COMISIÓN DE LAS COMUNIDADES EUROPEAS

C0M(91) 52 final

Bruselas, 22 de febrero de 1991

INFORME DE LA COMISIÓN

sobre la cooperacidn con Las Organizaciones No Gubernamentales (ONG) europeas que se ocupan del desarrollo, especialmente en el terreno de la cofinanciación (presupuesto de 1989) EXPOSICIÓN DE MOTIVOS

En su reunión de 28 de noviembre de 1977, el Consejo de Ministros (Desa­ rrollo) llegó a un acuerdo acerca del procedimiento que debería seguirse respecto a la utilización de los créditos destinados a la cofinanciación con las ONG inscritos en el artículo 941 del presupuesto de la Comuni­ dad. (*)

Dicho procedimiento prevé, en particular, que la Comisión presente todos los años un informe al Consejo acerca de la utilización de los créditos asignados durante el ejercicio anterior.

Con arreglo a este procedimiento, la Comisión presenta este informe para el ejercicio 1989.

Aunque el acuerdo del Consejo de Ministros sólo se refiere a los créditos del artículo 941, el presente informe aborda asimismo otros aspectos impor­ tantes de la cooperación con las ONG, especialmente la ayuda alimentaria, la ayuda de urgencia, los programas especiales y la coordinación entre las ONG.

(*) Véase documento del Consejo R/207/78 (GCD) del 26 de enero de 1978

Indice

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I. Introducción

II. La cooperación con las ONG en 1989

1. Cofinanciación de acciones de desarrollo y de sensibi- 5 lización de la opinión pública (artículo presupuesta­ rio 941)

1.1. Cofinanciación de acciones de desarrollo en los PVD 6

1.2. Cofinanciación de acciones de sensibilización de la 9 opinión pública

1.3. El programa de cofinanciación desde 1976 hasta 1989 11

2. Ayuda alimentaria distribuida por las ONG 12 (capítulo 92 del presupuesto)

3. Adquisición de productos alimenticios por las ONG 16 (artículo presupuestario 951)

4. Ayuda de urgencia distribuida por las ONG 17 (capítulo 95 del presupuesto, Convenio de Lomé y deci­ sión PTU)

5. Ayuda para la autosuficiencia de los refugiados, personas _ /\7 expatriabas y repatriadas en Asia y en América Latina (artículo presupuestario 936)

6. Ayuda a las ONG que operan en Chile 19 (artículo presupuestario 992)

7. Programa de acciones de cooperación Norte/Sur en el 19 campo de la lucha contra la droga (artículo presupues­ tario 949)

8. Programa especial de ayuda a las víctimas del apartheid 20 (partida presupuestaria 9530)

9. Ayuda a los Estados de primera línea y a los Estados 21 miembros de la SADCC (partida presupuestaria 9531)

10. Ayuda financiera a los territorios de Cisjordania y 22 y de Gaza (artículo presupuestario 966) III. EURONAID - un ejemplo de cooperación entre la Comunidad 23 y las ONG

IV. Conclusión y perspectivas 26

Cuadros

I. Recapitulación por países beneficiarios de las 28 acciones de desarrollo cofinanciadas por la CE desde 1976 hasta 1989 inclusive

II. Recapitulación por Estados miembros de los fondos 32 comunitarios asignados desde 1976 hasta 1989 in­ clusive

III. Distribución por Estados miembros de los fondos co­ 33 munitarios asignados en 1989

IV. Lista de las acciones de desarrollo en los PVD co- 34 financiadas en 1989

V. Lista de las acciones de sensibilización de la opi­ nión pública auropea cofinanciadas en 1989 243

VI. Ayuda alimentaria comunitaria distribuida por las ONG en 1989: distribución por regiones. 258

VII. Ayuda ali mentaría ONG 1989: países ACP 259

VIII. Ayuda ali mentaría ONG .1989: países del Magreb

IX. Ayuda ali mentaría ONG 1989: países del Mashrek 264

X. Ayuda ali mentaría ONG 1989: América Central 265

XI. Ayuda ali mentaría ONG 1989: América del Sur 266

XII Ayuda alimentaria ONG 1989: Caribe 267

XIII Ayuda alimentaria ONG 1989: Asia 268

XIV. Acciones financiadas con las ONG en 1989 en favor de los refugiados y personas expatriadas. 269 - 1 -

INTRODUCCIÓN

En 1989, la acción conjunta de las organizaciones no gubernamentales (ONG) y de la Comunidad Europea en los países en vías de desarrollo contaba apenas quince años. Comparada con el conjunto de la coopera­ ción al desarrollo llevada a cabo por la Comunidad desde hace más de treinta años, es aún reciente y ocupa un lugar modesto, pero está lle­ na de dinamismo y de perspectivas.

En sus orígenes, esta acción se ejercía en tres campos: la ayuda de urgencia y la ayuda alimentaria a las poblaciones necesitadas de so­ corro, así como el establecimiento de proyectos de desarrollo en la base, de común acuerdo con los interlocutores del lugar de que se tra­ te. Más tarde se ha ampliado a muchos otros programas en los secto­ res más diversos.

Actualmente la aportación comunitaria a la acción de las ONG en los ám­ bitos más importantes asciende aproximadamente a 280 millones de ecus (280 MECU) anuales, lo que representa aproximadamente el 10% del compro­ miso financiero de la Comunidad para el conjunto de su. cooperación al desarrollo. La financiación de los proyectos de desarrollo en la ba­ se representa más de una cuarta parte del importe de éstos.

La acción llevada a cabo con las ONG se dirige a las poblaciones de los países en vías de desarrollo del mundo entero y especialmente a las pobla­ ciones más desfavorecidas y necesitadas. Se financia, en su mayor par- • te, mediante el presupuesto comunitario y, en una pequeña parte, a través del Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo (FED).

2. Las primeras operaciones de ayuda de urgencia y alimentaria que la Comu­ nidad había encomendado a las ONG ponía ya de manifiesto la capacidad de las mismas para distribuir estas ayudas con gran rapidez y con un mí­ nimo de costes y pérdidas para los beneficiarios. La tradicional soli­ daridad de las ONG con las personas necesitadas de socorro, su capacidad para movilizar en las situaciones de urgencia a numerosos voluntarios com­ prometidos y expertos, los múltiples vínculos que han desarrollado desde hace tiempo con asociaciones y personalidades del lugar de que se trate en el Tercer Mundo, hacen que estas ayudas se faciliten, no de manera anónima y mecánica, sino adaptándolas, en la medida de lo posible, a la situación de las víctimas y a sus necesidades reales, todo ello acompañado de la necesaria ayuda humanitaria. Estas cualidades se han mostrado es­ pecialmente eficaces en las epidemias de hambre en Africa, donde la ac­ tuación de las ONG ha conseguido salvar la vida de centenares de miles de hombres, mujeres y niños.

3. La solidaridad de las ONG no se limita, con todo, a las operaciones de salvamento. Su conocimiento de las realidades del mundo en desarrollo, procedente de las relaciones estrechas y duraderas con colaboradores en el lugar de que se trate, las han llevado a reflexionar y a actuar en favor de un desarrollo distinto. Gracias a su conocimiento de las condiciones y necesidades de las poblaciones de base, y a que llevan a cabo proyectos por y para ellas, las ONG, a pesar de verse obligadas a invertir con el máximo de eficacia y de efectividad a causa de la limita­ ción de los recursos, han evitado muchos conceptos erróneos y fallos - 2 -

producidos en el marco de la cooperación al desarrollo emprendida por los poderes públicos, Asi pues, la aspiración de las ONG y de sus colaboradores no es el desarrollo o el mantenimiento de las estructuras macroeconómicas, ni la modernización a gran escala con utilización masiva de medios técnir eos o financieros, con el empleo de élites nacionales o expertos extranje­ ros, sino la creación paciente y prudente de condiciones y de estructuras básicas que, a la larga, son las únicas que pueden estimular el desarrollo autónomo de las poblaciones del Tercer Mundo.

4. Este enfoque del desarrollo específico de las ONG ha dado , en la opinión de los expertos, resultados muy positivos. Nada más normal, pues, que reco­ mendarlo a los grandes actores públicos de la cooperación al desarrollo co­ mo la CEE y los Estados miembros. No obstante, aunque las acciones lleva­ das a cabo por estas Instituciones pueden inspirarse en el buen hacer de las ONG, no pueden imitarse a gran escala. Por ello la Comunidad y los Es­ tados miembros, a la vez que intentan utilizar la experiencia del enfoque ONG para sus grandes acciones de desarrollo en los lugares donde son de aplicación,se han asociado a las ONG para dar mayor fuerza a sus acciones y para multiplicar los efectos de desarrollo que originan para las pobla­ ciones beneficiarías.

En esta asociación, la Comunidad se limita a facilitar una.aportación finan­ ciera a las acciones propuestas por las ONG. Este procedimiento protege la iniciativa de las ONG y garantiza su compromiso humano y financiero ac­ tivo a lo largo de la preparación y realización de sus proyectos.

5. Este marco de cooperación ha hecho posible llevar a cabo, hasta la fecha, aproximadamente 3.500 proyectos con 450 ONG en 120 países en vías de de­ sarrollo. El importe total de la inversión conjunta realizada por las ONG y la Comunidad, desde 1976 hasta 1989, ha sido del orden de 928,3 millones de ecus con una aportación financiera comunitaria de 413 millones de ecus. El efecto multiplicador de esta contribución era pues de 2,2, es decir, que, en términos generales, por cada 2 ECU gastados por la Comunidad, las ONG y sus colaboradores locales han podido movilizar 3 Ecu para una inversión glo­ bal de 5 Ecu.

El contenido de estas medidas es muy variado, pero se centra en torno a tres grandes ejes: el desarrollo rural, la formación y la sanidad.sin embargo, la mayor parte de las medidas afectan simultáneamente a varios sectores, po­ niendo así de manifiesto el enfoque integrado característico de las operacio­ nes de las ONG.

6. Las relaciones entre las ONG y la Comunidad se han estrechado y han alcan­ zado un alto grado de fiabilidad a lo largo de esta cooperación.

Por ello las acciones comunes se han diversificado durante los últimos años, sobrepasando los campos de cooperación iniciales constituidos por la ayuda alimentaria, de urgencia y la cofinanciación de pequeños proyectos de desarrollo. Actualmente las ONG prestan su colaboración a unos 30 pro­ gramas comunitarios de cooperación con los países en vías de desarrollo - 3 -

financiados, en su mayor parte, por el presupuesto comunitario, así co­ mo por el Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo (FED) en el marco del Convenio de Lomé. Algunas de estas acciones comunes son recientes: por ejemplo los programas de apoyo a las acciones ONG en Chile o en favor de las victi­ mas del apartheid, han sido creados en 1986, los de lucha contra la dro­ ga y en favor de las poblaciones de Cisjordania y Gaza en 1987, el des­ tinado a los Estados de la SADCC en 1988, etc..,. Esta diversificación pone de manifiesto la capacidad de las ONG para estar presentes en múl­ tiples sectores, especialmente en los campos donde la cooperación ofi­ cial de la Comunidad es, con frecuencia, totalmente inoperante.

7. Las acciones de sensibilización del público europeo a los problemas de desarrollo y de la cooperación con los países del Sur constituyen un campo al que la Comunidad y las ONG conceden una importancia especial. Estas acciones, cofinanciadas por la Comunidad, son llevadas a cabo por las ONG en los distintos Estados miembros y tienen como punto de mira unos grupos bien determinados: los medios de información, las escuelas, las asociaciones profesionales, etc. Son de vital importancia para mantener y reforzar la comprensión de todo lo que está en juego en el terreno de la cooperación con los países en vías de desarrollo: sus as­ pectos humanitarios así como los intereses políticos y económicos, la defensa de los derechos del hombre y la protección de la paz. En el mo­ mento actual, estos esfuerzos permanentes y constantes en este terreno son mucho más necesarios, habida cuenta que la población comunitaria, enfrentada a las perspectivas de 1993 y a los cambios políticos y econó­ micos de la Europa del Este, puede llegar a sentirse menos afectada por las relaciones Norte/Sur y los múltiples y graves problemas del Tercer Mundo.

La acción de sensibilización de las ONG es, por último, especialmente valiosa para contribuir a la comprensión y a los intercambios intercul­ turales, que se transforman en elementos de una importancia cada vez mayor, en la cooperación con los países en vías de desarrollo y en la cohabitación de comunidades de diferentes orígenes étnicos y culturas en Europa. Sensibilizar a los hombres a las tradiciones, a las culturas, a los valores ajenos, conducir a los hombres de diferentes culturas por el camino del respeto y de la tolerancia, constituye un paso importante para la creación de una Europa abierta y fiel a sus tradiciones humanis­ tas, que entiende su cooperación con los países del Sur como una relación entre colaboradores en un plano de igualdad y solidarios mutuamente.

8. En lo que respecta a la cooperación, las ONG y la Comunidad no se limi­ tan sólo a realizar operaciones en el Tercer Mundo. Esta cooperación se ha ampliado, con el paso de los años, a un intercambio de puntos de vista sobre los problemas del desarrollo en general: comercio, endeu­ damiento, demografía, medio ambiente, migraciones...

La Comisión considera este intercambio de puntos de vista como un com­ plemento útil y necesario en las discusiones llevadas a cabo en el seno de la Comunidad con los gobiernos de los países en vías de desarrollo y en las instituciones internacionales. - 4 -

Dentro de este contexto, hay que hacer una mención especial de la fun­ ción del Comité de Enlace ONG/CE. Este órgano de representación per- nente de las ONG europeas de desarrollo se encarga no solamente de la coordinación y cooperación entre sus organizaciones miembros, sino , ante todo, del enlace con las Instituciones comunitarias, el Parlamen­ to Europeo, el Consejo de Ministros, y la Comisión. Con arreglo a esta función constituye un centro importante de información mutua so­ bre las políticas y acciones de desarrollo y contribuye a dar a cono­ cer las experiencias y orientaciones de las ONG en materia de desarro­ llo en las instancias de decisión de la Comunidad.

