12to16yearsofageinBombay
INDIA
-establishment ofacentreforchild
renfrominslubrious districts and
ruralareas
(BalSanjivailICendras)
INDIA28524 14262
■
I
CNC/91/79/UI:
CAFODAgricultural promotion program nein
theprincipal district ofFlorescon
centrating onarablefarming ,dairy
farming ,stock-farmingandagricul­
turaltraining viatheradio.
URUGUAY14.620 7314
ONG/9?/79/2/P
ASSOCIATION FRAN­
ÇAISEDESVOLON­
TAIRES DUPROGRES
(A.P.V.F.)Follov;-up training ofrural .motiva­
torsandfurthertraining ofvillage
extension wor::leadersinthepro­
vinceofWoleuNte.a.'
GA30N352473 144514
ONG/93/72/3/B
C0MIDEConstruction andequipment ofawel­
fareinstitute forwomenandgirls
inAlexandria .
EGYPT221545 108557
ONO/?4/79/2/D
DEUTSCHE VJELTHUNGSr
HILFE
(D.tf.H.H. )Construction andequipment ofafarm­
-ingschoolforthetraining ofdeve­
lopmentvolunteers inBangalore .
INDIA142264 64019
ONG/95/79/3/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUNG2F
IIILFE
(D.Vf.H.H.)Integrated agricultural development
-programme including
locallabourexpenditure andthepui^
chaseofagricultural equipment
Caviteprovince .
PHILIPPINES1121559 302821

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Noof
project and
NGOBrief description ofthe projectTotal cost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
Grant in
EUA
ONG/9S/79/UK
THE SAVE THE
CHILDREN FUND ,
(S.C.P. )Establishment ofayoung person 's
cooperative forthemanufacture and
sale ofironwork goods inNairobi .
KENYA69I84 34592
ONG/98/79/UK
OXFAMFinancing ofavegetable seed bank
for Third World countries .Research
inseed preservation ,reproduction
andprofitability .270883 32506
ONG/102/79/2/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN­
GERHILFE
(D.W.H.H. )Construction ofstorage facilities
foragricultural products in52vil­
lages intheRukwa Coast ,Singida
andDodoma regions .
TANZANIA202640 101320
0NG/103/79/F
COMITE CATHOLIQUE
CONTRE LAFAIM ET
POUR LEDEVELOPPE­
MENT
(C.C.F.D. )Expansion ofvocational training
system (CEPl ).
Construction ,transport andtechnical
assistance for two training centres
each coordinating twoschool centres ,
one intheToabali region ,theother
intheKacheu region .
GUINM-BISSAl 7444 5^7 53343 *
ONG/106/79/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN­
GERHILFE
(D.W.H.H. )j
Purchase ofequipment and labour the
costs forconstruction of4*500 dwell­
ings for28.000 persons atApopa
near San Salvador .
ELSALVADOR■219 550 100 993
0NG/107/79/3/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN -
GERKILFE
(D.W.H.H. )Establishment oftraining facilities
toencourage the growth ofsT:all
agricultural enterprises inthehigh
plateaux oftheAndes and inthe
coastal region .
ECUADOR1519^0 75920

Noof
projectand
>;coI
!
jBriefdescription oftheproject
!Totalcost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
orra/109/7 IConstriction ofayouthrecreation
centreatNu'ru'Alofa .
TOXICA241566 ■91795
«
0NG/ll0/7?/NL
CE32K0Parchase ofequipment fora'technical
schoolinLaFkz.
BOLIVIA85972 ■43435
orra/i11/79/uk
TH3SAVETHECHILD­
RENFUND
(S.C.F.)Construction andequipment ofa
nurseryinKalie..-
SEYCHELLES .19240 9550
ONG/112/79/F
EAUVIVEEquipment of.200bore-holes with
pumpstoprovidewaterfordomestic
purposes andforvegetable cultiva­
tion.
Car.region.
T-**T.I.115815 47894
OÍÍC/113/79/2/P
AIDEINTEfr -KO^STS -.
RES(A.I.K.)Development projectintheregionof
XeurKoussa :
-construction ofaclassroom and
sanitary installation ;
-extension ofthemedicalcareroans
inthedispensary ;
-construction ofworkshops housing
accomodation andahangar;.
-purchase ofagricultural equipment ;
-extension oforchardirrigation ;
-wellsinking.
SENEGAL237158 118584
0NG/114/79/3
BROEDERLIJK DELENElectrification ofMahoko,Kanama
Commune .
RWANDA47594 .24749
DNG/II5/79/2/IT
XMUNITA INTERNA-'
RIONALE VOLONTARI
LAICI
(L.V.I.À.) 1Provision of11windmills topump
v;aterto,andgenerateelectricity foi;
11"UJAKAA"villagesintheManyonidistrict .
TANZANIA "289851,136230

Noof
projectand
NCOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalco3t
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
!
ONG/115/72/3/F
CIMADEWatcr-engineeringsectioncfthe
Podorintegrated programme -instal­
lationofv;ellsandbore-holes .
SENEGALI
r.m^11
I
ONG/117/79/3/F
COMITE CATHOLIQUE
CONTRE LAFAIMET
POURLEDEVELOPFE -
Î-ÎENT
(C.C.F.D.)Reclamation of15plotsofBhoodan
landinTa.nilNaduinvolving inpar­
ticularlandclearance andirrigation
INDIA525430 302121
CNG/118/79/D
DEUTSCHER CARITAS­
VERBANDPurchase of4lorriesfordictributic
offoodaidsupplies .
CHILEn137'03 101330
CNG/119/79/2/UK
HELPTHEAGEDEconomicrehabilitation cfvillages
following theKay1979cyclonein
thedistricts ofNellore andEraka-
sa".i,notably :
-rehabilitation of3.000families ;
-reintroduct ionoflivestock ;
-;:iedicalaid.
INDIA314095 115215.
Oïia/121/79/3/F
ASSOCIATION FRAN­
ÇAISEDESVOLON­
TAIRES DUPROGRES
(A.F.V.P.)
IConstruction cfapilotcentrefor
integrated advisory services for
mothersandchildren ,nutritional
andhealtheducation ,medicalinvesti !
gationandfollow-up ofcases
Balbaladistrict ,Djibouti
RERJBLIC OFDJIBOUTI420014 180605
0NG/122/79/3/B
ENTRAIDE ETFRATER-i
NITEConsolidation oftheUniondesAsso­
ciationsvoltaïques d'Epargneetde
Créditineightvillages :
-construction ofbankpreinises ,
-purchase ofofficeequipment and
transport foraotivators
Kaya,Bobo-Dioulasso andDedougou
préfectures .
UPPERVOLTA96271 50051
/

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NGOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
OW(3/l25/79/D
ZENTRALSTELLE FÜR
ENTWICKLUNGSHILFEPurchase ofequipment foratechnica ]
schoolatVillaCabello-diocese of
Posadas «
ARGENTINA ,122.613 28.201
ONG/123/79/3/UK
THESAVETHECHILD­
RENFUND
(S.C.F.)National immunisation programme
againstpoliomyelitis .
MALAWI598579 287366
0NG/129/79/2/F
CIKADEArtisanal promotionthroughout -the
country ,notably :
-improvement oflivingstandards of
artisans ,
-training andretraining ofartisans
-establishment ofcooperatives ,
-saleofartisanal products
LEBANON225512 113255
ONG/131/79/F
SECOURS CATHOLIQUEConstruction andequipment ofade­
velopment andfurthereducation
centreatKigona.
RWANDA44505 22253
0NG/i32/79/Tn:
0X7AMConstruction ofthreegrainstorage
silosatYargho3issighin and
Kossouka .
UFPERVOLTA50413 19159
ONC/.I33/79/UK
orni-:Installation ofdrinking waterin
thevillageofQuaffin.
JORDAN31436 12.260
ONG/134/79/3/DK
DANCHURCJIAIDPurchase ofequipment andsecreta­
rialtraining attheSalvador Allen-
deCollegeinBissau.
GUINEA-BISSAU261205 104432
ONG/136/79/F
SECOURS CATHOLIQUESupplyofdrinking watertothetown
ofPetiteRiviere deNippes.
HAITI39338 19919
ONC/137/79/UK'
CXFAI4Construction ofaccommodation fora
tea.noffiveteachers atthemicro-
industrial training centreat
Kigali-Gikondo
RWANDA132116
I40916