II. LA COOPERACIÓN CON LAS ONG EN 1989

En 1989, la aportación comunitaria a las diversas acciones de las ONG al­ canzó aproximadamente 279 millones de ecus, repartida de la siguiente ma­ nera:

- 71,6 MECU para la cofinanciación de pequeñas acciones de desarrollo en países en vías de desarrollo (1) (art. 941+dotaciones 14 y 15); - 8,0 MECU para la cofinanciación de acciones de sensibilización de la opinión pública europea (art. 941); 127,0 MECU para la ayuda alimentaria distribuida por las ONG (capítu­ lo 92); - 4,9 MECU para la adquisición de productos alimenticios por los ONG (art 951); - 19,7 MECU para la ayuda de urgencia distribuida por los ONG (capítulo 95 y Convenio de Lomé); - 4,4 MECU destinados a refugiados y personas expatriadas (artículo 936); - 5,0 MECU para reforzar la acción ONG en Chile (art. 992); - 2,2 MECU para la lucha contra la droga (art. 949); - 30,0 MECU para la ayuda a las víctimas del apartheid (partida 9530); - 5,2 MECU para la ayuda a las poblaciones de los Estados de primera lí­ nea (partida 9531); - 0,6 MECU para la ayuda a las poblaciones de Cisjordania y Gaza (art. 996);

Con relación al año anterior (1988: 266,4 MECU) esta aportación global de 279 MECU ha aumentado en un 4,6%.

Conviene puntualizar que la relación anterior incluye sólo los campos más importantes de la cooperación con las ONG, y aquellos en los que la financiación de las acciones ONG se hace regularmente y en proporciones relevantes. En los últimos años, especialmente en 1989, han venido a sumarse a ello operaciones piloto o puntuales, llevadas a cabo por las ONG, que se han financiado por medio de otras líneas presupuestarias o a través del Fondo Europeo de Desarrollo (FED). Dado que estas opera­ ciones han sido gestionadas de forma descentralizada por un elevado núme­ ro de servicios de la Comisión, ha sido imposible describirlas con de­ talle para los fines del presente informe. Se ha previsto un inventario progresivo de las mismas con el fin de obtener un balance completo de las aportaciones comunitarias a las acciones ONG.

(1) Incluidas otras aportaciones diversas por un total de 0,6 MECU (Véase cuadro III anexo) - 5 -

Los siguientes capítulos presentan, de forma más detallada, los diferentes ámbitos de la cooperación con los ONG en 1989.

1. Cofinanciación de acciones de desarrollo y de sensibilización de la opinión pública (arYT^TTcTpresupuestario 941)

Los créditos de compromiso inscritos en el presupuesto de 1989, en con- cepto del artículo 941 ascendían a 79 MECU. Había que añadir 1 MECU de ingresos diversos. Estos créditos se encontraban totalmente com­ prometidos a finales de año.

Conviene puntualizar que, en 1989, por primera vez desde la creación del artículo presupuestario 941, los créditos de compromiso han alcan­ zado un límite:

Año Créditos disponibles Compromiso índice de compromiso - en MECU - en %

1976 2,5 2,5 100 1979 12,5 12,2 98 1972 28,0 26,9 96 1984 35,0 34,4 98 1986 46,0 45,0 98 1987 62,8 62,8 100 1988 80,0 79,8 100 1989 80,0 79,6 100

En lo que se refiere al último año, el balance global de las acciones cofinanciadas (acciones de desarrollo y de sensibilización) se pre­ senta de la manera siguiente:

- 1.009 expedientes de cofinanciación tramitados por los servicios de la Comisión, con una aportación comunitaria total de 162,4 MECU;

- 546 acciones cofinanciadas, con una aportación comunitaria de 79 MECU (1);

- 278 expedientes, con una financiación de 44,6 MECU, no fueron re­ tenidos o fueron rechazados. Estos expedientes representan, en términos financieros, el 28% del total de los expedientes tramita­ dos;

- 185 expedientes, con peticiones de financiación por un importe de 38,8 MECU, fueron aplazados a 1990.

Los créditos de pago del artículo 941, disponibles en 1989, ascendían a 69,3 MECU . Los pagos efectuados durante el año ascendían a 69,1 MECU (1988: 68,7 MECU), de los cuales 40,3 MECU estaban destinados a las acciones financiadas en 1989 y 28,9 MECU a las medidas financia­ das en los años anteriores.

(1) Hay que añadir otras aportaciones diversas por un total de 0,6 MECU (Véase cuadro III anexo) - 6 -

1989 ha sido un año difícil para la gestión del programa de cofinanciación. El importante incremento de las peticiones de cofinanciación presentadas a la Comisión durante el segundo semestre de 1988 había conducido, a cau­ sa de los plazos necesarios para la instrucción y a la carencia de fondos hacia finales de año, a un aplazamiento de peticiones al ejercicio de 1989 especialmente elevado (336 expedientes por una solicitud de cofinanciación de 57,4 MECU). Este aplazamiento tenía que ser absorbido por un presupues­ to 1989 idéntico al'del ejercicio precedente (80 MECU en 1989 y 1988). La situación se encontraba agravada por el hecho de que las nuevas normas para la gestión del presupuesto comunitario ("la disciplina presupuestaria") ya no permitían asignar al artículo 941,durante el ejercicio, medios comple­ mentarios para una transferencia de créditos no utilizados a otras parti­ das del presupuesto. En efecto, hasta finales de 1988, el aplazamiento de pro­ yectos de año en año había podido ser, en gran parte, absorbido por el re­ curso a esta transferencia de créditos al final del ejercicio.

La perspectiva de una situación financiera especialmente apretada en 1989 - tras algunos años en que los medios de cofinanciación disponibles habían estado más en consonancia con la demanda- ha causado una inquietud conside­ rable en las ONG, que se encontraban ante solicitudes de ayuda cada vez más importantes y procedentes de su interlocutor en los PVD, tras la de­ gradación de las condiciones de vida en muchos de estos países.

La Comisión,que había anunciado desde comienzos de año una situación pre­ supuestaria difícil, ha tomado la decisión de resolver el problema llevan­ do a cabo una selección aún más rigurosa de las solicitudes. Se ha visto también obligada, por ello, a defraudar las esperanzas de ciertas ONG y a alterar sus programas de cooperación. A la vez ha intentado proteger los principios de gestión del programa cofinanciación, es decir, el mante­ nimiento de un nivel de calidad elevado de las acciones cofinanciadas, el acceso de las "pequeñas" ONG al programa, la consideración de las acciones previstas por las ONG españolas, portuguesas, griegas, la rapidez de deci­ sión, etc.

Esta gestión ha dado sus frutos y ha conseguido normalizar la situación a finales de 1989: el aplazamiento de los expedientes a 1990 ha disminui­ do hasta alcanzar la cifra de 185, para una solicitud de aproximadamente 39 MECU, cifras que cuadran mejor con las disponibilidades del artículo 941, aumentadas a 90 MECU en el presupuesto de 1990.

1.1. Cofinanciación de acciones de desarrollo en los PVD

En 1989, como en años anteriores, la Comisión ha dedicado aproximadamente el 902 de los créditos del artículo 941 a la cofinanciación de las accio­ nes llevadas a cabo en los países en vías de desarrollo. El resto se des­ tina esencialmente a la cofinanciación de las acciones de sensibilización de la opinión pública. - 7 -

En lo que se refiere a las acciones en los PVD, la situación de las peti­ ciones y de los compromisos es la siguiente:

- 832 expedientes de cofinanciación tramitados por los servicios de la Co­ misión por una aportación comunitaria total de 145,0 MECU.

- 443 acciones cofinanciadas, por una aportación comunitaria de 70,0 MECU;

- 232 expedientes, con unas exigencias de financiación de 39,6 MECU no fueron retenidos o fueron rechazados. Estos expedientes representan, en términos de financiación, el 27% de los expedientes tramitados;

- 157 expedientes, por una petición de financiación de 34,5 MECU aplaza­ dos a 1990.

El cuadro III anexo ilustra la distribución de las cofinanciaciones por Estados miembros.

Tipo y dimensión de las acciones, donaciones globales

El cuadro IV anexo ofrece la lista detallada de 443 acciones en los PVD cofinanciadas en 1989.

Como en el pasado, éstas se sitúan en los tres sectores en los que se encuentran esencialmente las necesidades, las iniciativas y las posibi­ lidades de desarrollo de las poblaciones en los PVD y que constituyen, por consiguiente, el campo de acción tradicional de las ONG: el desarro­ llo rural, la formación y la sanidad. Normalmente, las acciones cofinan- ciadas se componen,sin embargo, de numerosas operaciones que afectan a varios sectores a la vez. De este modo, se pone de manifiesto el enfoque integrado del desarrollo, preconizado por las ONG como la mejor forma de iniciar el _autodesarrollo desde la base.

En lo que se refiere a la dimensión financiera de las acciones cofinancia- das, se puede apreciar un ligero aumento: en 1989, la aportación comuni­ taria media asciende a 160.000 ECU por acción, frente a 158.000 ECU en 1988. Dado que esta aportación representa, por término medio, el 39% del presupuesto global de una acción, el coste total de la misma asciende a unos 409.125 ECU.

Tamaña magnitud pone de manifiesto el interés de las ONG por las operacio­ nes de pequeña dimensión, concebidas ante todo en función de las condicio­ nes del lugar de que se trate y de la capacidad de gestión del interlocu­ tor. La observación siguiente lo confirma: 56% de las cofinanciaciones asignadas (sin donaciones globales) se sitúan entre 60.000 y 260.000 ECU (+ 100.000 ECU con relación a la media); 23% por debajo de 60.000 ECU y 2T% por encima de los 260.000 ECU aunque la aportación comunitaria puede ascender a 500.000 ECU, incluso a 1 MECU en caso de consorcio. - 8 -

Las 443 acciones de desarrollo cofinanciadas en 1989 comprendían 96 dona­ ciones globales que representaban un compromiso de 9,9 MECU. La Comisión puede ofrecer esta facilidad a las ONG que hayan celebrado varios contra­ tos de cofinanciación durante un periodo determinado. Las donaciones glo­ bales permiten a estas ONG financiar con gran rapidez y flexibilidad accio­ nes de pequeña envergadura que sus interlocutores en los PVD les presentan. Por esta razón son especialmente apreciadas. El siguiente cuadro presenta la evolución de las donaciones globales durante los últimos años. De este cuadro se desprende^ el regular aumento de los importes concedidos, del nú­ mero de ONG que se benefician de esta facilidad y del número de las mini operaciones que este aumento ha permitido realizar.

Ano Importe % de los com­ Número de Número de Importe medio de de las promisos en donaciones mini opera­ la contribución donaciones virtud del art. globales ciones comunitaria por globales 941 mini operación (MECU) (ECU)

1982 1,2 4 25 161 7.453 1983 2,3 7 34 296 7.770 1984 3,1 9 39 383 8.202 1985 3,7 11 43 450 8.146 1986 5,7 13 50 671 8.507 1987 6,8 11 59 822 8.272 1988 8,8 11 79 961 9.153 1989 9,9 12,4 96 1.082 9.105

Poblaciones y países beneficiarios

Las 443 acciones de desarrollo cofinanciadas en 1989 se han realizado en 98 paises en vías de desarrollo.

La distribución geográfica de las contribuciones comunitarias a estas acciones se presenta de la manera siguiente:

1989 (1988) MECU % %

Africa subsahariana 30,8 43,5 (43) América Latina 23,4 33 (31) Asia 13,0 18 (20) Mediterráneo 2,9 4 ( 5) Pacífico 0,9 1,5 ( 1) - 9 -

Se observa un ligero incremento de los fondos destinados a América Latina y al Pacífico.

La distribución entre países ACP y países no ACP era la siguiente:

1989 (1988) MECU % %

- países ACP 31,6 44,5 (38) - países NACP 39,4 55,5 (62)

El porcentaje de las aportaciones comunitarias a países con un PNB per ca­ pita inferior a 500 dólares US $ era de un 42% frente a un 41% en 1988.

Conviene precisar que estos resultados constituyen únicamente puntos de re­ ferencia. Las variaciones en la distribución geográfica de un año a otro son casi siempre fruto del azar: sólo en raras ocasiones indican una reo- Mentación en las acciones de las ONG. En lo que se refiere a los fondos destinados a los países más pobres, hay que recordar que las acciones de desarrollo de las ONG se dirigieron, por regla general, a las poblaciones más desfavorecidas de los PVD, por lo que el PNB per capita del país no tic ne ningún papel en las decisiones de la ONG y de la Comisión para la eje­ cución y la cofinanciación de una acción.

ON 6 participantes

Conviene mencionar, por último, que en 1989, 209 ONG, 38 de ellas por primí ra vez, se han beneficiado, como mínimo de una cofinanciación.

1.2. Cofinanciación de acciones de sensibilización de la opinión pública europe. llevadas a cabo por las ONG ~~" '

En 1989, 8 MECU o el 10% de los créditos del articulo 941 han quedado com­ prometidos para contribuir a acciones de sensibilización del público a los problemas de desarrollo. Se ha dado a conocer que los medios destinados a este apartado del programa se sitúan normalmente en torno a un 10% de los créditos disponibles. Las acciones de sensibilización son realizadas por las ONG y se dirigen a grupos muy variados en los Estados miembros de La Comunidad.