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project and
NCOBrief description oftheprojectTotal coat
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grant in
EUA
ONG/138/79/UK
THE SAVE THE
CHILDREN FUND
(S.C.P. )Land transport forSCFactivities in
KENYA ,UPPER VOLTA,ETHIOPIA ,
MOROCCO ,NEPAL ,YEMEN andINDIA .79267 40426
ONG/139/79/3/UK
INTERNATIONAL
EXTENSION COLLEGERemot ssupply ofeducational means
(information andtechnical advice )
through various media toBOTSWANA ,
LESOTHO and MAURITIUS .565040 141260
ONG/140/79/D
DEUTSCHER HILPSVER­
EINFÜRDAS A.
SCHWEITZER SPITALPurchase ofplant forthereconsti­
tution ofmilk for the Albert
Schweitzer hospital ,Lambaren .
GABON17805 8863
ONG/141/79/2/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN­
GERHILFE
(D.W.H.H. )
IMedical and economic aid and train­
ing-inparticular intheprovision
ofaudio-visual equipment formedic­
alinstructions -for artisans in
theshanty town suburbs ofLaPaz .
BOLIVIA141265 60744 .
ONG/143/79/2/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN ,.
GSRHILFE
(D.W.H.H. )Vocational training for the Boys
Town (orphans )inKerala .
INDIA243 149 119 143
^NG/144/79/3/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN -
3ERFILFE
(D.W.H.H. )Integrated agricultural development ,
notably land improvement andthe
settlement offarmers inSiloru
block-Rajasthan .
INDIA449 930 103484
0NG/145/79/2/B
C0MIDECommunity development atUpland
Apayo inKalinga Apayo province ,
notably thetraining ofagricultural
extension workleaders ,construction
and equipment ofatraining centre
andpurchase oftransport for the
use ofinstructors .
PHILIPPINES .135 ^70<-70")Π,^ I -'
:IIG/145/79/D
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN -
GERKILFE
(D.W.H.H. )
/Support forateam ofelectricians ,
andpurchase ofequipment inMaha-
lapye region .
BOTSWANA.89006 14503

Noof
projectand
NGOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcost
ofproject
inEUA ■Community
grantin
EJA
I
O^a/147/73/D
DSJTSCHE ',/ELTIIUN-
33?JIILF3 (D.:;.K.H. )Sbonomio andscsialsupportforfami­
liesintheGcrc.7i-Gcro:u regionthrouj
theimprovement ofarableandstoek-
farmingmethods .
UPPERVOLTA101214 50507
OKG/150/79/F
S.1UVIVESolarpumpandmicro-solar plantfor
theAffiniaa centreforruralexten­
sionworkers .
SENEGAL24243 12,244
ONa/152/79/D
"ZUR .
f'EDIZINI3CKER
STIFTUNG!®Enlargement ofachildren'shospital
atSorsogon .
PHILIPPINES28913 19459
ONG/154/79/lRL
IRISHMISSIONARY
UNION
(I.M.U.)Construction andequipment oftwo
workshops forasecondary school
Freetown .
SIERRA LEONE171734 85892
ONG/157/79/2/F
CENTRE INTERMTIO -
*T*TT>" TNT-FTS*r^T^*T...i.<~jJ-L'«/v~iv--LJ.'wiV
POURLEDEVELOPPE­
MENTAGRICOLE
(C.I.C.D.A.)Programme tosupportagricultural ,
development oftheprovince ofLa
Union,inparticular :
-training anorganization offarmers
-irrigation ,
-improvement ofagriculture ,
-increase inproduction ofmeat -and
milk,
-processing ofagricultural products
-familyactionprogramme .
Department ofArequipa .
PERU
.346.790 173395 •
ONG/158/79/2/lT !
MOVIMENTO SVILUPPO
EPACE
(M.S.P.)Construction andequipment ofa
maternity clinicatLoum-ville .
CAMEROON ,^
■224382
■112.191

Noof
project and
NGOBriof description ofthe proje:tTotal oout
ofprojo:t
in1U/V0^ι.νιη ιI,/
/ίΓ.ιηΙ Ιη
!ί)Λ
ONG/150/79/3/Q
DEUTSGIIS WELTHUN­
GERHILFE
(D.M.H.H. )Job creation and increased revenue fo
agricultural workers inBhopal .
INDIA211.319 101433
ONG/lSl/79/lRL
IRISH MISSIONARY
UNION
(I.M.U. )Equipment for ahydroelectricity
project for thetown ofElidira
PARAGUAY46203 23 .104
ONG/162/79/B
ASSOCIATION INTER -
NATIONALE DEDEVS -
LOFPEMENT RURAL
(A.I.D.R. )Project toreduce consumption of
firewood throughout thecountry by
encouraging theuse ofmore efficient
iron andclay-built cooking stoves .
UPPER VOLTACl n/)r\
-A I 613C3
ONG/163/79/3/lT
MOVIMENTO SVILUPPO
EPACE
(M.S.P. )Waste land reclamation inTamil Nadu
inparticular thedigging of86wells
andthepurchase ofagricultural
equipment .
INDIA5?9320
I293952
Λ
ONG/165/79/LUX
BRIDDERLICH DELENConstruction andequipment ofa
health centre complete with dispensa­
ry,laboratory ,hospitalisation ,minor -
surgery andmaternity facilities ,and
staff accommodation atElavagnon .
TOGO445350 44536
DHG/168/79/2/D
ZENTRALSTELLE FÜR
3NTWICKUJNGSHI LFE1
2ilargeinent andfurther equipment of
atechnical college inValparaiso .
CHILI241398 137 597
3NG/169/79/2/D '
ZENTRALSTELLE FÜR
2IT.- /ICKLUNGSHI LFEImprovements toatschnical college
atTalea ,
CHILI313-837 153780
0NG/170/79/3/D
ZENTRALSTELLE FÜR
ENTWICKLUNGSHILFEEquipment ofatechnical college at
Contagem .
BRAZIL933 164 206396

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Noof
proJect and
NCOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcoot
ofprojoot
inI1JACoiiüiuiiity
Ci'imtin
LTJA
Oîia/l7l/79/B
ILESDEPAIXI
Improvement ofeducational environ­
mentbytherefurnishing oftheNo-
madeandKabareschool;
construction ofkitchens ,refectories
dormitories andsanitaryinstallation
intheregionofTombouctou .
MlLI.44500
519.580
oNa/175/79/NL
CS3ESI0Aideprogramie forthe"Departamento
Zonas"oftheVicaria delaSolidari­
dadinSantiago .
CHILE
I
I1419871 99391
Olia/176/19/NL
CEBEÏ.:ORuralhousingpilotproject ,notably
for50low-income peasantfamilies in
LaPalrna(principaldistrictof
Chalatenango ).
ELSALVADOR153478 79239
ONa/177/79/NL
CE3EK0Construction ofanextension toa
studentscentreatSuraJcarta (Sala,
CentralJave).
INDONESIA "194743 89532
{
ONa/179/79/2/D
DEUTSCHE '.tfELTHUN-
GERHILFE
(D.W.H.H.)Supportforafishing community in
theSantaElenapeninsula (SanPapblo
Valdivia).
ECUADOR403324
»I
204162
1
i
I
ONG/lSl/79/D
TE3REDESH0L?3SConstruction oftanksandtraining
ofstaffinfishfarming,Bogor
(provinceofWestJav^).
INDONESIA30352 15176
1
I
I
0^0/1?2/79/2/D
DEUTSCHE VfELTIIUNGE ^
HILFE(D.Vf.H.H. )_Reafforestation programme ,notably
thepurchase ofequipment .
LakebaIsland.
FIJI589825 303523
'•

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Noof
project and
NGOBriefdescription oftheprojectTotalcost
ofproject
inEUACommunity
grantin
EUA
ONG/184/79/UK
INTERMEDIATE
TECHNOLOGY DEVE­
LOPMENT GROUP
(i.T.D.G. )Electrification of:severalvillages
intheNepalimountains .
NEPAL30622 18373
ONG/186/79/NL
ICC0Establishment ofawelfare andreha­
bilitation centreatBauru,SaoFoiuli
BRAZIL632313 101170
ONG/187/79/NL
ICC0Construction andequipment ofanedu­
cation,healthandfamilyplanning
centreatMaua,SaoPaulo.
BRAZIL374704 101170
ONG/188/79/UK
0XFAMPurchase andtransport of450tons
ofselected riceseeds-
CAKBODIA/K£MFJCHE*I
195338 98179•

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TA3LEII3
LISTOF3LOCK-GRANT ALLOCATIONS IN1979
PROJECT REFERENCE
ANDNGOBENEFICIARY COUNTRY COMMUNITY GRANT
INEUA
OÎT7/X/1/79/F Implementation of5microprojects in 43034
CENTRE INTERNATIONAL Brazil, - '■
DEDEVELOPPEMEOT ET yjxii,
DERECHERCHE Yemen(A.R.),
(C.I.D.R. ) Djibouti . 1
0NG/3G/2/79/IRL Implementation of3microprojects in 29811
CONCERN Bangladesh ,
Yemen(A.R.),
Tanzania .
ONG/3G/3/79/UK Implementation of5microprojects in 22-966'
CAFOD Brazil, .
.Peru,
Panama,
UpperVolta,
Indonesia .
ONG/BG/4/79/D Implementation of8microprojectsin 50587
DEUTSCHE WELTHUN- Botswana ,
GERHILFE Peru,
(D.W.H.H. ) Guatemala ,
, IvoryCoast,
thçGambia.
ONG/3G/5/79/F Implementation of4microprojectsin 43883
COMITE CATHOLIQUE Chad.
CONTRE LAFAIMET IvoryCoast,
POURLEDEVELOPPE- India, -
MENT UpperVolta.
(C.C.F.D. )
ONG/BG/6/79/IRL Implementation of7microprojectsin 22358
TR0CAIRE Cameroon ,
Mozambique ,
. Peru,
India.,
ONG/BG/7/79/UK Implementation of6microprojectsin 30639
0XFAM UpperVolta,
■
Ethiopia ,
Tanzania ,
Rwanda,'
Sudan,
Kenya.

PROJECT REFERENCE
ANDNGOBENEFICIARY COUNTRY COÎ.NJNITY GRANT
INEUA
ONG/3G/8/79/IT
MOVIMENTO SVILUPPO
EPACE
(M.S.P.)Implementation of7microprojects in
Zaire,
Tanzania .■49-329
ONG/BG/9/79/UK
POPULATION CONCERNImplementation of2microprojects in
India.22966
0NG/3G/10/79/3
C00PI30Implementation of3microprojects in
Zaire,
Rwanda,
Ecuador .29.724
ONG/BG/H/79/IRL
G0RTAImplementation ofmicroprojects in
Tanzania .29811
ONG/BG/12/79/nL
NOVIBImplementation of6microprojectsin
Guinea-3issau ,
UpperVolta,
India,
SriLanka,
Kenya,
Nicaragua .25513

TABLEIII
A.BREAKDOWN OPPROJECTS COFINANCED IN1979BYBENEFICIARY COUNTRY.
B.BREAKDOWN OPPROJECTS COFINANCED IN1979BYCONTINENT .

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A.BREAKDOWN OFPROJECTS COFINANCED IN1979BYBENEFICIARY COUNTRY
COUNTRY NUMBEROF |PROJECT REF. CONTRIBUTION INEUA
j"rWJEtr5
ALGERIEr
i0NG/64/79/B 86844
ARGENTINA 1 ONG/125/79/D 28201
BANGLADESH
1
I6 0NG/56/79/IT
0NG/82/79/IRL
0NG/83/79/IRL
0NG/86/79/UK
ONG/87/79/UK
0NG/BG/2/79/IRL64907
70548
32063
17431
4992
14905
204846
BOLIVIA 2
j
!
i
i0NG/110/79/NL
ONG/141/79/2/D43.486
60.744
104230
BOTSWANA 3'0NG/139/79/5/UK
ONG/146/79/D
0NG/BG/4/79/D47087
14503
7588
69178
BRAZIL 5 ONG/170/79/3/D
0NG/186/79/NL
ONG/187/79/NL
ONG/BG/1/79/F
0NG/BG/3/79/UK206,396
101.170
101170
11189
3.904
423,829
BURUNDI 1 ONG/1/79/2/F 140991
CAMBODIA/KAMPUCHEA1 ONG/188/79/UK 98179
CAMEROUN 5 0NG/5/79/B
0NG/39/79/3/B
0NG/158/79/2/IT
0NG/BG/5/79/F
0NG/BG/6/79/IRL17372
83818
112191
8557
1,118
223056
CAPEVERDE 1 ONG/7/79/2/F 190042
CENTRAFRIQUE 1 ONG/22/79/NL 138'J02
CHILE 6 0NG/40/79/IT
ONG/67/79/IT
0NG/118/79/D
0NG/168/79/2/D
0NG/169/79/2/D
0NG/175/79/NL[140.382
|66671
!101830
137597
153780
99391
!
.
i699.651

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COUNTRY NUMBER OF
PROJECTSPROJECT REF. CONTRIBUTION INEUA
i ■
ONG/20/79/2/B
ONG/32/79/2/DCOLOMBIA 2 158,401
208512
366913
COTED'IVOIRE 3 0NG/12/79/F
0NG/BG/4/79/D
0NG/BG/5/79/F29,339
8.600
8.557
46496
DJIBOUTI
■
!2 ONG/121/79/3/F
ONG/BG/1/79/F180606
6455
187,061
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1 ONG/45/79/2/D 204518
ECUADOR 4 ONG/51/79/D
0NG/107/79/3/D
0NG/179/79/2/D
0NG/3G/10/79/B58966
'75980
204162
9.214
348322
EGYPT '2 0NG/50/79/UK
0NG/93/79/3/B15612
108557
124.169
ELSALVADOR 2 0NG/106/79/D
0NG/176/79/NL100.993
79239
180232
ETHIOPIA 2 ONG/138/79/UK
ONG/BG/7/79/UK3234
5510
8744
FIJI!
!1■■0NG/183/79/3/D 303523
GABONI
3 ONG/61/79/D
0NG/92/79/2/F
0NG/140/79/D76.237
144,514
8863
229.614
GAMBIA 1 |0NG/BG/4/79/D 15.176
GUATEMALA 2 ONG/48/79/3/B
0NG/BG/4/79/D59,988
11-129
71.117
GUINEE-BISSAU . 4 0NG/59/79/B'
0NG/103/79/F
0NG/134/79/3/DK
ONG/BG/12/79/NL19788
53348
104482
4593
182,211

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COUNTRY NUMBER OF
•PROJECTSPROJECT REF. CONTRIBUTION INEUA
HAITI 2 0NG/10/79/F 86,066
ONG/136/79/F 19.9Î9
105985
HAUTE-VOLTA 11 ONG/62/79/3/F 17.435
ONG/66/79/3/F 164131
0NG/122/79/3/B 50061
0NG/132/79/UK 19159
0NG/138/79/UK 3234
I ONG/147/79/D 50.607
ONG/162/79/B 61305
0NG/BG/3/79/UK 6890
0NG/BG/5/79/F 8557
ONG/BG/7/79/UK 2762
ONG/BG/12/79/NL 2806
386947
TmnTaI
15 0NG/6/79/UK 42,129
ONG/38/79/NL 51..068
ONG/87/79/UK 3.993
0NG/94/79/2/D 64019
ONG/117/79/3/F 302121
0NG/119/79/2/UK 116215
ONG/138/79/UK 11724
0NG/143/79/2/D 119143
- ONG/144/79/3/0 103 .484
ONG/160/79/3/D 101433
0NG/163/79/3/IT 293962
0NG/BG/5/79/F 8557
0NG/BG/6/79/IRL 1.565
0NG/BG/9/79/UK 22966
ONG/Ba/12/79/^L 3317
1245696
INDONESIA 6 0NG/33/79/NL 43873
ONG/49/79/NL 99304
0NG/80/79/NL 16469
ONG/177/79/NL 89582
ONG/181/79/D 15176
0NG/BG/3/79/UK 5.282
269686
JORDAN 1 ONG/133/79/UK 12.260
KENYA 5 0NG/42/79/D 67,844
0NG/96/79/UK 34592
ONG/138/79/UK 3234
ONG/BG/7/79/UK 8273
ONG/BG/12/79/NL 3827
117.770
LESOTHO2 0NG/9/79/UK 68.682
0NG/139/79/3/UK | 47-08r
115.769