Este año, la situación de las solicitudes y de los compromisos se presenta del siguiente modo: - 177 expedientes de cofinanciación tramitados por los servicios de la Co­ misión por una aportación comunitaria total de 17,4 MECU;

. 103 scciones cofinanciadas, con una aportación comunitaria de 8,0 MECU; - 10 -

- 46 expedientes, que necesitan una financiación de 5 MECU, no retenidos o rechazados. Estos expedientes representan, en términos de financia­ ción, el 30% del total de los expedientes tramitados.

- 28 expedientes, que representan una solicitud de financiación de 4,3 MECU, aplazados a 1990.

El cuadro III anexo muestra la distribución de la cofinanciación por Es­ tados miembros. La aportación comunitaria media por acción cofinanciada era de 77.000 ECU.

La sensibilización de la opinión pública por las ONG incluye las más di­ versas acciones: se refiere a múltiples temas y se dirige a los grupos más variados. Las operaciones cofinanciadas por la Comunidad que sólo constituyen una pequeña parte del total de las acciones llevadas a cabo por las ONG en Europa, con cargo a fondos propios o con la ayuda de fon­ dos bilaterales, reflejan necesariamente esta diversidad. De esta forma se puede encontrar entre las 103 acciones cofinanciadas la producción de material audiovisual, o la educación en forma de sesiones de animación,al igual que campañas a la luz del día, por medio de anuncios publicitarios y entrevistas a ciudadanos. Entre los principales temas abordados- se pueden citar los problemas generales de desarrollo (21 acciones), las po­ líticas agrícolas y el hambre en el mundo(8), el papel de la mujer en el desarrollo (6), la situación en Africa Austral (10). Los grupos contem­ plados eran, sobre todo, el público en general (14 acciones), las escue­ las (14), los medios de información y los responsables de los medios po­ líticos y económicos (9).

El cuadro V en anexo presenta la lista detallada de las operaciones cofi- nanciadas en 1989.

La cofinanciación de las acciones de sensibilización ha adquirido , en los últimos años, una importancia considerable, tanto en términos financieros como en número de operaciones realizadas. Dado que se trata de un progra­ ma especialmente complejo e importante para la cooperación de la Comunidad, con los países en desarrollo, la Comisión ha decidido llevar a cabo una evaluación piloto de las acciones cofinanciadas desde 1983. Se había re­ dactado un informe preparatorio desde 1987/88, que propuso ya una primera selección de las acciones que se debían evaluar y del método aplicable a este proyecto inédito y complejo. Este informe ha sido presentado a los Estados miembros a principios de 1989. Desde entonces, la Comisión ha invitado a un consorcio de expertos de las Universidades de Lovaina, Ni- mega y Lyon a llevar a cabo la evaluación, en colaboración con las ONG afectadas. Tras una primera fase dedicada a establecer el programa de trabajo, desde el otoño de 1989 hasta el mes de febrero de 1990, la in­ vestigación propiamente dicha ya ha comenzado. Los resultados de la eva­ luación se prevén para finales de 1990/comienzos de 1991. Se presentarán a las instancias comunitarias y a los servicios interesados de los Estados miembros. Servirán, especialmente, de materia de reflexión a los servicios de la Comisión y a las ONG, con el fin de dar a su acción y al programa de cofinanciación un mayor impacto. - 11 -

1.3. El programa de cofinanciación desde 1976 a 1989

El programa de cofinanciación del artículo 941 ha comenzado en 1979 -en concepto de prueba y dotado de créditos de compromiso muy modestos, de 2,5 MECU. En los presupuestos siguientes ha sido posible -gracias entre otras cosas al apoyo activo del Parlamento Europeo- aumentar estos crédi­ tos progresivamente hasta 80 MECU en 1989. EL cuadro de la página 5 ex­ puesto más atrás muestra la evolución de los créditos disponibles en vir­ tud del artículo 941 a partir de 1976.

Durante este periodo, se han cofinanciado 4.182 acciones ONG; la contribu­ ción comunitaria a estas acciones se eleva a 450,5 MECU. La distribución por acción en los PVD y acciones de sensibilización era la siguiente:

1976-1989

Número de acciones Contribución CE % MECU

- acciones en los PVD 3.523 413,2 92 - acciones de sensibilización 659 37,3 8

- total 4.182 450,5 100

Las 3.523 acciones de desarrollo han sido realizadas por 447 ONG en 117 países en vías de desarrollo.

La distribución geográfica de las contribuciones comunitarias a estas acc nes se presenta de la manera siguiente:

1976 - 1989

MECU %

- Africa subsahariana 178,1 43 - América latina 130,5 32 - Asia 80,4 19 - Mediterráneo 21,1 5 - Pacífico 3,1 1

- Total 413,2 100 - 12 -

Los países ACP se han beneficiado del 44%, los países no ACP del 56% de la aportación total comunitaria.

Los cuadros I y II anexos presentan la distribución por PVD beneficiario y por ONG de los Estados miembros de la Comunidad respectivamente.

Las 659 acciones de sensibilización ya han comenzado a ser realizadas por 255 ONG en los doce Estados miembros.

La mitad de todas las acciones cofinanciadas, y aproximadamente el 60% de todos los fondos comprometidos, lo han sido durante los cuatro últimos ejercicios, desde 1986 a 1989. Estos porcentajes reflejan el rápido au­ mento del programa de cofinanciación durante los últimos años, pero también un aumento de la envergadura financiera media de las aciones cofinancia- das, debido, sobre todo, a la inflación y a la aparición de las operacio­ nes de mayor volumen realizadas por consorcios de ONG. Por ello, la apor­ tación comunitaria media a las acciones en los PVD ha pasado de 123.000 ECU en 1985 a 160.000 ECU en 1989, y la aportación media a las acciones de sensibilización de 53.000 a 77.000 ECU.

2. Ayuda alimentaria distribuida por las ONG (capítulo presupuestario 92)

En 1989, el valor de la ayuda alimentaria de la Comunidad distribuida por las ONG ascendió a 127 MECU. Con relación al año anterior (1988: 109,3 MECU) esta cifra aumentó en un 16%.

La participación de las ONG en la ayuda alimentaria total, financiada con los créditos del capítulo 92,era del 18,7%.

La cooperación con las ONG en el ámbito de la ayuda alimentaria utiliza, en buena medida,los servicios de EUR0NAID, organización creada y contro­ lada por un grupo de ONG europeas importantes (véase la presentación de EUR0NAID en el siguiente capitulo III). La Comisión y EUR0NAID mantienen un contacto permanente para coordinar y mejorar la distribución y la uti­ lización de esta ayuda por las distintas ONG. Este contacto fué especial­ mente valioso en 1989, debido a los difíciles problemas presupuestarios que ha habido que afrontar durante el año y que requerían reorganizaciones frecuentes y urgentes de las operaciones inicialmente programadas. El tercer elemento en esta cooperación son las Delegaciones de la Comisión en el lugar de que se trate que tienen un importante papel en todas las fases de la realización de la ayuda alimentaria.

Las cantidades puestas a la disposición de las ONG, incluidos todos los productos, ascendían a 254.320 toneladas. La distribución por producto se presenta de la manera siguiente: - 13 -

Productos Cantidades Variaciones con relación a - en t - 1988 - en % -

- cereales 214.823 + 30.0 - lèche descremada en polvo 21.456 - 23,7 - butteroil 1.305 - 77,1 - azúcar 3.332 - 11,1 - aceite vegetal 4.550 - 8,8 - alubias 8.068 - 7,7 - pescado seco 786 - 15,7

Total 254.320 + 17,0

Este balance del año 1989 muestra, con relación a 1988:

- un fuerte incremento de las cantidades de cereales puestas a . disposi­ ción de las ONG. Debido a los elevados precios de estos productos, el valor global de la ayuda alimentaria comunitaria distribuida por las ONG ha aumentado considerablemente;

- una disminución de las cantidades del resto de los productos.

La reducción de las cantidades de productos lácteos se debía, especialmen­ te, a las siguientes causas:

- en lo que se refiere a la leche en polvo había una disminución general de las cantidades previstas en el presupuesto de 1989 que repercutía en los tonelajes puestos a la disposición de las ONG;

la utilización del butteroil quedaba limitada a la fabricación de leche a partir de la base en polvo. Las cantidades complementarias que se uti­ lizaban en 1988 para aceite de cocina se suprimieron, ya que su alto pre­ cio no justificaba su uso.

La reducción de los restantes productos fué una consecuencia de los proble­ mas presupuestarios que han hecho bastante difícil la programación de la ayuda alimentaria en 1989. También es cierto que las ONG hubieran podido absorber estas cantidades complementarias si hubieran estado disponibles.

Tipos de acción

Las acciones de ayuda alimentaria realizadas por las ONG en 1989 se sitúan en los siguientes ámbitos (el cálculo se basa en los tonelajes) : - 14 -

1989 (1988) - en % -

acciones de desarrollo 32,5 (19,4) acciones a favor de refugiados 6,8 ( 5,5) acciones de carácter social 44,4 (62,8) acciones de urgencia 16,3 (12,3)

Con relación a 1988, se observa un claro aumento de las acciones favorece­ doras de desarrollo; las acciones de carácter social se han reducido consi­ derablemente.

Distribución por regiones

En el anexo VI se facilita un desglose global por región de la ayuda ali­ mentaria distribuida por las ONG.

Por lo que respecta a los países ACP (véase anexo VID las cantidades dis­ tribuidas habían aumentado respecto a todos los productos, salvo el butter­ oil. Esto se debía esencialmente a las prosecución de envíos importantes des- finadosa Eritrea y Tigré y a la reanudación de actividades en favor de otras regiones de Etiopía desde el segundo semestre del año.

En lo que respecta a los países del Magreb, (véase anexo VIIDhabía asimis­ mo un incremento de los envíos,esencialmente en beneficio de los refugia­ dos saharauís. Como en años anteriores, el Delegado de la Comisión coor­ dinaba en el lugar de su competencia la acción ONG.

En los países del Machrek (véase anexo IX), las ONG han intensificado los envíos en beneficio de Egipto, mientras que las cantidades suministradas a Jordania y al Líbano disminuían. Las condiciones en este último país dificultaban especialmente el suministro de productos voluminosos (cerea­ les); por ello, las ONG han enviado mayor cantidad de productos de alto valor, como los productos lácteos y el azúcar.

Las cantidades suministradas a América Central han aumentado considerable­ mente (véase anexo X). Sin embargo, esto se debió a la importante alza de los envíos de cereales a Nicaragua. Los suministros de productos lác­ teos han disminuido, sobre todo por el veto de algunos responsables nacio­ nales que consideran que los productos europeos carecen de suficiente cali­ dad y pueden transmitir la fiebre aftosa.

En América del Sur (véase anexo XI), los suministros han aumentado global- mente, a consecuencia de los envíos de cereales en alza en beneficio de Chi­ le y del Ecuador. El abastecimiento de productos lácteos disminuía en Chile, en Colombia y especialmente en Perú. - 15 -

En cuanto a los países no ACP del Caribe (ver anexo XII), los suministros de cereales de las ONG han bajado considerablemente. El ligero aumento de productos lácteos se debió al envío de 391 toneladas de leche en pol­ vo, rechazadas por las autoridades jamaicanas, a la República Dominicana.

En lo que se refiere a Asia (ver anexo XIII), las entregas de cereales al Vietnam han aumentado considerablemente. Se realizaban bajo la forma de una acción "swap", es decir, se intercambiaban 12.860 toneladas de trigo de origen europeo por 9.227 toneladas de arroz en Vietnam.

Se realizó de nuevo una operación en favor de Laos bajo la forma de una en­ trega de 2.400 toneladas de trigo.

En Afganistán no se continuaron las acciones que habían comenzado en 1988.

Ayuda alimentaria de urgencia

En 1989 se adoptaron dos decisiones de urgencia en favor de Etiopía: se concedieron en total 40.000 toneladas de cereales, 5.000 toneladas de le­ che en polvo y 1.000 toneladas de aceite vegetal a la Lutheran World Fe­ deration para las necesidades del Joint Relief Partnership Programme (JRP)

Movilización de la ayuda alimentaria

La movilización del Programa 1989 fué generalmente satisfactoria con la excepción de los retrasos producidos por la falta de recursos presupuesta­ rios. Las invitaciones a hacer ofertas continuaron provocando buenas res­ puestas y un mayor número de suministradores mostró interés en presentar ofertas de ayuda alimentaria. Los precios solicitados se consideraron bas­ tante satisfactorios dada la buena situación actual del mercado comunita­ rio respecto a los productos alimenticios primarios. En lo que se refiere a la leche en polvo, producto de gran importancia dentro del conjunto de las ayudas, los precios bajaron considerablemente hacia finales de 1989.

Los suministradores cumplieron sus obligaciones contractuales e incluso durante el segundo año no hubo ni un único caso de envío que tuviera que ser rechazado en el momento de la entrega a los beneficiarios a causa de escasa calidad. Sin embargo, resultó necesario prever nuevos y mejores em­ balajes para el aceite vegetal tras las reclamaciones surgidas por los re­ lativamente altos porcentajes de daños en la fase final de la entrega. Fué necesario, también, desviar algún envío hacia otras direcciones distintas de las previstas, debido a problemas de aterrizaje en el país de destino o a causa de la introducción de nuevos requisitos de importación que no se pudieron prever. Ya se han adoptado medidas para evitar el recurso a tales desvíos, entre otras el aplazamiento de las entregas a los países benefi­ ciarios que impongan requisitos inaceptables de importación o impuestos.