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COUNTRY NUMBER OF
PROJECTSPROJECT REF. CONTRIBUTION
LIBAN 5 0NG/4/79/F 23.374
0NG/43/79/B/ 95-586
0NG/44/79/F 51,485
0NG/63/79/B 24222
ONG/129/79/2/F 113.256
MALAWI 3 ONG/21/79/UK 9865
ONG/28/79/B 35333
0NG/128/79/3/UK 287,366
MALI 7 ONG/52/79/F 20570
0NG/53/79/F 34283
ONG/68/79/3/F 53912
ONG/72/79/F 88995
ONG/112/79/F 47894
.ONG/171/79/B 19580
ONG/BG/1/79/F
I11.189
MAROC 1- ONG/138/79/UK
ILEMAURICE/MAURITIUS I
II*1
I.ONG/139/79/3/UK
MAURITANIE 2 •ONG/8/79/3/F 137176
ONG/11/79/2/F 128088
MOZAMBIQUE 1 0NG/BG/6/79/IRL
NEPAL 2 ONG/138/79/UKI'2424
0NG/184/79/UK 18373
NICARAGUAI
1 ONG/BG/12/79/NL
NIGERIA 1 0NG/BG/6/79/IRL
PAKISTAN 2 0NG/85/79/UK 25883
ONG/87/79/UK 5.277
PANAMA 1 0NG/BG/3/79/UK
PAPUA NEWGUINEA 1 0NG/79/79/NL
PARAGUAY 1 ÔNG/161/79/IRL307923
332.564
276423
10.511
47086
265264
4-472
20797
6'if6
3577
31160
2936
10403
23134

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COUNTRY NUMBER OF
PROJECTSPROJECT REF. CONTRIBUTION INEUA
PERU 6 ,ONG/70/79/2/B 169411
0NG/76/79/2/IT 52.617
l
l 0NG/157/79/2/F 173.395
-ONG/BG/3/79/UK 3904
0NG/BG/4/79/D 8094
0NG/BG/6/79/IRL 11.626
I
i!419 .
PHILIPPINES 3 0NG/95/79/3/D 302821
'ONG/145/79/2/B 67,835
I0NG/152/79/D 19459
390
RWANDA 11I I
I0NG/3/79/UK 20.435
0NG/25/79/B. 54772
I 0NG/46/79/3/D 93.753
ONG/47/79/2/B 104,727
ONG/71/79/B 40856
0NG/75/79/B 39.150
0NG/114/79/B 24,749
I
iONG/131/79/F 22253
ONG/137/79/UK 40956
ONG/BG/7/79/tlK 4,596
0NG/BG/10/79/B 10701
456,
SENEGAL 9I0NG/14/79/2/B 121853
ONG/17/79/B 84490
ONG/18/79/2/B 103.501
0NG/19/79/3/B 263..548
0NG/26/79/D 44..983
ONG/57/79/F 64.813
0NG/113/79/2/F 118584
1 0NG/116/79/3/F 301784
0NG/150/79/F 12,244
~~ 1115 I
SEYCHELLES 1 ONG/111/79/UK 9.(
SIERRA LEONE 2 ONG/41/79/UK 52611
0NG/154/79/IRL 85,892
138 !
SRILANKA 1 0NG/BG/12/79/NL 4,!
SUDAN 1 ONG/BG/7/79/UK 4.
TANZANIA 10 0NG/2/79/UK 22983
.0NG/24/79/IRL 7304
ONG/31/79/UK 25416
ONG/78/79/NL 40.234
ONG/102/79/2/D 101320
ONG/115/79/2/IT 136230
0NG/BG/2/79/IRL 7453.
ONG/BG/7/79/UK 4902
ONG/BG/8/79/IT 43.903
. •ONG/BG/11/79/IRL 29,811
II !I 419.

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COUNTRY NUMBER OF
PROJECTPROJECT REF. CONTRIBUTION INEUA
TCHAD 1 0NG/BG/5/79/F 9655
THAILANDI
I3 0NG/54/79/UK 9955
ONG/73/79/2/B 149015
0NG/84/79/UK 12604
171574
TOGO 2 0NG/69/79/F 17.821
0NG/165/79/LUX 44586
')62.407
TONGA 1 0NG/109/79/NL 91,795
URUGUAY 1 ONG/91/79/UK 7,314
YEMEN(A.R.) ■3. ONG/138/79/UK 6.065
ONG/BG/1/79/F 14201
0NG/BG/2/79/IRL 7453
27719
ZAÏRE 6 0NG/29/79/B 18.501
■ ' 0NG/30/79/B 41,129
: 0NG/34/79/B 21623
ONG/60/79/3/B 198.047
0NG/BG/8/79/IT 5,426
0NG/BG/10/79/B 9809
'294535
ZAMBIA 1 0NG/23/79/IRL 19,441
B.BREAKDOWN OFPROJECTS COFINANCED IN1979BYCONTINENT
AFRICA 5608899
ASIA 2464,364
CENTRAL ANDLATINAMERICA 3397.548
MIDDLE EAST ,444 352

_/I_
r->
TABLEIV
CLASSIFI CATIONOPPROJECTS COFINANCED IN1979(l)
NUM3ER OP AMOUNT IN *
PROJECTS EUA
FIELDS COVERED
Agriculture 41 3808.072 33/°
Education 55 3248713 28%
Health 33 1660.211 14/5
Economy 21 866830 8fo
Communications*
(meansoftransport ) 13, 415.287 4/o
Migrants andrefugees 3 99187 11
Social 24 1.310257 11*
Miscellaneous 2 138491 '1%
11547*048 100/,
SPECIFICATIONS
Construction -property 80 3S05.573 33/s
Equipment 95 3198.651 27,&
Transport 37 448927 4%
Personnel -locallabour 34 676.433 Sfo
-foreignlabour 26 644950 6%
Training ofleaders 23 518435A-14.0
Otherspecifications (starting-up
expenses ,planning ,services ,etc.)85 2.254.079 20>
11547048 100.3
(l)Thesefiguresdonotincludeblockgrants;theywillbeclassified when
theimplementation reportsarepresented .

TABLE V
BREAKDOWN BYNGOOFPROJECTS CCFINANCED IN1979.

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BELGIUM
NGO REFERENCE COUNTRY COMMtJNITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
LES AMIS DEGATAGARA
Avenue delaRivelaine ,35
B~1410 WATERLOOONG/25/79/B Rwanda 54772
ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE
DEDEVELOPPEMENT RURAL
(A.I.D.R. )
rueduCommerce ,20,B.P. 9
B-1040 BRUXELLESONG/162/79/B HAUTE-VOLTA 61305
BROEDERHJK DELEN
Handelsstraat ,70-72
B~1040 BRUSSELONG/39/79/3/B
ONG /63/79/B
ONG/114/79/BCAMEROUN
LIBAN
RWANDA83818
24 .222
24749
132 789
BUREAU D'ETUDES POUR LE
DEVELOPPEMENT HARMONISE
(B.E.D.H. )
Avenue Jeanne ,44
B-1050 BRUXELLES0NG /60/79/3/B ZAÏRE 198 047
SERVICE DECOOPERATION
MISSIONNAIRE AUDEVELOPPE­
MENT (COMIDE )
Boulevard Léopold II,179
B~1080 BRUXELLES0NG/29/79/B
0NG/30/79/B
0NG /34/79/B
ONG /43/79/B
0NG/73/79/2/B
0NG /75/79/B
0NG/93/79/3/B
0NG/145 /79/2/BZAIRE
ZAIRE
ZAIRE
LIBAN
THAILAND
RWANDA
EGYPT
PHILI PPIMES18501
41129
21623
95 .586
149 ,015
39150
108 557
67,835
541 396
COÖPERATIEVE INTERNATIONALE
BOUWORDE (COOPIBO )
Naamsesteenweg ,573
B-3030 HEVERLEEONG /20/79/2/B
0NG /BG/10/79/BCOLOMBIA
ECUADOR -
RWANDA -
ZAIRE158
29401
724
188 125
ENTRAIDE &FRATERNITE
rueduCommerce ,70-72
B-1040 BRUXELLES0NG /48/79/3/B
ONG/122/79/3/BGUATEMALA
HAUTE -VOLT A59
50988
061
110 049
FONDATION DELTA 7
rueduNoyer ,302
B~1040 BRUXELLES0NG/14/79/2/B
ONG /17/79/BSENEGAL
SENEGAL121
84853
490
206 343
FONDS POUR LACOOPERATION
AUDEVELOPPEMENT CF.C.D. )
Avenue Legrand ,65
B-1050 BRUXELLES0NG /70/79/2/B PERU 169 411

BELGIDM
NGO REFERENCE COUNTRY COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
FRERES DES HOMMES
Place deLondres ,6,B.P.6
B~1050 BRUXELLES0NG/47/79/2/B RWANDA 104 727
ILES DEPAIX
rueduMarché ,35
B-5200 HUYONG /171 /79/B MALI 19580
OXFAM-B&LG IQUE
rueduConsei l,39
B-1050 BRUXELLES0NG /5/79/B
0NG /18/79/2/B
0NG /19/79/3/B
ONG/59/79/B
0NG/64/79/BCAMER0UN
SENEGAL
SENEGAL
GUINEE-BISSAU
ALGERIE17372
103 501
263 548
19.788
86844
491 .053
SOS FAIM /SOS HONGER
ruedeLaeken ,^6
B~1000 BRUXELLES0NG /46/79/3/B
0NG/71/79/BRWANDA
RWANDA93753
40.856
134 ,609
WERELDSOLIDARITEIT
ruedelaLoi,121
B-1040 BRUXELLESONG /28/79/B MALAWI 35,333
*
TOTAL 2.447,539
'
(4)

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DENMARK
NGO' REFERENCE COUNTRY COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
FOLKEKIRKENS NØDHJAELP
(DANCHURCHAID )
Set Peders Straede 3
DK-1453 KØBENHAVNONG/134/79/3/DK GUINEE-BISSAU 104 482
TOTAL 104.482
i

-49•
PEDER ALHEPPBLI COPGERMANY
NGO 1REFERENCE!COUNTRY 1COMMUNITYCONTRIBUTION
__ jINEUA
DEUTSCHE WELTHUNGERHILFEIONG/45/79/2/D1DOMINICANREP.F204518
(D.W.H.H. ) ONG/51/79/D ECUADOR 58966
Adenauerallee ,134 IONG/94/79/2/DIINDIA 64.019
D-5300BONN ONG/95/79/3/D|PHILIPPINES 302821
ONG/102/79/2/DITANZANIA I ,101320
ONG/106/79/DIELSALVADOR 100993
0NG/107/79/3/DECUADOR 75980
ONG/141/79/2/DBOLIVIA 60744
I0NG/143/79/2/DINDIA 119.143
0NG/144/79/3/DINDIA 103484
ONG/146/79/D BOTSWANA 14503
ONG/147/79/D HAUTE-VOLTA I 50607
0NG/160/79/3/DINDIA 101433
0NG/179/79/2/DIECUADOR 204162
■
.0NG/183/79/3/DFIJI 303523
0NG/BG/4/79/D BOTSWANA- 50587
COTED'IVOIRE-1916803
• ■ GAMBIA-PERU- j
!GUATEMALA
DEUTSCHER CARITAS VERBAND 0NG/118/79/D CHILE 101830
Karlstrasse 40
-
D-7800 FREIBURG
DEUTSCHER HILFSVEREIN FÜR 0NG/61/79/D GABON 76.237
DASALBERT SCHWEITZER SPITAL 0NG/140/79/D GABON 8.363
INLAMBARENE■a rmr\r\
Kniebisstrasse ,24■ 0->IUU
D-680Q MANNHEIM 1
GEMEINSCHAFT ZURFORDERUNG 0NG/152/79/D PHILIPPINES 19459
SOZIALMEDIZINISCHER
STIFTUNGEN
ObereAngerstrasse ,7|
D-8450AMBERG
GESELLSCHAFT FÜRMEDIZIN 0NG/42/79/DKENYA I 67844
UNDFORSCHUNG INAFRIKA
Mauerkircherstrasse ,155
D~8000MÜNCHEN
TERREDESHOMMES ONG/181/79/DIINDONESIA I 15176
DEUTSCHLAND
Ruppenkampst rasse,11a I
D-4500OSNABRÜCK

DERAL REPU-50-
BLIC 0P GERMANT
NGO REFERENCE COÏÏNTRY COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
ZENTRALSTELLE FÜR ENTWICK­
LUNGSHILFE (MISEREOR )
Mozartstrasse ,9
D~5100 AACHENONG/32/79/2/D
ONG/125/79/D
ONG/168 /79/2/D
ONG /169/79/2/D
ONG/170/79/3/0COLOMBIA
ARGENTINA
CHILE
CHILE
BRAZIL•208,512
"28,201
137 .597
153 .780
206 396
734.486
WELTFSIEDENSDIENST (W.F.D. )
Friedrichstrasse ,236
D-IQOO^BERLIN 610NG/26/79/D SENEGAL 44983
TOTAL 2<985 .681
[

PRANCE
NGO REFERENCE COUNTRYICOMMUNITYCONTRIBUTIONINEUA
AIDEINTERMONASTERE S
7,~~ruecf'Issy
F-92170VANVES0NG/113/79/2/FSENEGAL 118584
ASSOCIATION DECOOPERATION
MEDICO-CHIRURGI CALEFRANCO-
TOGOLAISE
12,rueduTour-de-Terre
F-14300 CAENONG/69/79/F TOGO 17821
ASSOCIATION FRANÇAISE DES
VOLONTAIRES DUPROGRES
(A.F.V.P. )
B.P.2
F-91310MONTLHERY0NG/68/79/3/F
0NG/92/79/2/F
ONG/121/79/3/FMALI
GABON
DJIBOUTI53912
144.514
180.606
379032
CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DECOO­
PERATION POURLEDEVELOPPE­
MENTAGRICOLE (C.I.C.D.A. )
4,rueChariot
F-92130ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX:0NG/157/79/2/F
'
iPERU 173.395
CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DE
DEVELOPPEMENT ETDERECHERCHE
(C.I.D.R. )
B.P.1
AUTRECHES
F-60350CUISE-LA-MOTTEONG/1/79/2/F
0NG/12/79/F
ONG/66/79/3/F
ONG/BG/1/79/FBURUNDI
COTED'IVOIRE
HAUTE-VOLTA
BRAZIL-DJ IBOUTI
MALI-YEMENCA.R. )140.991
29.339
164131
43034
377495
CIMADE
176,ruedeGrenelle
F-75007PARIS0NG/116/79/3/F
0NG/129/79/2/F
■SENEGAL
LIBAN301.784
113256
415040
COMITE CATHOLIQUE CONTRE LA
FAIMETPOURLEDEVELOPPEMENT
(C.C.F.D. )
47,quaidesGrandsAugustins
F-75006PARIS0NG/4/79/F
ONG/11/79/2/F
0NG/103/79/F
0NG/117/79/3/F
0NG/BG/5/79/FLIBAN
MAURITANIE
GUINEE BISSAU
INDIA
CAMEROUN-INDIA -
COTED'IVOIRE-
HAUTE-VOLTA -
TCHAD23374
128088
53348
302121
43,883
550814
COMITE ST.PIERRE SMIQUELON
28,rueBalzac
F-92600ASNIERESONG/57/79/F SENEGAL 64813

52-
FRANCE
NGO REFERENCE COUNTRY 1COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
j INEUA
FONDATION DELTA 7 ONG/7/79/2/F CAPE VERDE *190.042
201,rueLecourbe ONG/8/79/3/F MAURITANIE 137 176
F-75015 PARIS327 218
EAU VIVE ONG/52/79/f MALI 20.570
rueAncelle ,4 ONG /112 /79/F MALI 47 .894
F-92203 NEUILLY -SUR-SEINE ONG/150 /79/F SENEGAL 12,244
80708
FEDERATION MONDIALE DES ONG/72/79/F MALI 88995
VILLES JUMELEES-CITES UNIES
1,ruedeLogelbach
F-75017 PARIS
OPERATION 2000 0NG /53/79/F MALI 34283
7,rueNungesseri
F-10000 TROYES
CENTRE INTERNATIONAL LERO- 0NG/62/79/3/F HAUTE-VOLTA 17435
CHETON
F-77008 MELUN -LA-ROCHETTE
.
SECOURS CATHOLIQUE 0NG/10/79/F HAITI 86066
106 -rue duBac ONG/131 /79/F RWANDA 22253
F-75341 PARIS CEDEX 07 0NG/136/79/F|HAITI19.919
128 238
UNION DES AMIS &COMPAGNONS ONG /44/79/F LIBAN 51485
D'EMMAUS
2bis ,avenue delaLiberté
F-94220 CHARENTON -LE-PONT
TOTAL 2825356