Actualmente se ha|{an en fase de discusión nuevos procedimientos de movili­ zación que se han presentado al Comité de Ayuda Alimentaria y que permiti­ rán mayor flexibilidad y eficacia. - 16 -

Partida presupuestaria 9281 (1)

Por primera vez un programa ONG ha sido financiado con los medios de esta partida. La Comisión ha concedido una financiación de 315.000 ECU a CEBE- M0, destinada a apoyar un programa de almacenaje de productos alimenticios realizado por CARITAS Angola. El programa comprende la creación de 5 cober­ tizos de almacenaje, de una instalación de mantenimiento de contenedores, de carreteras de acceso y de facilidades para el personal local.

3. Adquisición de productos alimenticios por las ONG (articulo presupues­ tario 951).

El reglamento en vigor relativo a esta facilidad presupuestaria permite la cofinanciación tanto de productos alimenticios como de simientes, y las in­ tervenciones ya no están limitadas únicamente a las situaciones de urgencia.

En 1989 se han comprometido 4,9 de los 5 MECU puestos a disposición de las ONG para la financiación de las operaciones siguientes:

País Número de acciones Contribuciones CE - ECU -

Afganistán 1 400.000 Angola 3 480.309 Benin 1 119.756 Burkina Faso 2 80.569 Chile 1 123.968 Etiopía 7 2.370.493 De éstos para: Eritrea (1) (173.215) Tigré (3) (1.783.900) Laos 1 139.519 Mali 1 31.340 Nicaragua 1 357.043 Uganda 1 235.868 Senegal 1 44.258 Sudán 1 397.492 Vietnam 1 78.562

Total- 22 4.859.177

Las compras de productos alimenticios estaban destinadas, en primer lugar, a las victimas de las sequías y de las guerras civiles.

Por primera vez se han financiado tres compras de simientes para un programa de reintegración de refugiados en Angola,y con destino a Eritrea para reducir la dependencia de esta región de operaciones de ayuda alimen­ taria de urgencia.

(1) Participación comunitaria en programas de almacenaje y en sistemas de alerta rápida. - 17 "

4. Ayuda de urgencia distribuida por las ONG (capitulo 95 del presu­ puesto , Convenio de Lomé, Decisión del Consejo relativa a la asociación de los PTU)

En 1989, el valor total de la ayuda urgente comunitaria distribuida a tra­ vés de las ONG ascendió a 19,7 millones de ecus, lo que representa un 35,1 por ciento del importe total de 55,9 millones de ecus aprobado por la Comi­ sión en 1989 para catástrofes que afecten a países en vías de desarrollo y terceros países. De este modo, las ONG han seguido representando el más im­ portante canal para la realización de las operaciones de ayuda urgente fi­ nanciadas por la Comisión.

Reparto de la ayuda comunitaria urgente 1989 por canales de ejecución (en mi les de ecus)

Fuente CCE Gobiernos ONG ACNUR CRUZ TOTAL Presupues- Beneficia- otros ROJA taria rios ONU

FED 9.005 1.715 12.618 3.975 14.757 42.070 PRESU­ PUESTO 105 - 7.036 3.392 3.323 13.856 TOTAL 9.110 1.715 19.654 7.367 18.080 55.926 % 16,3 3,1 35,1 13,2 32,3 100

Las ayudas urgentes CEE se concedieron especialmente para las víctimas de la sequía y de las guerras civiles en Africa. En este concepto se conce­ dieron 18 millones de ecus a Sudán especialmente para financiar operaciones realizadas mediante puente aéreo con el fin de aportar un socorro esencial a zonas afectadas por la guerra en el Sur de Sudán. Se han concedido tambiér importantes fondos para personas afectadas por catástrofes en Etiopía, Líba­ no, Angola, Mozambique y El Salvador.

Se han destinado casi dos millones de ecus a los programas de urgencia mé­ dica para asistir a las víctimas de epidemias en determinados países de Africa (Etiopía, Sudán, Angola y Sao Tomé). En todos estos programas las ONG representaron un canal rápido y eficaz que fué esencial para evitar la expansión de las epidemias.

5. Ayuda para la autosuficiencia de los refugiados, personas expatriadas y re- patriadas en Asia y en América Latina (artículo presupuestario 936)

5.1 Tras una iniciativa del Parlamento Europeo, el presupuesto de la Comisión contiene desde 1984 el artículo 936 destinado a proyectos de autosuficien­ cia de las poblaciones de refugiados y expatriados en Asia y en América Latina. Los créditos del artículo 936 están destinados a ayudar a las po­ blaciones refugiadas y desplazadas durante un periodo intermedio de 2 a 3 años, después de la primera medida urgente cubierta por el artículo 950. Desde 1986, pueden financiarse asimismo acciones de repatriación.

Entre 1984 y 1989, por lo tanto, se han financiado 73 proyectos (incluidos los estudios preparatorios y las misiones de evaluación)Dor un imnnrte to- - 18 -

niños alcanzar cierto nivel de autosuficiencia en Pakistán, Afganistán, Tailandia, Sri Lanka, Laos y América Central, sobre todo en Méjico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua y Honduras, y a reiniciar, gracias a los esfuerzos de las ONG europeas y de las organizaciones internacionales,acti­ vidades productoras de pequeños ingresos.

Los créditos, fijados en un principio en 3 MECU en 1984, se han incremen­ tado de forma progresiva a instancias del Parlamento Europeo para hacer frente a las necesidades de estas poblaciones. En 1989, había 23 MECU pa­ ra financiar esencialmente los proyectos de acciones contempladas en la Conferencia Internacional sobre los refugiados de América Central que tuvo lugar en mayo de 1989 en Guatemala capital, y los relativos a los refugia­ dos de Indochina adoptados en Ginebra en junio del mismo año.

El clima internacional de distensión, la voluntad pacificadora puesta de manifiesto por las grandes potencias, los esfuerzos de las Naciones Unidas y de los Doce para promover el diálogo en las regiones del mundo más afec­ tadas, han posibilitado el proceso de repatriación voluntaria de las po­ blaciones. Pero la distensión no quiere decir la paz. La inseguridad y las tensiones persisten aún en numerosos países y repercuten en la realiza­ ción de los proyectos.

Así pues, el ámbito de intervención del artículo 936 afecta tanto a regio­ nes donde aún persisten las tensiones como a aquellos donde se ha iniciado un proceso de pacificación.

La totalidad de los créditos está sistemáticamente comprometida antes de que acabe el año presupuestario.

5.2. Desde 1984, 40 proyectos que representaban el 25% de los créditos han sido cofinanciados con las ONG, 29 proyectos que representan el 70% , con la ACNUR/la ONUSF el PNUD y el IU y 3 proyectos que representan el 3% de los créditos, han sido cofinanciados con los gobiernos.

En lo que se refiere a la distribución geográfica, los países asiáticos se han beneficiados del 56% de los compromisos (Pakistán, Afganistán, Tailan­ dia, Hong-Kong, Malasia, Filipinas, Sri Lanka) , América Central y del Sur del 46% (Méjico, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Uruguay y Chi­ le).

La cooperación al amparo del artículo 936 permite la financiación de proyec­ tos de duración media que cubren los gastos de inversión y de funcionamiento en todos los sectores (agricultura, ganadería, pesca, artesanía, higiene, sa­ nidad, formación, alojamiento) así como la ayuda técnica necesaria.

5.3. Sobre un total de 22 proyectos financiados en 1989 por un importe de 23 MECU, 10 proyectos están cofinanciados con las ONG por un importe de 4.393 MECU (aproximadamente un 20% del total). El cuadro XIV anexo facilita más detalles. - 19 -

6. Ayuda a las ONG que operan en Chile (articulo presupuestario 992)

El artículo 992, inscrito por primera vez en el presupuesto comunitario de 1986, estaba dotado en 1989 con 5 MECU, en créditos de compromiso y de pa­ go. Su objetivo era ayudar a la población chilena por medio de las accio­ nes ONG.

Durante todo el año, han sido presentados por ONG chilenas y europeas 173 expedientes por un importe total de unos 20 MECU. 48 acciones, por un im­ porte total de 5 MECU, han podido ser financiadas. Como en años anteriores, los créditos del artículo 992 han quedado comprometidos al 100%.

En 1989, se preparaba activamente en Chile la transición política, con un fuerte apoyo de las fuerzas democráticas reunidas en la comunidad ONG. El • programa del artículo 992 pone de manifiesto, en parte, esta situación:un número importante de acciones estaba destinado a la reconstrucción del en­ tramado democrático y social del país (apoyo a la organización de las fuer­ zas democráticas a nivel regional y local, creación de un marco para los movimientos campesinos y sindicalistas, inserción de la mujer en las insti­ tuciones democráticas, etc) y a la educación cívica de la población y de sus representantes. La distribución del programa es la siguiente:

Número de acciones Contribución C - ECU -

Reconstrucción del entramado 16 1.897.985 democrático y social Educación cívica 11 1.948.837 Derechos kn'winos 4 402.950 Proyectos humanitarios 17 693.759 y socioeconómicos Gestión del programa 55.888

TOTAL 48 4.999.419

Hay que señalar que las acciones financiadas en años anteriores están con­ cluidas o en fase de realización, con resultados muy estimulantes en la ma­ yoría de los casos. Se trata, en total (desde 1986 hasta 1988), de 103 acciones que se beneficiaron de una ayuda financiera de la Comunidad de 7 MECU.

El programa del artículo 992 es muy apreciado en los medios ONG y por los beneficiarios de sus acciones; según todas las informaciones al respecto, produce un importante impacto en la imagen favorable que el pueblo chileno se hace de la Comunidad y en la creación de nuevas relaciones de confianza entre ambos interlocutores. 20 -

7. Programa de acciones de cooperación Norte/Sur en el campo de la lucha contra la droga (articulo presupuestario 949)

Las acciones propuestas y realizadas por las ONG han formado parte de este programa desde su creación en 1987.

En 1989, 11 acciones, realizadas por 10 ONG diferentes, han sido financiadas por una cuantía total de 2,2 millones de ecus, lo que representa el 38% del total de los compromisos en concepto del artículo 949. Se sitúan en las si­ guientes regiones:

Región Número de proyectos Contribución CE - ECU -

Asia 2 416.000 América Latina 7 1.427.537 Africa 2 348.852

TOTAL 11 2.192.389

De acuerdo con lo dispuesto en las directrices establecidas por el Consejo el 26 de enero de 1987, las acciones se dirigen a los diferentes niveles del programa de la droga y pretenden contribuir a la contención de la pro­ ducción ilegal, reprimir la comercialización, disminuir y, sobre todo, pre­ venir el consumo de los estupefacientes. Conviene señalar que un número limitado de acciones ONG en esta materia (producciones agrícolas alternati­ vas, formación, etc.) ha sido cofinanciado, además,en el marco del programa del artículo 941.

8. Programa especial de ayuda a las victimas del apartheid (partida presupues­ taria 9530)

8.1.Para llevar a cabo el programa especial de la Comunidad -partida presupues­ taria 9530- (este programa se dotó de 10 millones de ecus en el presupuesto de 1986, de 23,4 millones de ecus en 1987, de 29,9 millones de ecus en 1988 y de 23,5 millones de ecus en 1989), la Comisión está trabajando dentro del marco establecido por la Cooperación Política Europea el 10 de septiembre de 1985, en la que se señaló, especialmente, que la ayuda debía ser distribuida por organizaciones no violentas, en particular Las iglesias.

Durante las discusiones con las dos principales organizaciones eclesiásticas sudafricanas, a finales de 1985 y principios de 1986, resultó evidente que convenia crear asimismo una organización laica del mismo tipo, con vistas a ampliar el acceso a la ayuda comunitaria. Esto se llevó a cabo mediante la creación de una organización jurídica llamada Kagiso Trust. Se decidió asimismo que los sindicatos representarían un cuarto canal aparte.

Actualmente existen, por lo tanto, cuatro canales: - el South African Council of Churches (SACO; - la Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference (SACBC); - el Kagiso Trust; - los sindicatos. - 21 -

8.2. La Comisión estudia caso por caso los proyectos presentados por estos cua­ tro canales para la obtención de ayudas dentro del programa especial de la Comunidad, tras consultar al grupo ad hoc de expertos de los Estados miem­ bros. Ningún proyecto en favor de organizaciones políticas podrá optar por una financiación con cargo a este programa. Sólo podrán financiarse los proyectos de carácter pacífico y no violento. La mayoría de los proyectos están dedicados a la formación/educación y tienen carácter humanitario y so­ cial. Los proyectos, seleccionados por los cuatro canales según criterios y moda­ lidades establecidos de común acuerdo, se presentarán a la Comisión de ca­ ra a su financiación por una organización europea asociada que cuente con e> periencia en Sudáfrica. En el caso de las iglesias y del Kagiso Trust, la organización europea es una ONG seleccionada por un Comité ONG ad hoc (NGO Standing Commitee). En el caso de los sindicatos,se trata de un sindica­ to o de una federación asociada europea.

8.3. Desde el inicio del programa en 1986 y hasta finales de 1989 se aprobaron 294 proyectos con cargo al programa especial, por un total de 78,6 millo­ nes de ecus; en 1989 se aprobaron 72 de estos proyectos por un importe de 22,7 millones de ecus. Prácticamente se agotaron todos los créditos pre­ supuestarios disponibles hasta finales de 1989.