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IRELAND
NGO REFERENCE COUNTRY COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
CONCERN
Upper Camden street /1
DUBLIN 2
GORTA
Upper Mount street ,16
DUBLIN 2
IRISH MISSIONARY UNION
(I.M.U. )
Wellington road ,54
DUBLIN 4
TROCAIRE
Booterstown Ave,169
Blackrock
CoDUBLIN0NG /82/79/IRL
0NG/83/79/IRL
0N6/BG/2/79/IRL
ONG/BG/11/79/IRL
ONG/154/79/IRL
ONG/161/79/IRL
0NG /23/79/IRL
0NG/24/79/IRL •
0NG /BG/6/79/IRLBANGLADESH
BANGLADESH
BANGLADESH -
TANZANIA
YEMEN (A.R. )
TANZANIA
SIERRA LEONE
PARAGUAY .
ZAMBIA
TANZANIA
CAMEROUN-INDI A
PERU-NIGERIA -
MOZAMBIQUE70548
32063
29 .811
132 422
29811
85892
23 .104
19441
7304
22.358108996
TOTAL49103
320.332

-54-
ΤΦΔΤ.Υ
NGO REFERENCE COUNTRY COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
CENTRO INTERNAZIONALE
CROCEVIA
viaBuonarroti ,30
ROMA
COMUNITÀ INTERNAZIONALE
VOLONTARI LAICI(L.V.I.A. )
viaStopparti,31
I-12100 CUNEO
MANITESE
viaCavenaghi ,4
I-20149MILANO0NG/76/79/2/IT PERU 52617
ON6/115/79/2/ITTANZANIA 136.230
MOVIMENTO SVILUPPO E
(M.S.P.)
viaMagenta,12bis
I-10128TORINOPACE0NG/56/79/IT
0NG/40/79/IT
ONG/67/79/IT
0NG/158/79/2/IT
0NG/163/79/3/IT
0NG/BG/8/79/ITBANGLADESH
CHILE
CHILE
CAMEROUN
INDIA
TANZANIA-ZAIRE64,907
140382
66671
112.191
293.962
49.329
662535
TOTAL 916289
v

-->5-
LUXEMBOURG
NGO REFERENCE COUNTRY COWIU NITYCONTRIBUTION
INEUA
ONG /165/79/LUX TOGO 44586 BR DELEN
BdduPrince Henri ,23
LUXEMBOURG
TOTAL 44586
(5)

NGO REFERENCE COUNTRï COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
CEBEMO
van Alkemadelaan ,1
NL-2509 LSDEN HAAG
ICCO
Stadhouderslaan ,43
UTRECHT
NOVIB
Amaiiastraat ,5-7
NL-2514-JC DEN HAAG0NG /38/79/NL
ONG /49/79/NL
0NG /78/79/NL
ONG /79/79/NL
0NG /109 /79/NL
0NG /110/79/NL
ONG /175/79/NL
0NG /176 /79/NL
ÖNG/177/79/NL
ONG /186 /79/NL
ONG /187/79/NL
ONG /22/79/NL
ONG /33/79/NL
0NG /80/79/NL
ONG /BG/12/79/NLINDIA
INDONESIA
TANZANIA
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
TONGA
BOLIVIA
CHILE
ELSALVADOR
INDONESIA
BRAZIL
BRAZIL
REPUBLIQUE CENTRA -
FR1QUE
INDONESIA
INDONESIA
GUINEE-BISSAU
KENYA -HAUTE -VOLTA
SRI LANKA-INDIA
NICARAGUA51 ,068
99 .304
40.234
10403
91 ,795
43486
99391
79239
89582
101 170
101 170
138 ,002
43873
16469
25513604 502
202 340
223 857
TOTAL 1030 699

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UNITED KINGD0M
NGO REFERENCE
: !COUNTRY COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
CATHOLIC FUNDFOROVERSEAS
DEVELOPMENT (CAFOD)
21,A.,Sohosquare
LONDON W1V.6NRONG/91/79/UK
ONG/BG/3/79/UKURUGUAY
BRAZIL-HAUTE-VOL-
TA-INDONESIA -
PANAMA
PERÙ7,314
22.966
30>280
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE FORINTER­
NATIONAL RELATIONS (C.I.I.R. )
1,Cambridge Terrace
LONDON NW14JLONG/31/79/UIC TANZANIA . 25416
CONCERN UNIVERSAL
6,Esptanade
LIVERPOOL L225PTONG/2/79/UK TANZANIA' 22983
HELPTHEAGED
32,Doverstreet
LONDON W1A2AP0NG/119/79/2/UKINDIA 116215
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIVE
ALLIANCE
11,UpperGrosvenor street
LONDON W1X9PAONG/41/79/UK
«SIERRA LEONE 52611
INTERNATIONAL EXTENSION
COLLEGE
18,BrooklandsAvenue
CAMBRIDGE CB22HNONG/139/79/3/UKBOTSWANA-
LESOTHO-MAURITIUS141260
INTERMEDIATE TECHNOLOGY
DEVELOPMENT GROUP(I.T.D.G. )
9,Kingstreet
LONDON WC2E8HN0NG/184/79/UK NEPAL 18373
OXFAM
Banbury Road,274
OXFORD 0X27DZ0NG/3/79/UK
ONG/21/79/UK
ONG/50/79/UK
0NG/54/79/UK
0NG/98/79/UK
0NG/132/79/UK
0NG/133/79/UK
ONG/137/79/UK
0NG/188/79/UK
ONG/BG/7/79/UKRWANDA
MALAWI
EGYPT
THAILAND
HAUTE-VOLTA
JORDAN
RWANDA
CAMBODIA /KAMPUCHE
ETHIOPIA-HAUTE -
VOLTA-KENYA -
'RWANDA-SUDAN
TANZANIA20435
9865
15612,
9955
32.506
19159
12260
40956
* 98179
30639
289566

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UNITED KINGDOM
NGO REFERENCE COUNTRÏ
I
ICOMTONITY CONTRIBUTION
INEUA
POPULATION CONCERN 0NG/84/79/UK THAILAND 12.604
Margaret PykeHouse 0NG/85/79/UK PAKISTAN 25883
27-35Mortimer street ONG/86/79/UK BANGLADESH 17431
LONDON W1N7RJ ONG/87/79/UK BANGLADESH-INDIA 14262
PAKISTAN
0NG/BG/9/79/UK INDIA 22.966
93,146
THESAVETHECHILDREN FUND 0NG/6/79/UK INDIA 42129
(S.C.F.1 0NG/96/79/UK KENYA 34592
157,Clapham Road ONG/111/79/UK SEYCHELLES 9660
LONDON SW9OPT 0NG/128/79/3/UKIMALAWI 287366
ONG/138/79/UK |ETHIOPIA-KENYA ! 40426
!YEMEN-HAUTE -VOL-414173
;TA-INDIA-MAROC-
IjNEPAL I
I I
UNITED SOCIETY FORTHEI
0NG/9/79/UKI ]
!LESOTHO I 68.682
PROPOGATION OFTHEGOSPELI
(U.S.P.G. ) I
15,Tuftonstreet |I
i
Westminster-
LONDON SW1P3QQ
I
!
i
i
iTOTAL 272705

TABL'EVI
LISTOFNGODEVELOPMENT EDUCATION PROJECTS COFINANCED IN1979
REF.ANDNGO SUBJECT CECCONTRIBUTION
INEUA
ONG/ED/2/79/NL
CENTRUM VOOREURO­
PESEVORMING INHET
NEDERLANDSE ONDER­
WIJS(CEVNO)
Pastoorsteeg ,4
1811JCALKMAAREuropeandtheThirdWorld
Publication ofbrochures ontheLomeConvention
forschools,organisation ofaseminar onLome
forteachers,production ofeducational material
onAfrica
Totalcost:65.121 EUA18.234
■
I
0NG/ED/3/79/UK
SCOTTISH EDUCATION
ANDACTION FOR
DEVELOPMENT
9,UnionStreet
EDINBURGHScotland ,theEuropean Community andtheThird 6285
World
Organisation ofmeetings andseminars preparing
ofpaperonadjustment policy,production ofan
information packontheme.
Totalcost:12.570 EUA
0NG/ED/4/79/UK
RUSKIN COLLEGE
OXFORD
TradeUnionIntern.
Research and
Education GroupPreparation ofasix-part tapeandslideprogramme
onunemployment andotherissuesaffecting workers
inEuropeanddeveloping countries
Totalcost:37,860EUA18930
0NG/ED/5/79/IT
AGENZIA EUROPA
TERZO MONDO
viaDaverio,7
20122MILANOInterdependence Europe-Third World 4972
Organisation ,incooperation withmainItalian
NGOs,oftwoseminars ontheme.
Production ofdossier oninterdependence
Totalcost:10.147 EUA
0NG/ED/6/79/F
AGRICULTEURS FRAN­
ÇAISETDEVELOPPE­
MENTINTERNATIONAL
11,coursdeVerdun
69286LYONContribution towards aprogramme tomakeagri­
cultural circles moreawareofdevelopment issues.
Production ofbrochures ,organisation ofmeetings,
etc.
Totalcost:33.898 EUA16949
0NG/ED/7/79/F
COMITE CATHOLIQUE
CONTRE LAFAIMET
POURLEDEVELOPPE­
MENT(C.C.F.D. )
47,quaidesGrands
Augustins
75006PARISFrance,EuropeandtheThirdWorld 1880
Production ofadossierforthegeneralpublicon
theroleofEuropewithregardtotheThird
World
Totalcost:6.483EUA

REF.ANDNGO SUBJECT CECCONTRIBUTION
INEUA
ONG/ED/8/79/UK
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE
FORINTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
(C.I.I.R. )
1,Cambridge Terrace
LONDON NW14JLProgramme ofworkontheadjustment ofUK
industry andtheThirdWorlddimension ;
'production ofpapers,organisation ofseminar.
Totalcost:21116EUA
.10"558
0NG/ED/9/79
EUROPE ANTRADE UNION
CONFEDERATION
rueMontagne aux
HerbesPotagères ,37
1000BRUXELLESSurveyandreportonworkereducation programmes
inEuropeoninternational development issues
carriedoutbyEuropean TradeUnionsandNGOs.
Background document foraseminar
(seeONG/ED/14/79).
Totalcost:11169EUA4691
0NG/ED/10/79/DK
DANISH YOUTH
COUNCIL
Radmandsgade ,55
2200K0BENHAVNFollow-up project onUNCTAD VandLomeII
including evaluation reportonseminar
onDanish NGOcampaigns ontheme.
Totalcost:14.500 EUA4205
0NG/ED/11/79/NL
CENTRUM KONTAKT
DERKONTINENTEN
Amersfoorsestraat ,20
SOESTERBERGTheimpactoftheLomeConvention atthe 4283
locallevel
Organisation ofaseminar onthemeinvolving
Dutchruralwomens' group.
Totalcost:8566EUA
0NG/ED/12/79/F
FRERES DESHOMMES
9,ruedeSavoie
75006PARIS"LesFrançais ont-ilspeurduTiers-Monde " 34970
Publication anddistribution ofabrochure
onrelations between FranceandtheThird
Worldcovering especially theattitude of
FrenchpublicopiniontotheThirdWorld.
Totalcost:71367EUA
ONG/ED/13/79
INTERNATIONAL
COALITION FOR
DEVELOPMENT ACTION
4thFloor
Bedford Chambers
Covent Gardens
LONDON WC2
IFollow-up toNGOworkonUNCTAD Vtostrengthen
cooperation between groupsandorganisejoint
projects fortheThirdDevelopment Decadein
1980.
Totalcost:106629EUA7464 ,

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REF.ANDNGO SUBJECT CECCONTRIBUTION
INEUA
ONG/ED/14/79
EUROPEAN TRADE UNION
CONFEDERATION
rueMontagne aux
HerbesPotagères,37
1000BRUXELLESSeminar onworkereducation programmes inEurope
oninternational development issueswiththe
participation ofmostmajorEuropean TradeUnion's,
soastoidentify commoninterests andactivities .
Totalcost:50226EUA.25113
I
0NG/ED/15/79/F
MOUVEMENT 1%
TIERS MONDE
14,ruedeRieval
35100RENNES"EcoleetTiers-Monde " 11186
Introduction ofdevelopment education intoschools.
Contacts withteachers andeducation groupsto
encourage aglobalapproach tocurricula .
Analysis andrevision ofschooltextbooks to
include aThirdWorlddimension.'
Totalcost:20.715 EUAv
0NG/ED/16/79/NL
CENTRUM VOOREURO­
PESEVORMING INHET
NEDERLANDSE ONDER­
WIJS(CEVNO)
Pastoorsteeg ,4
1811JCALKMAAR"Tijdschrift voorEuropese Vorrtiing :agriculture
inThirdWorld"
Publication anddistribution ofareporton
agricultural development inWestAfricawitha
section onteaching methods andaids.
Totalcost:9747EUA4.191
I
ONG/ED/17/79/DK
THESUPPORT FUND
0FC00PDENMARK
Roskildevej ,65
'-262flALBERTSLUNDFilmonthecooperative movement inBotswana
toencourage discussion amongmembersof
cooperatives inDenmark ontheroleofthe
movement indevelopment .
Totalcost:25.F00 EUA
112,850
0NG/ED/18/79/UK
THEAFRICA CENTRE
38,KingStreet
LONDON WC2E8JTContribution tothosepartsofthedevelopment
education programme oftheAfricaCentreonthe
themes"Industrial andagricultural cooperation ".
Totalcost:38275EUA ,7655

TABLE VII
SUMMARY OFPROJECTS COFI NANCES FRO?.' 1976 TO1979 INCLUSIVE
A.OVERALL SUMMARY
3.SUMMARY 3YCONTINENT
C.SUMMARY 3YNON-ACP BENEFICIARY STATE
D.SUMMARY 3YACP BENEFICIARY STATE
E.SUMMARY 3Y'MEMBER STATE

A.OVERALL SUIVMARY OPPROJECTS COFINANCED PROM1976TO1979INCLUSIVE (l)
YEAR|!NUMBEROPJ[NUM-;;ofwhich ;ïNUMBER j!opwhich ;ICOMMUNITY !iDEVELOPMENT EDUCATION \'COMMUNITY !'BALANCE !'TOTALS
I
|DEVELOP­\BER ;|NEWNGOs I|OPBE-'||NEW ''GRANT ]\I
('GRANT TONGO''CARRIED i!INEUA
II
\\MENTPRO-|;op|!(2)||NEFI–]!COUNTRIES ]'INEUA ''NUMBER ''NUMBER !'COMMUNITY ''LIAISON 'OVERTO '
I
1|JECTS 'NGOs ;i i
i i|CIARY |!(2)|i i
i i!OFPRO-;|OP !!GRANT jjCOMMITTEE ''FOLLOWING !I
I
I
Ii I
I II 1
I• I
I I;coun-;i i
i ïi i
■ i[JECTS |'NGOs ;!INEUA 'INEUA «•FINANCIAL 'i
i
i
i
ii i
» i
! ji i
t i
I 1i i
i i
I ![TRIES |
i ii i
i i
I !i i
i- I
t 1i i
i I
I lt I
l li i
i • i
i ii I
l i
i i[YEARINEUAjI
I
1976 75 33 33 46 46 24880002488000
1977 113 |
Il I
!«|
I l!22
II I
!A4 ;
I lI I
r14 1i 1H i
> ii3940400i
i ii_
i
ii
i _
ii
i _
i
ii
i
_ i
i3940400
1978 |
I
l175 61|
I29i i
!62 !
I I17i
iil1.799.833 !
» ii i
12 1Ie- i
i ii
t_
i
i73121 |37323
ii
27817jI
[11938094
1979 152 61 13 63 811947.66917 15 194416 49935 309268 12501288
515 97 SS30175.90219
115267537 87258 337085<
•j
30867782
(1)Figuresup-datedasof31.12.1979 "takingintoaccountthenon-implementation ofcertainprojects.
(2).Comparedwiththepreviousyears.