El importe global de 78,6 millones de ecus, se distribuye de la siguiente manera (en millones de ecus)

Humanitaria/ Formación/ Asistencia TOTAL Social Educación Jurídica

Iglesias 19,8 9,3 3,8 32,9 Kagiso Trust 14,2 22,0 4,1 40,3 Sindicatos 1,1 1,3 3,0 5,4

TOTAL 35,1 32,6 10,9 78,6

Todos estos proyectos se realizan en Sudáfrica, con excepción de los 16 destinados a Namibia que totalizan un importe de 3,2 millones de ecus.

9- Ayuda a los Estados de primera linea y a los estados miembros de la SADCC (partida presupuestaria 9531)

En virtud del ejercicio 1989 se atribuyeron 7 millones de ecus a la parti­ da presupuestaria 9531, que fué creada en 1988 con el fin de contrarrestar las actividades desestabilizadoras en Sudáfrica en los Estados de primera linea y en los Estados miembros de la SADCC.

Este crédito, cuya totalidad ha sido comprometida en mayo de 1989, ha permi tido la financiación de 18 proyectos en los siguientes campos: asistencia médica y hospitalaria a las víctimas civiles de las actividades de desesta­ bilización; equipamiento de talleres ortopédicos; asistencia a las poblacic - 22 -

nes desplazadas en razón de las actividades de desestabilización y más es­ pecialmente a los huérfanos y a los niños que las guerras han separado de sus familias: programas de formación destinados a refugiados procedentes de Africa del Sur o de Namibia.

Por sector, los créditos comprometidos se distribuyen de la manera siguiente:

- proyectos humanitarios 5.007.000 ECU (72%) - formación 1.428.000 ECU (20%) - información/comunicación 440.000 ECU ( 6%) - diversos 125.000 ECU ( 2%)

Total: 7.000.000 ECU (100%)

La ejecución de los proyectos se realiza con diligencia, puesto que al fi­ nal del ejercicio más del 85% de los créditos comprometidos habían sido pa­ gados.

De los 18 proyectos financiados, 14 se realizaron a través de los ONG, por un importe total de 5.245.000 ECU, es decir el 75% de los créditos dis­ ponibles.

10. Ayuda a las poblaciones de Cisjordania y de Gaza (articulo presupuestario 966) ' —

A raíz de las conclusiones del Consejo de 27 de octubre de 1987, se ha in­ troducido un nuevo artículo presupuestario (966) en el presupuesto comuni­ tario en 1987, con vistas a la financiación de proyectos de desarrollo en los territorios de Cisjordania y Gaza ocupados por Israel. Hasta esa fecha, la Comunidad había llevado a cabo un programa de ayuda ad hoc para Cisjor­ dania y Gaza -desarrollo rural, becas de estudios y proyectos cofinanciados con ONG europeas- que representó 9 millones de ecus para el periodo 1981- 1986 (incluidos 4 millones de ecus a través de las ONG, con cargo al artí­ culo 941).

La Comisión ha podido financiar, con cargo al artículo 966, una gama más amplia de medidas de desarrollo. A lo largo de 1987, 1988 y 1989 se han fi­ nanciado 35 proyectos con una contribución comunitaria total de casi 11 mi­ llones de ecus (2,97 millones de ecus en 1987, 3 millones de ecus en 1988 y 5 millones de ecus en 1989). Los fondos disponibles se invirtieron en cré­ ditos a pequeña escala (34,3%),para infraestructura sanitaria (29,6%), para formación técnica y profesional (10 %), para proyectos agrarios (19%), para proyectos de cooperativas de mujeres (5%), para el desarrollo de proyectos de estudio (0,9%) y para asistencia técnica general (1,1%).

De estos proyectos, tas ONG europeas realizarán 7 (11,5% de los créditos dis­ ponibles); las organizaciones locales palestinas (entidades de crédito, agru­ paciones sanitarias, ,etc) 71 (78,1%), el UNRWA 3 (9,3%) y 5 medidas de asis­ tencia técnica serán realizadas por consultantes/instituciones europeos.

Los sectores prioritarios con cargo al artículo 966 abarcan proyectos peque­ ños y medianos destinados a la creación de empleo en la agricultura y la in­ dustria, a la formación técnica y profesional, y acciones destinadas al re- - 23 -

fuerzo de instituciones locales palestinas. Dichos proyectos se seleccio­ nan y conciben a través de contactos directos con las organizaciones loca­ les, de manera que reflejen fielmente las necesidades y esfuerzos de desa­ rrollo propios de las poblaciones.

III. EURONAID - un ejemplo de cooperación entre la Comunidad y las ONG

1. Desde 1975, una vez que la Comunidad había restablecido los objetivos de la ayuda alimentaria para transformarla paulatinamente en un instrumento de desarrollo, las ONG se habían asociado cada vez más estrechamente a la movilización y a la distribución de esta ayuda. Los argumentos a favor de una participación de las ONG en los programas de la Comunidad al respec­ to, eran, ante todo, que poseían una amplia experiencia en las operaciones de ayuda a favor de las poblaciones del Tercer Mundo, que disponían de in­ formación fiable acerca de las necesidades del lugar de que se tratase, que se apoyaban en una red de distribución eficaz y que su acción escapaba, por regla general, a las influencias políticas.

Sin embargo, el número creciente de las operaciones propuestas y realiza­ das por las ONG requería, desde un principio, una mejor coordinación entre las propias organizaciones , y entre éstas y la Comisión.Por etlo, ta Corá4s una vez concluido el periodo inicial, ha "invitado a sus interlocutores a reagruparse para tener frente a ella a un interlocutor principal.

2. La asociación EURONAID fué creada en diciembre de 1980 por 8 importantes ONG, que representaban a las organizaciones de tendencia católica, protes­ tante y laica. Actualmente EURONAID cuenta con 17 miembros, entre los que se encuentran dos grandes organizaciones internacionales (1). Como el número de miembros no está limitado, se ha invitado a otras ONG a unirse a la asociación. Además de los miembros de EURONAID, que son los distribui­ dores más importantes y regulares de la ayuda alimentaria comunitaria, más de 50 ONG utilizan normalmente los servicios de la asociación. Las cantid* des de ayuda totales tramitadas por EURONAID eran de 230.00 toneladas en 1989. En algunos casos, al ser necesarias operaciones coordinadas de gran envergadura, les han sido encomendadas igualmente ayudas bilaterales, sobr todo por parte de los Países Bajos.

EURONAID tiene su sede y oficinas en Oegstgeest, cerca de la Haya, en los Países Bajos. Sus servicios cuentan con una plantilla de unas diez person

Su presupuesto se eleva a unos 1,5 millones Hfl (aproximadamente 650.000 ECU). Se financia, en parte, con aportaciones de los miembros y no miem­ bros por servicios prestados y, en parte, con una aportación de la Comunid que se basa en las cantidades de ayuda comunitaria tramitadas (actualmente 3 ECU por tonelada)

(1) CARITAS Bélgica, CARITAS Alemania, CARITAS Italia, CARITAS España, DEUTSCH WELTHUNGERHILFE, DIAK0NISCHES WERK DER EKD. DUTCH INTERCHURCH AID, MENSEN N00D, 0XFAM-B, 0XFAM-UK, PR0SALUS, SECOURS CATHOLIQUE FRANÇAIS, SECOURS PC PULAIRE FRANÇAIS, SOS SAHEL INTERNATIONAL, TR0CAIRE, WORLD COUNCIL OF CHUR CHES, CATHOLIC RELIEF SERVICES. - 24 -

3. Los servicios ofrecidos por EURONAID comprenden:

- el contacto y la información de ONG que solicitenuna ayuda alimentaria, in­ cluida la ayuda para la apertura de los expedientes, su seguimiento, etc.;

- la movilización de la ayuda alimentaria asignada a las ONG. Esto incluye la adquisición de productos en Europa o en los PVD, el transporte hasta el destinatario,^ el seguro, el control de los envíos, la fijación del pre­ supuesto y la realización de las cuentas;

- determinados servicios en materia de financiación, sobre todo en lo que se refiere al plan de prefinanciación de operaciones cofinanciadas,ya la co­ bertura de los riesgos no asegurados por los miembros.

4. Estos servicios no están reservados únicamente a los miembros. Cualquier ONG que cumpla los requisitos de eligibilidad fijados por la Comunidad, pue­ de solicitar una asignación de ayuda alimentaria y se beneficia automática­ mente de la ayuda EURONAID. Estos requisitos establecen esencialmente:

- que debe tratarse de una organización no gubernamental con fines no lu­ crativos, con sede en Europa. Así pues, queda completamente excluida la financiación directa de una ONG con sedeen un'PVD;

- que la ONG debe disponer de interlocutores locales con experiencia en la distribución de ayuda alimentaria y que reúnan las capacidades requeri­ das. - que la ONG acepte tas condiciones y normas de la Comunidad en la materia;

5. La ayuda alimentaria comunitaria puede ser solicitada por todos los PVD cu­ yo PNV no alcance los 800 dólares por capita. Debe existir un déficit ali­ mentario, al menos en lo que se refiere a los productos elegidos,y las au­ toridades tienen que garantizar la exención de impuestos de aduana y fisca­ les en la importación de la ayuda.

Las acciones de urgencia y las que estimulan el desarrollo tienen prioridad. Estas últimas podrían consistir, por ejemplo, en operaciones food for work, food for training, programas para mejorar la sanidad y la nutrición de las poblaciones.

Los productos disponibles son los suministrados normalmente por la ayuda alimentaria comunitaria en general:

- cereales - leche en polvo - butteroil - aceites vegetales - azúcar - alubias y lentejas - pescado seco - 25 -

En caso de cofinanciación en concepto del artículo 951, el suministro de semillas es asimismo posible.

Los productos seleccionados por la ONG para cualquier operación tienen que adecuarse a las necesidades nutritivas tradicionales de la población beneficiaria.

La ayuda alimentaria comunitaria asignada a las ONG se financia por medio de dos fuentes presupuestarias: la ayuda normal programada anualmente (ca­ pitulo 92) y el artículo especial para la cofinanciación de adquisición ' de productos alimenticios por parte de las ONG (artículo 951) (véase asimis­ mo el punto II.2 y el II.3 expuestos más arriba). En el primer caso, la Comunidad financia el 100% de los costes de la operación, incluidos el trans­ porte y el seguro. En el segundo caso la Comisión financia el 75% de es­ tos costes y la ONG se encarga del 25%. Esta cofinanciación del artículo 951 es normalmente más rápida que la financiación en concepto del capitulo 92 cuyo procedimiento es de mayor complejidad.

Los costes de almacenamiento en el lugar de que se trate y la distribución de la ayuda, así como los gastos administrativos no corren a cargo de la Comunidad. Ésta pone sus condiciones con respecto a la cantidad y calidad de los productos distribuidos así como respecto al control de las condicio­ nes y normas aceptadas.

Las solicitudes de ONG son reunidas por EURONAID y transmitidas a la Comi­ sión. Posteriormente son examinadas por los correspondientes servicios. Tras la aprobación del programa por el Comité de ayuda alimentaria y la Comisión, se lleva a cabo un acuerdo entre ésta y EURONAID referente a la financiación del programa de ayuda , incluidos los costes de transporte y seguro, al contenido del programa y a las condiciones para su ejecución. EURONAID lleva a cabo acuerdos similares con cada ONG que participe en el programa. '.."""

Las actividades de EURONAID se han desarrollado a un ritmo rápido, desde su creación a finales de 1980. Sólo en el .periodo que va de 1985 a 1989 los tonelajes tramitados se han triplicado. Hasta 1987 , las posibilidades de la asociación estaban totalmente acaparadas por la movilización de la ayuda alimentaria para las ONG. Desde entonces EURONAID trata, además, de mejorar los programas de ayuda alimentaria de los que responsable,por medio de una coordinación más ajustada y una mejor cooperación con la Co­ munidad. En este contexto, se dedica una atención especial a los esfuer­ zos encaminados a intensificar los efectos de desarrollo de la ayuda ali­ mentaria distribuida por las ONG.

Estas organizaciones y sus dirigentes eran tradicionalmente muy críticos respecto a la ayuda alimentaria en sí misma, y , en especial,respecto a las operaciones de la Comunidad en este ámbito. Son, por tanto, plena­ mente conscientes de los problemas inherentes a esta ayuda. Sin embargo, frente a la miseria y a las situaciones de urgencia tan frecuentes en los PVD, incluso las ONG hacen frente a las necesidades más acuciantes en de­ trimento del enfoque del desarrollo. EURONAID se esfuerza, en estas circuns­ tancias, en poner el acento en este objetivo prioritario de la acción ONG - 26 -

en la materia, organizando la formación de los responsables ONG, llevando a cabo evaluaciones y organizando reuniones entre las ONG y organizaciones colaboradoras en los PVD para replantear la utilización de la ayuda ali­ mentaria. Según los responsables de EURONAID, este apartado de su acti­ vidad está llamado a alcanzar un mayor volumen en los años venideros.

IV Conclusión y perspectivas

En 1989, como en años precedentes, el balance de la cooperación entre la Co­ munidad y las ONG es positivo y estimulante. Los medios comunitarios pues­ tos a la disposición de las diferentes acciones de las ONG han aumentado, a pesar del estancamiento de los créditos disponibles para cientos de progra­ mas, sobre todo para el programa de cofinanciación del artículo 941. Sin embargo, hay una evidencia que consideramos aún más importante: la idéntica disposición de los dos interlocutores,Comunidad y ONG de cooperar en múlti­ ples ámbitos, y de comprometerse en nuevas acciones en ciertos nuevos paí­ ses y sectores. Tomando como base los tres ámbitos clásicos de esta coopera­ ción, señalados en la introducción, se llevan a cabo, actualmente, unos treinta programas en el ámbito de la cooperación al desarrollo, con la par­ ticipación de las organizaciones no gubernamentales total o parcialmente. Además, existen operaciones puntuales en otros ámbitos, sobre todo en el es­ tablecimiento de programas y proyectos del Convenio de Lomé, que se llevan a cabo actualmente en concepto de prueba, pero que podrían evolucionar en un futuro próximo hacia una cooperación regular.