B..SUMMARY BYCONTINENT (l)
TOTALOP3YEARS 1979 TOTAL
(1976-1978)
AFRICA 9472421 5608899 150813.20 .
ASIA5397124 2464364 7861488
CENTRAL AND
LATINAMERICA 3,022042 3.397548 6
%419590
MIDDLE EAST 336646 444352 780998
MISCELLANEOUS 32.506 ■ 32506
18228233 11,947669 30175902
(l)Figuresup-datedasof31.12.1979 takingintoaccount
non-implementation ofcertainprojects ."the

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C.SUMMARY BYNON-ACPBENEFICIARY STATE(l)
TOTALOP3YEARS
(1976-1977-1978)1979 TOTAL
NUMBER
OPPRO­
JECTSAMOUNT
INEUANUMBER
OPPRO­
JECTSAMOUNT
INEUArNUMBER
OPPRO-
IJECTSAMOUNT
•INEUA
AFGHANISTAN 1 21597 1 21597
ALGERIE 1 86844 1 86844
ARGENTINA 2 118.242 1 28201 3 146443
BANGLADESH 11 373..500 '6 204846 17 578346
BOLIVIA 5 107.334 2 104230 7 211564
BRAZIL 7 308.753 5 423.829 12 732.582
CAMBODIA /KAMPUCHEA1' 98179 1 98179
CHILE ,2 67.382 6 699651 8 767.033
COLOMBIA 81052 2 366913 5 447.965
COSTARICA 1 15.000 1 15000
CYPRUS 1 43.200 1 43200
DOMINICAN REP. 2 148475 1 2045183!352993
ECUADOR 9 294?69 4 348.322 13 ||643291
I
EGYPT 2 78910 2 124.169 4 203079
ELSALVADOR2 18023? 2 180232
GUATEMALA 4152.120 |I271.117 6 ,223237
HAITI 4 389095 2 105985 6 :495080
HONDURAS 3 82,319 3 .82319
INDIA 39 2142061 15 1245 .696 54 3387757
INDONESIA 11 336667 6 '269.686 17 606353
JORDAN 2 9.054 1 12260 3 .21314
LIBAN I5114341 5 307923 10 422264
MAROC .1 3721 1 10.511 2 14232
MEXICO 2 60080 2 60080
MOZAMBIQUE1 4.472 1 4472
NEPAL 3 186762 2 20797 5 207559.
NICARAGUA 2 ■115763 1 6378 3 122141
PAKISTAN 5 51043 2 31160 7 82203
PANAMA 3 40609 1 2986 4 43595
PARAGUAY 3 177,955 1 23104 4 201059
PERU4 210138 6 419047 10 629185
PHILIPPINES 4 483 .731
I3 390115 7 873846
SOUTHKOREA 4 ;4570374 >457037

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SRI LANKA 2 18384 1 4592 3 2297c
THAILAND 6 200401 3 171574 9 371975
TUNISIE.2 40200 2 40200
URUGUAY 3 143,076 1 7314 4 150390
VENEZUELA 1 25.000 1 25000
VIETNAM 11 1.125364 .11'1125364
YEMEN (AS ) 6 173562 3 27719 9 201.281
176.
8.395 89790 6002370 266 14399267
(l)Figures up-dated asof31*12.1979 "taking into account thenon-implementation
ofcertain projects .

D.SUMMARY BYACPBENEFICIARY STATE(l)
TOTALOP3YEARS1979 TOTAL
(1976-1977-1978)
NUMBER '!AMOUNT INUMBER IIAMOUNT INUMBER IAMOUNT
OPPRO–INEUAOPPRO-IIINEUA OPPRO-INEUA
|JECTS |JECTS | [JECTS |
BENIN 2 44.000 2 44,000
BOTSWANA 1 7111 3 69178 4 76289'
BURUNDI 3 131534 1 140991 4 272525
CAMEROUN 12 612718 5 223056 17 835774
CAPEVERDE 4 577662 1 190042 5 767704
CENTRAFRIQUE ' 1 138002 1 138002
CONGO 1 34.193 1 34193
COTED'IVOIRE , 5 288042 3'46496 8 334538
DJIBOUTI 2 187061 2 187061
DOMINICA
ETHIOPIA έVbÎ,ïVà 2 87441
10214=75
194.914
FIJI' 1 303.523 1 303.523
GABON 2 103.120 3 229614 5 332734
GAMBI A 3 240.757 1 15.176 4 255,933
GHANA 7 1 4.363 1 4363
GUINEE BISSAU I2 56514 4 182.211 6 238725
GUYANA 1 63.731 1 63731
HAUTEVOLTA 17 971'450 11 386.947 28 1358397
JAMAICA 4 165892 4 165892
KENYA !11 708665 5 117770 16 826435
LESOTHO 3 65773 2 115,769 5 181542
LIBERIA 1 38714 1 38714
MADAGASCAR 2 14855 2 14855
MALAWI 5 168691 3 332.564 8 501,255
MALI 10 644119 7 276.423 17 920,542
ILEMAURICE/MAURITIUS 4 454166 1 47086 5 501252.
MAURITANIE 1 98,665 2 265264 3 363,929
NIGER 3 87.701 3 87.701
NIGERIA 2 4152 1 3577 3 7729
PAPUA NEWGUINEA 2 19.076 1 10,403 3 29479
RWANDA 13 797745 11 456.948 24 1.254693
SENEGAL 13 1063.337 9 1115800 22 2179,137
SEYCHELLES1 15360 1 9-660 2 25,020
SIERRA LEONE 9 69666 2 138,503 11 208,169

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SOMALIE
SUDAN
SWAZILAND
TANZANIA
TCHAD
TOGO
TONGA
TRINIDAD &TOBAGO
UGANDA
ZAIRE
ZAMBIA1
5
3
20
1
1
1
2
9
7
197172.777
152.158
93.398
499.933
9.904
48.501
33.114
119.208
464.360
285.366
9.831.33610
1
2
1
1054.596
419.556
9.655
62.407
91.795
294.535
19.441
5.912.7931 172.777
6 156.754
3 93.398
30 919.489
2 19.559
3 110.908
1 91.795
1 33.114
2 119.208
15 758.895
I
8 304.807
302 15.744.129
ACP
NONACP
GRANDTOTAL(Tables C+D)197
1769.831.336
8.396.897105
905.912.793
6.002.370302
266
373
(2)18.228.233 195 11.915.163 568
(2)15.744.129
14.399.207
33.143.396
(1)Figuresup-dated asof31.12.79 takingintoaccountthenon-implementation of
certainprojects .
(2)AssomeNGOsintroduce projectsforimplementation inanumberofcountries,this
figureisthusdifferent fromthatforthenumberofapproved projects .

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E.SUMtARY BYMEMBERSTATE(l)
TOTALOP3YEARS
1976-19781979TOTALOF4YEARS
1976-1979
MEMBER STATE NUM­
BER0F
NGOsNUMBER
OPPRO­
JECTSCOMMUNITY
C0M4ITMENT
INEUANUM­
BER
0P
NGOsNUMBER
OPPRO­
JECTSCOMMUNITY
COMMITMENT
INEUANUM­
BER
0P
NGOsNUMBER
OPPRO­
JECTSCOMMUNITY
COMMITMENT
INEUA
BELGIUM 18 423Γΐ59,901 14 312,447.539 19 735607.,440
DENMARK 6 9 475078 1 1104482 10 579.560
FEDERAL REPUB-
LICOFGERMANY 14 5849145388i282.985681 ;17 867,900.219
FRANCE 1159 I2919.641 15 302.825356 i1989 i5744997
IRELAND " •5!54 810.6414I9320332 I563 1..130.973
ITALY 11 35 1743606 •4 8 916289 12 432.659.895
LUXEMBOURG i2 4 78913 1 1 44,586 2 5123-499
NETHERLANDS 433 1805538 3!15 1030.699!*482,836237
UNITED KINGDOM 12|702320377 1129 1272705 17 993593082
DEVELOPMENT
EDUCATION 2 73121 15 17 194416 15'19!
267537
*
LIAISON
COMCETTEE83366
818301354
373237616912.142.085
4993511653530443439
87258
18338677 12192020
.–––––==–===30530.697
(l)Figuresup-datedasof31.12.1979 "takingintoaccountthenon-implementation of
certainprojects .