La Comisión considera la asociación de las ONG a los programas de coopera­ ción como una baza importante, a causa de las particularidades de las accio­ nes ONG - compromiso humanitario, rapidez y eficacia en las intervenciones, movilización de estructuras de autodesarrollo, sobre todo en los PVD- que constituye un complemento de sus programas de cooperación intergubernamental y también por las iniciativas, ideas y nuevas concepciones que las ONG apor­ tan a la discusión sobre la cooperación con los países del Sur. En este con texto, una importante acción de las ONG se refiere a la sensibilización de la opinión pública europea a los problemas del desarrollo, acción práctica­ mente irremplazable, a causa de su impacto directo, mediante-los-esfuerzos d los poderes públicos o de los medios de información.

La Comisión ha podido constatar que, por idénticas razones, la asociación de las ONG a los programas comunitarios de cooperación goza de una conside­ ración favorable en el Parlamento Europeo y entre los representantes de los Estados miembros en el Consejo de Ministros. Las ONG han mantenido, por su parte, los contactos con estas dos Instituciones comunitarias durante el año 1989. Los órganos de representación de las ONG europeos, las asambleas nacionales, la Asamblea General y el Comité de Enlace ONG/CE buscaban ac­ tivamente la participación de representantes de estas Instituciones en sus reuniones. - 27 -

La Comisión, por su parte, prevé intensificar y ampliar, en la medida de lo posible, la acción común con las ONG en el ámbito del desarrollo. La ampliación de esta cooperación será tanto más necesaria cuanto que el nue­ vo instrumento de la "cooperación descentralizada" introducido en el Convenio de Lomé IV, exigirá en los años venideros la movilización y la par­ ticipación de una amplia gama de organizaciones y de estructuras no gu­ bernamentales para llevar a cabo numerosos objetivos y acciones estableci­ dos en este Convenio. - 28 -

TABLE I

BREAKDOWN BY RECIPIENT COUNTRY OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS COFINANCING BY THE COMMISSION FROM 1986 TO 1989 INCLUSIVE

Number of EC-contribution projects ECU

AFGHANISTAN 18 906.706 AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN T 189.905 AFRIQUE 2 21.031 AFRIQUE AUSTRALE 6 231.699 AFRIQUE DE L'EST y 519-737 AFRIQUE DE L'OUEST 5 412.643 AFRIQUE LUSOPHONE 2 13-831 AFRIQUE'SAHELIENNE 1 6.082 ALGERIE 18 1.046.795 AMERIQUE LATINE "2 557.870 ANGOLA 40 2.179-916 ANTIGUA 2 222.064 ANTILLES NEERLANDAISES 1 59.226 ARGENTINA 74 4.076.318 ARGENTINA - CHILE 1 154.499 BANGLADESH 130 5.935-544 BARBADOS 8 566.794 BELIZE 19 799.357 EENIN 40 881.760 BHUTAN 13 265-931 BOLIVIA 212 10.242.225 BOTSWANA 23 1.897.869 BRASIL 355 16.020.229 BURKINA FASO 253 10.186.236 BURKINA FASO/COTE IVOIRE 1 62.601 BURMA 5 224.647 BURUNDI 29 2.397.747 CABO VERDE 59 3.702.116 CAMEROUN 122 5-384.942 CARAÏBES 9 212.067 - 29 -

Number of EC-contribution projects ECU

CENTRAFRIQUE 39 2.085. 991 CHILE 261 12.986.79 9 CHINA 11 1.316. 532 CISJORDANIE & GAZA 67 7.082. 976 COLOMBIA 5.176. 512 COMORES 425. 362 CONGO 23 829-566 COOK ISLAND - (1) COSTA RICA 20 1.063-938 COTE D'IVOIRE 42 2.292.09 2 CUBA 4 44. 224 CYPRUS 1 43-.200 DJIBOUTI 7 398..65 8 DOMINICA 23 745-.617 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 49 2.816..06 8 ECUADOR 139 6.616..11 4 EGYPT 38 3.016..62 0 EL SALVADOR 78 3-953..84 6 ETHIOPIA 200 13.125..79 6 FIJI 10 834..55 3 (1) GABON 7 455-.263 GAMBIA 37 663-.145 GAMBIA/SIERRA LEONE 1 4 .769 GHANA 56 2.567.62 5 GRENADA 17 775 .554 GUATEMALA 64 3.623 .201 GUINEE 13 2.827 .766 GUINEE-BISSAU 73 4.934 .857 GUINEE EQUATORIALE 7 990 .849 GUYANA 4 440 .501 HAITI 113 8.704 .057 HONDURAS 35 1.198 .902 HONG KONG 5 60 .002 ILE MAURICE - MAURITIUS 24 851 .307 .304 INDIA 774 33.106 - 30 -

Number of EC-contribution projects ECU

INDONESIA 90 '3.744.24 5 JAMAICA 27 1.329.01 2 JORDAN 10 1.187.84 8 KAMPUCHEA 47 4.487.65 8 kAMPUCHEA/LAOS 1 2. 574 KENYA 196 11.359.77 6 KIRIBATI 1 8.71 8 (1) LAOS 24 1.098.30 4 LESOTHO 3? 572.67 7 LIBAN 96 6.992.23 6 LIBERIA 10 496.47 4 MADAGASCAR 65 4.224.14 6 MALAWI 26 1.369.25 2 MALAWI/ZIMBABWE 1 39.83 0 •MALAYSIA 7 289.55 8 MALDIVES 1 320.31 2 MALI 168 10.189.38 3 MAROC 13 814.28 9 MAURITANIE 34 2.585.44 0 MEXICO 64 3.437.30 0 MOCAMBIQUE 139 7.281.94 2 MONTSERRAT 1 15.00 0 NAMIBIA 30 •3-562.47 6 NEPAL 36 1.294.45 8 NICARAGUA 297 22.876.08 1 NIGER 46 2.407.55 5 NIGERIA 32 1.495.31 8 PACIFIQUE 6 748. 124 PAKISTAN 54 2.048.68 1 PANAMA 14 895.41 1 PAPUA NEW GUINEA 28 778. 367 (1) PARAGUAY 39 1.947.21 4 PERU 252 14.726. 150 PHILIPPINES 190 11.t75-782 RWANDA 226 9.065.17 0 - 31 -

Number of EC-contribution projects ECU

SAINT VINCENT 3 30.668 SAINTE LUCIE 3 189.460 SAO TOME 3 532.069 SENEGAL 165 7.306.259 SEYCHELLES 3 110.064 SIERRA LEONE 51 1.678.821 SOLOMON 11 268.463 (1) SOMALIA 41 4.436.693 SOUTH KOREA 12 829.068 SRI LANKA 96 3.545.032 SUDAN 81 6.499.675 SURINAM 4 146.085 SWAZILAND 14 324.604 SYRIE 2 217-981 TANZANIA 214 9.656.098 TCHAD 53 2.484.198 THAILAND 86 4.619.007 TOGO • 40 1.383.619 TONGA 3 128.990 (1) TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 2 37.939 TUNISIE 16 717.183 TUVALU 1 6.127 (1) UGANDA 55 5.435.304 URUGUAY 52 2.353.742 VANUATU 4 26.567 (1) VENEZUELA 15 1.445.292 VIETNAM 59 3.551.869 WESTERN SAMOA 1 268.550 YEMEN (A.R.) 16 1.338.073 ZAIRE 264 10.994.284 ZAMBIA 71 4.464.436 ZIMBABWE 123 7.808.808 Plusieurs Etats 2 28.036

TOTAL 7.665 413.187.218

(i «pe also Pacific TABLE II

BREAKDOWN BY MEMBER STATE OF COMMUNITY FUNDS ALLOCATED FROM 1976 TO 1989 INCLUSIVE

Developing projects in Projects to raise public Total Member States developing countries awareness in the Community

Number Number of EC-contribu­ Number Number of EC-contribu­ Number Number of EC-contribu­ of NGOs projects tion in ECU of NGOs projects tion in ECU of NGOs projects tion in ECU

Belgium 64 600 66.213.814 36 71 3.686.215 82 671 69.900.029 Denmark 21 81 11.644.384 14 22 1.324.563 30 103 12.968.947 Spain 14 67 9.373.686 14 25 1.469-921 21 92 10.843.607 Fed.Rep. of Germany 62 492 68.923-435 31 76 4.251.959 75 568 73.175.394 France 99 619 68.311.211 38 125 5.544.034 126 744 73.855.245 Greece 1 2 78.115 4 4 429.161 5 6 507.276 Ireland 9 214 11.620.797 6 22 977.897 12 236 12.598.694 Italy 68 414 59.033.421 25 61 3.804.554 78 475 62.837-975 Luxembourg 14 91 5.419.47O 1 2 103.781 14 93 5.523.251 Netherlands 17 261 3I.I63.766 28 89 5.437.609 40 350 36.601.375 Portugal 3 11 1.627.722 4 7 458.699 6 18 2.086.421 United Kingdom 74 657 70.010.618 47 152 8.582.840 106 809 78.593-458 ÑG0 consortium from 15(1) 14 9-799.285 11(1) 3 1.178.633 7(1) 17 10.977-918 several Member States

Total 447 3.523 413.219.724 255 659 37.249.866 602(2) 4.182 450.469.590

) Certain NGOs have already previously obtained cofinancing ) These NGOs are active in the field of development and/or in the field of raising public awareness in Europe TABLE III

BREAKDOWN BY MEMBER STATE OF COMMUNITY FUNDS ALLOCATED IN 1989

Development projects in Projects to raise public Total Member States developing countries awareness in the Community

Number of EC-contribution Number of EC-contribution Number of EC-contribution projects in ECU projects in ECU projects in ECU

Belgium 54 8.795.724 13 880.951 67 9.676.675 Denmark 8 1.644.694 1 128.053 9 1.772.747 Spain 23 4.095.800 9 439.013 32 4.534.813 Fed.rep. of Germany 61 10.635.777 13 890.739 74 11.526.516 France 90 10.659-991 13 743-247 103 11.403.238 Greece 1 45.447 3 289-109 4 334.556 Ireland 10 1.566.280 3 113-105 13 1.679-385 Italy 60 10.046.416 11 789.092 71 10.835.508 Luxembourg 19 1.010.452 19 1.010.452 Netherlands 34 5.137.102 17 1.235.899 51 6.373.001 Portugal 4 426.745 2 91.185 6 517.930 United Kingdom 70 10.316.368 15 1.201.306 85 11.517.674 NGO consortium from 9 6.611.774 3 1.178.633 12 7.790.407 several Member States

Total 443 70.992.570 103 7.980.332 546 78.972.902 (*)

) The contribution to the budget of the Liaison Committee of 540.000 ECU and miscellaneous expenditures of 114.625 ECU should be added to this figure - 34 -

TABLE IV

LIST OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES COFINANCED IN 1989 AFGHANISTAN

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

GNG/30/89/F Support for a livestock programme in Jeghatu valley, 189 251 94 625 VSF Wardak province. 50%

CNG/337/89/F Support for a rural economy development programme, 715 404 217 004 MADERA Alingar valley, Laghman province. 30%

CNG/338/89/F Support for an agropastoral programme in Weigal-Parun valleys, 840 849 84 084 MADERA Kounar province. 10%

ONG/BG/41/89/NL Support for an immunization campaign run by RfflMY (Revolutionary 12 700 6 350 ICOO Association of Women of Afghanistan), Jaghory, Gazni province. 50%

ONG/BG/42/89/NL Support for the training of health workers in the 22 444 8 080 NOVTB Helmand, Gazni and Kandahar regions. 36%

1 780 648 410 143 AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN

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CN&/263/89/F Medical support for Afghan doctor-assistants, 393 740 189 905 mi Peshawar, Loggar, Paktiar regions. 48% AFRICA (SOUTHERN AFRICA)

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ONG/BG/10/89/B Support in the form of equipment for the publications of 9 507 5 119 CKFAM-B Five Freedoms Forum. 54%

ONG/BG/73/89/IT Support for the work of COS/5V (Congress of South African 5 081 3 817 OOSPÈ Wr iters). 75%

14 588 8 936

^1 AFRICA (WEST AFRICA)

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ONG/33/89/F Support for the development initiatives started by the migrants 593 185 177 948 GRDR originating from the basin of the River Senegal and Casamanee, 30% Senegal, Mali and Mauritania.

00 AFRICA (PORTUGUESE SPEAKING)

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CNG/BG/67/89/P Support for the training of documentalists from documentation 18 579 4 152 CIDAC centres, Angola and Mozambique. 22%

-o AFCTÇA (SAHEL)

EC PROJECT TOTAL (XJNTRIBÜribN REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

GNG/BG/lOO/89/UK Support for the publication of a book on oral tradition in 8109 6 082 SOS SAHEL Sudan, Burkina Faso, Niger and Ethiopia. 75%

o ALGERIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/209/89/IT Support for the preschool education of Sahrawi refugees, 330 330 149 220 OOSPE Tindouf. 45%

0NG/BG/10/89/B Support for a health and nutrition programme in Sahrawi 19 848 14 971 GKFAM-B encampments. 75%

ONG/BG/49/89/F Vehicle for the transport of handicapped children, Oran region 21 322 12 184 ŒFD 57%

CNG/BG/81/89/IT Vehicle to support the internal transport service of the 15 466 11 600 CISP Sahrawi refugees, Tindouf. 75% i CNG/BG/98/89/UK Equipment for the Sahrawi refugee vocational training centre. 9 270 3 105 WR CNWVNT Tindouf. 33%

396 236 191 080 AMERICA (LATIN AMERICA)

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CNG/123/89/D Vitalizing craft production in 7 countries - Peru, 1 375 100 500 000 SOZIAL- UND Bolivia, Uruguay, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Brazil. 36% EN1WICKLUNGSHÍLFE DES KOLPINCSVERKES

INJ ANGOLA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/228/89/B Improvement of lime production, Tchivinguiro, 268 017 125 182 FOS Huila province. 47%

ONG/BG/11/89/B Support for three rural vocational schools in Huila, Bibala 30 000 15 000 FOS and Mucuio. 50%

0NG/BG/41/89/NL Vehicle and medical equipment for the CMC 35 126 14 197 ICOO (Chri stian Medical Commission), Huambo. 40%

ONG/BG/87/89/UK Support for the improvement of living conditions in an urban 20 673 10 750 CO-OPERATION FOR district, Sambizanga, Luanda. 52% DEVELOIMENT U4 ONG/BG/92/89/UK Equipment for a vocational training centre, Bengo 19 496 9 935 OXFAM 51%

CNG/BG/98/89/UK Equipment for: VtoR ONWVNT rural development centre at Onga Zanga. 16 551 12 264 74% support for handicapped people, Wanda. 1 755 1 060 60%

391 618 188 388 ARGENTINA (l)

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ONG/110/89/E Setting up of an agricultural vocational training centre at 740 930 370 654 UNËFA Saladillo. 50%

CNG/238/89/D Extension of a vocational training centre for deprived youths, 713 190 356 595 ORT-D Villa Angela, Chaco province. 50%

0NO/BG/22/89/E Construction and fitting but of a creche, Lomas de Zamora, 12 032 5 ¿96 CIPIE Buenos Aires province. 49%

Extension of a sports centre, Los Granados district, Moreno, 10 886 5 334 Buenos Aires province. 49%

Construction and fitting out of a community canteen, 11 269 5 522 Concepción del Uruguay. 49%

Support for the work of the Fundación del Sur: - development of income-generating activities, 12 032 5 896 Villa Regina, Rio Negro province; 49%

- training and the improvement of agricultural practices, 11 269 5 522 Epuyen valley. 49%

Extension of a creche in Villa 31 del Retiro district, 1 910 1 060 Buenos Ai res. 55%

CNG/BG/26/89/E Support for the work of AFC (Asociación para el Fomento de la 21 818 12 218 OODESPA Cultura), Buenos Aires. 56% ARGENTINA (2)

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ONG/BG/32/89/D Setting up a youth training centre, Bariloche, 10 626 7 970 ZFE Rio Negro region. 75% 0NG/BG/48/89/EK Support for the work of women's organizations in the 11 483 8 612 WJS-EK shantytowns (training, publication of a bulletin). 75% GNG/BG/71/89/IT Equipment for a youth training centre, Mendoza. 11 110 7 906 COE 71% ONG/BG/78/89/IT Support for a youth training centre, Tacaagle, Formosa 9 967 6 000 MSP province. 60% Equipment for supplying drinking water, Tacaagle, Formosa 9 967 6 000 province. 60% CNG/BG/79/89/IT Support for smallholders, Machagay, Chaco province. 8 431 4 250 TERRA NUOVA 50% Support for the work of the CAM (Centro Acción de las 7 708 3 527 Mujeres), Cordoba. 46%

ONG/BG/80/89/IT Setting up of a farming cooperative, La Plata. 14 758 11 068 MXISV 75%

1 619 386 824 030 BANGLADESH (l)

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ONG/64/89/UK Support for the prevention of vitamin A deficiency in women 67 822 33 9Í1 CONCERN UNIVERSAL and children, Kailail region. 50%

0M3/BG/5/89/B Equipment for a motivation programme for landless peasants 12 979 9 134 FRÈRES DES HOMMES in four districts of the Khulna region. 75%

0NG/BG/42/89/NL Support for the work of Prodipon (organization of 39 861 14 350 NOVIB small landless peasants)^ Khulna and Bagerhat regions. 36% CNG/BG/43/89/lRL Support for training coordinators-motivators in English, Dacca 7 882 5 9Í2 CONCERN 75% Support for health-hygiene training for coordinators, 13 307 9 980 Mymensingh. 75% Repair of a training centre for women, Musgoni, Khulna region. 21 233 15 000 71%

Setting up of a training centre, Dacca 11 731 8 798 75% Support for training in crisis management, Dacca. 9 167 6 875 75% ONG/BG/49/89/F Setting up a health centre inMagura, Jessor district 21 632 11 124 ŒFD 51% BANGLADESH (2)

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CNG/BG/76/89/IT Support for the integrated social development of the 18 933 14 000 MANÍ TESE Nowabganj, Dinajpur district. 74%

Support for flood victims, Khulna region. 21 470 15 000 70%

GNG/BG/85/89/UK Support for the work: 22 951 8 267 CHRISTIAN AID of SEBA (Society for Economic & Basic Advancement), Dacca. 35%

in favour of integrated development run by FIVDB (Friends in 33 393 12 028 Village Development Bangladesh) Khadimnagar. 36%

Support for an integrated programme (housing reconstruction, 40 487 15 000 loans for agricultural inputs, drinking water supply) after 37% the flooding in the Gopalgan and Barisal districts.

ONG/BG/89/89/UK Support for the vocational training of dyers, Narayanganj, 12 684 3 116 ITDG Dacca region. 25% CNG/BG/93/89/UK Support for the work of FPAB (Family Planning Association of 8 141 6 106 POPULATION CONCERN Bangladesh), concerned with training community leaders, 75% Cox's Bazaar district.

0NG/BG/94/89AK Equipment for a health centre, Chittagong. 8 920 4 460 MARIE STOPES INTL. 50%

372 593 193 661 BARBADOS

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CÑG/BG/86/89ÁK Support for the work of the Barbados Workers Union, Bridgetown. 23 850 14 50Ô CIUC 61%

oo BELIZE

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/160/89AJK Purchase of schoolbooks 376 860 187 840 TOE RANFURLY 50% LIBRARY SERVICE

ONG/189/89/UK Support for a programme for the partially blind, Belize City. 390 804 194 620 CO-OPERATION FOR 50% DEVELOPMENT

CNG/BG/80/89/IT Construction of a school for refugee children from 9 224 6 918 MDLISV Guatemala, Los Tambos, Cayo district. 75%

CNG/BG/88/89/UK Vehicle for an old people's programme in the San Ignacio 7 803 5 852 HELP TOE AGED region, Cayo district. 75%

ONG/BG/97/89/UK Vehicle for a professional training centre, Punta Garda 25 283 14 813 VSO 59%

Setting up a health education unit in a psychiatic hospital, 19 470 9 000 Belize City. 46%

829 444 419 043 BENIN

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CNG/47/89/F Setting up of a health centre, Houenoussou district, 256 117 61 006 SOLIDARITES Cotonotu 24% INTERNATIONALES

CÑG/BG/14/89/B Support for a health programme by renovating the clinic, 6 625 3 312 SÓS/PG Dangbo. 50%

CNG/BG/52/89/F Support for a primary health care programme, Aledjo region 10 555 7 916 CFCF 75%

Developing cultivation by draught animals (setting up a 11 580 8 685 working fund, training), Aledjo region. 75% i

0NG/BG/58/89/F Equipment for the orthopaedic workshop at the CNHU 15 273 11 467 CNFRLH (Centre National Hospitalier Universitaire), Cotonou. 75%

CNG/BG/60/89/F Building a grain warehouse, Glo-Tangbo, Zé district. 8 781 6 586 BMAUS INTL. 75%

Setting Up a centre for breaking in oxen for mono-tract ion, 29 603 15 000 Glo-Tangbo, Zé district. 51%

Tractor and equipment for the collection and processing of 25 253 15 000 refuse, action run by young people, Tohoue 59%

%s \jr n*r # v? # 128 972 BHUTAN

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/96/89AK Setting up two health centres in Thishebar. 18 972 14 230 SAVE THE CHILDREN 75% FUND

0NG/BG/97/89AK Support for the training of sanitary and agricultural agents 28 440 2 087 VSO through play-acting, Norbuling. 7%

47 412 16 317

I BOLIVIA (1)

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Otô/7/89/IT Support for a rural education programme for Guarani Indians, 595 541 297 416 MANÍ TESE Cordillera province. 50%

ONtJ/168/89/E Support for a health programme, Potosí and 2 618 131 490 628 MEDICUS MUNDI Co chabamba departments. 19%

0(tô/197/89/Ë Support for a health and hygiene education programme and 397 911 198 955 INTEBMDN the promotion of women, La Paz department. 50%

0HS/275/89/IT Support for the training activities run by CECAP (Centro de 454 900 218 330 RICERCA & Capacitación Agropecuaria), Lake Titicaca, Camacho province 48% GÓOPERAZIONE fNJ 0NG/281/89/D Housing construction, San Antonio de Lomerio. 163 718 81 859 DÈSMOS 50%

ONG/312/89/B Community drinking water supply, Villa Venezuela, 57 176 28 588 OCMIDE Cochabamba department. 54%

CNG/318/89/E Support for the work of CISEP (Centro de Investigación y 67 598 29 297 INTEFM3N Servicio Popular), Druro. 43%

CN3/BG/11/89/B Setting up a workshop for marketing iodized salt, Uyuni, 16 543 6 723 FOS Potosí department. 41%

Support for sheep-rearing activities in Huanu region. 16 819 12 614 75% BOLIVIA (2)

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0NG/BG/13/89/B Support for the work done by ANAPQUI: SOS FAIM - to market quinoa, 20 892 15 000 72% - to carry out industrial quinoa processing, La Paz. 14 709 11 032 75%

0NG/BG/15/89/B Improvement and extension of small irrigation networks, 29 908 15 000 ¡VITOUIS La Vina, Cochabamba department. 50% VOLONTARIAAT

0NG/BG/16/89/B Setting up of an irrigation system in the Tica-Belén 19 060 14 295 TERRE NOUVELLE community, La Paz region. 75%

Support for the work of CEJIS (Centro de Estudios 5 600 4 200 Jurídicos e Investigación Social), Santa Cruz. 75%

0NG/BG/23/89/E Equipment for a carpentry workshop and one for general 29 976 15 000 INTERPON mechanics, Cochabamba. 50%

Equipment for a carpentry training workshop, Cochabamba. 23 405 15 000 64%

0NG/BG/24/89/E Support for a nutrition programme by the purchase of seeds for 10 262 7 696 VÍANOS UNIDAS homegardens, Tarabuco, Oropeza region. 75%

Setting up a working fund for the purchase of cattle, 13 546 10 159 San Antonio, Ichilo province. 75% BOLIVIA (3)

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CNG/BG/26/89/E Support for training activities for peasants, run by DESEC CODESPA (Centro para el Desarrollo social y Económico)¿ Cochabamba. 29 021 11 036 38% 0NG/BG/28/89/D, Supplying drinking water to San Rafael and Paractito villages 10 633 7 975 DEUTSCHER CARITAS 75% VEfcBAND

Ofc/BG/29/89/D Purchase of a vehicle for an integrated development programme 41 299 15 000 VMM run by ClAC (Centro de Investigación y Apoyo 36% Campesino), Potosí department. CNG/BG/39/89/D Support for the social centre at Nuflo de Chavez» Concepción. 10 000 4 000 GFfcS 40% 0NG/BG/51/89/F Support for: CICDA the activities of CISEJA-WIPHALA (Centre de Recherche et 20 425 14 457 d'Etudes Juridiques sur les Questions Agraires), 71% La Paz department. - setting up of a health cooperative by Suma Manq'Añani, 18 825 11 445 Aroma. 61% Construction of an irrigation canal: 5 885 3 085 - at Caruni, La Paz department; 52% 11 397 7 197 - at Capàhuaya, La Paz department; 63% 20 049 9 049 - at Ichupampa, Chuquisáca department; 45% Supply of drinking water by installing a water tank at 2 065 1 380 Huanco clinic, La Paz department. 67% BOLIVIA (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Support for an irrigation programme by building a water tank: - at Santiago Pampa; 2 090 975 47% - at Ticamuri; 2 095 1 110 53% - at Huayrapata Hornoni; 2 095 1 110 53% - at Quiricachi; 3 885 2 470 64% - at Tarisquia; 4 775 2 435 51% - at Llojiiata and Moiiebamba; 3 890 1 105 U1 La Paz department. 28% Equipment for the training centre, Capusquia department of 7 025 5 215 La Paz. 74% Setting up of an antiparasite basin, Kumukala, 1 992 1 007 La Paz department. 51% ONG/BG/63/89/F Development of livestock activities in Yucumo and 55 392 12 798 VSF Rurrenabaque cantons by setting up a training/demonstration 23% centre and a peasants' credit system, El Beni department.

CNG/BG/64/89/F Housing restoration in the popular districts of Potosí. 33 200 14 915 SBOOURS CATHOLIQUE 45% BOLIVIA (5)

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CrtG/BG/69/89/ÍT Setting tip of a multipurpose centre at El Alto de La Paz, 15 450 10 474 ACRA Murillo province. 68%

Setting up of a health centre at Colcha, Cochabamba 13 305 8 3Í7 department. 63%

Refurbishing dwellings, Chaguaya, La Paz department. 10 055 7 097 71% CNG/BG/70/89/IT Support for the work of the Comité Organizador Encuentro 4 245 3 llO CROCEVIA Latinoamericano de Video* Cochabamba. 73%

Equipment for a programme of popular communication, 15 135 11 Ó84 in Cochabamba. 73%

0NG/BG/76/89/IT Farm equipment for Guaraní Indians, Chaceo province. 4 089 3 000 MANÍ TESE 73% CNG/BG/88/89/UK Vehicle for an old people's programme in HELP TOE AGED - Potosí region; 9 143 2 416 26% - La Paz. 44 975 6 015 13% Setting up an old people's centre, Cochabamba. 30 075 15 000 50%

4 988 205 1 666 159 BOTSWANA

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ONG/63/89/UK Support for a vocational school for girls, Francistown. 55 662 27 830 THE METHODIST 50% CHURCH

ONG/117/89/NL Support for the work of the Mahalapye Development Trust. 276 417 126 573 HIVOS 46%

GNG/297/89/UK Setting up a rehabilitation centre for handicapped 854 621 300 000 THE LBONARD children in Gaborone. 35% CHESHIRE FOUND. INTERNATIONAL

CNG/BG/87/89/UK Support for the work of SALS (Southern Africa Literature 6 707 3 085 CD-OPERATION FOR Society), Gaborone. 46% -vl DEVELOPMENT

1 193 407 457 488 BRASIL (1)

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ÓNG/2/89/IT Construction d'un centre social dans le quartier Vila da Paz, 1.644.500 500.ÔÔO FÓNDAZIONE TOVINI Teresinâ. 30%

CNG/4/89/IT Mise eh place d'un centré de formation professionnelle et 803.808 382.157 ÍSCOS syndicale, Caxias do Marânhao. 48%

CNG/8/89/IT Mise en place d'un centre agricole à Barcarena, état de Para. 128.270 64.Ü4 MANÍ TESE 50%

ONG/13/89/IT Appui au développement dé communautés indiennes, région de 598.204 299.1Ô2 MSP Roraima. 50%

(NG/96/89/IK Appui à un programme de soins de santé en faveur des 263.135 115.551 HEALTH UNLIMITED communautés indiennes, état d'Acre. 44% 00

(Hï/131/89/D Extension d'un centre de production et de formation 39.905 19.952 LAZ professionnelle en cordonnerie, Goiania, état de Goias. 50%

CNG/135/89/D Appui à Un programme de santé (lutte contre la bllharziose et la 818.358 393.237 EAZ leishmaniose), état d'Alagoas. 48%

ONG/169/89/B Appui à un centre d'horticulture, Nova Friburgo. 392.173 137.919 DISOP 35%

0NG/192/89/D Extension d'un centre de formation professionnelle à Niteroi. 52.078 26.039 LAZ 50%

ONG/200/89/E Appui à Un programme de formation via une ferme-école pour 82.777 39.353 CIPIE enfants et jeunes démunis, Bel o Horizonte. 48% BRASIL (2)

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ONG/223/89/F Production de matériaux didactiques pour la formation de petits 276.783 131.163 CCFD producteurs et de techniciens à la gestion via la FIDENE, 47% régions Nord et Nord-Ouest de l'état du Rio Grande do Sul.

ONG/246/89/D Extension et renforcement du réseau de coopératives d'épargne et 129.872 64.936 LAZ de crédit, Vitoria, état d'Espirito Santo. 50%

ONG/282/89/B Appui aux petits agriculteurs "sans terre" (mise en place de 107.144 53.572 SOS PG moulins, de petits élevages, de potagers communautaires, 50% de stockages de produits agricoles, formation), municipalités d'Anguera et de Rafael Jambeiro, région du Nord-Est.

ONG/289/89/NL Appui aux activités de formation menées par le CTP (Centro de 560.395 148.672 IOOO Treinamento para pecuari s tas), Castro, état de Parana. 27%

ONG/319/89/NL Appui à un programme de petites activités productives, Ocara, 52.999 26.500 ICOO état de Ceara. 50%

CNG/320/89/NL Appui à l'organisation des petits producteurs laitiers, Turvo, 67.331 29.927 IOOO état de Parana. 44%

ONG/BG/2/89/B Appui à un programme de formation par l'acquisition d'équipement 9.752 5.364 CCMIDE pour un centre de jeunes, Riachuelo, Rio de Janeiro. 55%

Appui à un programme de création d'emplois pour les jeunes 2.438 1.219 et/ou les femmes par la mise en place d'une coopérative de 50% production et de vente de glaces, Recife, état de Pernambouco. BRASIL (3)

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ON3/BG/5/89/B Appui aux activités de renforcement des organisations populaires 8.896 6.672 FRERES DES HCKMES menées par ETAPAS, Recife. 75%

ONG/BG/8/89/B Soutien à la coopération artisanale menée par des groupements de 15.081 10.55a NOOS femmes, Inhambupe, état de Bahia. 70%

ONG/BG/13/89/B Mise en place d'un centre sanitaire dans la communauté de Mapia, 20.000 15.ÔÔÔ SOS FAIM état d'Acre. 75%

Acquisition d'équipement informatique pour une imprimerie, 16.780 12.585 Belo Horizonte, état de Minas Gérais. 75%

ONG/BG/18/89/LÜX Appui aux activités d'assistance juridique au mouvement syndical 11.383 5.119 ACTION SOLIDARITE rural menées par CAMP (Centre d'Appui Multi-Professionnel) , 45% o TIERS-MONDE Porto Alegre. o

ONG/BG/20/89/LUX Mise en place d'un centre social, bidonville de S5o Gonçalo do 28.797 14.974 BR1EDERLBCH DELEN Retiro, Salvador da Bahia. 52%

ONG/DG/29/89/D Acquisition d'un véhicule pour 1'Assoc iaçâo dos Pequeños 24.980 15.000 D«iî Produtores do Virgolandia. 60%

0NG/BG/31/89/D Mise en place d'un centre de formation artisanale, Ouro Preto, 24.350 12.175 LAZ état de Minas Gérais. 50%

Appui à la production maraîchère et à la formation agricole, 24.350 12.175 Gravatá, état de Pernambuco. 50% BRASIL (4)

CONTRIBUTION DE LA CE EN REF. DE L'ACTION INTITULE ET LOCALISATION DE L'ACTION COUT TOTAL ECU ET EN % DU COUT TOTAL

Acquisition d'équipement pour un : - programme de formation professionnelle, Boas Novas, état de 7.362 3.931 Pernambuco. 53%

- programme de formation agricole, Santa Maria, état du Rio 19.634 9.817 Grande do Sul. 50%

Appui à la formation agricole des jeunes marginalisés, par la 7.302 3.651 mise en place d'un périmètre maraîcher de démonstration, Pato 50% Branco, état de Parana.

Acquisition d'équipement informatique pour la formation des 6.840 3.420 aveugles, Curitiba, état de Parana. 50% i

Mise en place d'un petit élevage de bovins, Sinop, état du Mato 29.994 14.997 Grosso. 50%

Acquisition de machines à coudre et à écrire pouT un programme 10.212 5.106 de formation professionnelle, Rincâo, état de Sâo Paulo. 50%

Amélioration du système de distribution d'eau dans une école, 2.432 1.216 Sertania, Recife, état de Pernambuco. 50%

Acquisition d'équipement pour un programme de formation en 11.232 5.616 couture, Juiz de Fora, état de Minas Gérais. 50%

Amélioration du système de distribution d'eau dans une école, 4.710 2.355 Varzea, état de Pernambuco. 50% BRASIL (5)

CONTRIBUTION DE LA CE EN REF. DE L'ACTION INTITULE ET LOCALISATION DE L'ACTION COUT TOTAL ECU ET EN % DU COUT TOTAL

Mise en place d'un centré de soins dentaires, Sobradinho,région 25.134 12.567 de Brasilia. 50%

Appui à un programme de soins destinés aux enfants cancéreux par 10.998 5.499 l'acquisition d'un véhicule, Curitiba, état de Parana. 50%

Appui à un programme en faveur des femmes par l'acquisition de 6.138 3.06*9 machines à tricoter, Juiz de Fora, état de Minas Gérais. 50%

3NG/DG/32/89/D Appui à la formation professionnelle de jeunes filles, Recife, 5.370 4.028 ZFÈ état de Pernambuco. 75%

Acquisition d'équipement pour la formation professionnelle de 4.828 3.497 jeunes, Cachoeirea Paulista, état de Sâo Paulo. 72%

Acquisition d'équipement et de matières premières pour une 5.804 2.678 action de formation artisanale, Vila Vicente, Luz, état de Minas 46% Gérais.

Mise en place d'un centre de formation professionnelle pour les 19.310 9.509 jeunes, I pâmer i, état de Go i a s. 49%

Impression d'une brochure pour un programme de santé, Sinop, 4.624 1.789 état du Mato Grosso. 39%

ONG/BG/36/89/D Mise en place d'un centre social: SQZIAL- UND ENTWICXLUNGSHILFE - à Rio de Janeiro; 41.436 15.461 DES KOLPINGKERKES 37% BRASIL (6)

CONTRIBUTION DE LA CE EN REF. DE L'ACTION INTITULE ET LOCALISATION DE L'ACTION COUT TOTAL ECU ET EN % DU COUT TOTAL

- à Belo Horizonte, état de Minas Gérais; 61.447 15.450 25% - à Sao Jao da Chapada, état de Minas Gérais. 49.918 8.466 17%

CNG/BG/40/89/NL Appui à un programme de formation syndicale des femmes 40.409 15.000 CEBHvO travaillant dans les plantations de sucre situées dans 12 37% villages des municipalités de Nazaré da Mata, Buenos Aires et Tracunhaem.

Appui aux activités du Centro de Pastoral Nossa par l'acquisition 28.832 15.000 d'un véhicule, Parauapebas. 52%

ONG/BG/42/89/NL Mise en place d'une banque de semences (production et distribu­ 31.915 15.000 NOVTB tion), Fortaleza, état de Ceara. 47% o

ONG/BG/53/89/F Appui à une campagne de prévention du sida ciblée sur les milieux 43.473 12.148 INTCRAIDE de la prostitution, Fortaleza, état de Ceara. 28%

ONG/BG/57/89/F Appui aux activités de l'Asociaçao dos Pequeños Produtores de 14.794 11.095 CIMADE Santa Fé, état de Goias. 75%

Appui aux activités de formation des instituteurs menées 2.896 2.148 par MST (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra), Santa 74% Catarina.

Acquisition d'équipement audiovisuel et informatique pour 15.000 11.191 un programme d'éducation populaire mené en milieu urbain par 75% FASE. BRASIL (7)

CONTRIBUTION DE LA CE EN REF. DE L'ACTION INTITULE ET LOCALISATION DE L'ACTION COUT TOTAL ECU ET EN % DU COUT TOTAL

Acquisition d'équipement pour un programme d'échanges des 1.981 1.486 expériences populaires menées par ASSESSQAR, Sud Ouest de l'état 75% de Parana.

ONG/BG/69/89/IT Appui aux initiatives menées pour lutter contre les expulsions 7.250 4.982 ACRA des paysans, régions de Giiarabira et Joâo Pessoa. 69%

Appui aux activités menées par NDI (Núcleo de Dereitos 6.987 3.451 Indígenas)» Brasilia. 49%

Appui aux activités de prévention de la drogue et de la 20.867 8.873 prostitution, menées auprès des jeunes à Teófilo Otoni, état de 43% Minas Gérais.

Mise en place d'une unité de production d'outils agricoles, 14.013 8.873 Teófilo Otoni, état de Minas Gérais. 63%

ONG/BG/76/89/IT Acquisition d'équipement pour un programme agricole en faveur MANÍ TESE des paysans sans terre :

- Etel, état du Rio Grande do Sul. 26.272 15.000 57% - Pedra, état de Pernambuco. 4.228 3.100 73%

Appui à la commercialisation des produtis agricoles par la 15.205 11.400 construction d'un magasin de stockage, Sao José do Acara, état 75% de Para. BRASIL (8)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

Training of grassroots coordinators, run by IPAR (Istituto 26 584 15 000 di Pastorale Régionale), Belem, Para state. 56%

Support for APPR (Associazione di Piccoli Produttori Rurali), 9 123 6 800 Francisco Santos, Piani. 75%

ONG/BG/77/89/IT Support for the work of NDI (Núcleo de Dereitos Indígenas), 20 000 14 700 MLAL Brasilia. 74%

ONG/BG/78/89/IT Vehicle for a community centre, Sao Paulo. 10 115 7 000 MSP 69%

ONG/BG/79/89/IT Preparing a video documentary on the work of the Movimento 11 010 4 016 o TERRA NUOVA Nacional de Meninos e Meninas da Rua, Brasilia. 36%

Farm imputs for the COOPIUPE cooperative, Santa Cruz do Arar i , 11 010 4 016 Para state. 36%

ONG/BG/80/89/IT Support for the cooperative in Xapuri by providing various 6 622 4 967 MOLISV equipment, draught donkeys and a landing stage, Acre state. 75%

ONG/BG/83/89/IT Setting up a vocational training centre, Sâo Paulo. 19 997 14 997 AVSI 75%

Building a meeting room and providing equipment for the Sao 14 703 10 998 José centre, Manaus. 75%

ONG/BG/85/89/UK Support for : CHRISTIAN AID the education and awareness activities run by CPP (Conselho 16 566 5 798 Pastoral dos Pescadores), Recife. 35% BRASIL (9)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

the training organized by ANMTR (Southern Coordination of 10 952 5 310 Women Rural Workers)i Curitiba, Parana state» 48% 0NG/BG/88/89/UK Vehicle for a programme for old people, Recife region. 8 783 6 115 HELP TOE AGED 71% CNG/BG/98/89AK Support for the work of: WAR ON WOT - Maria-e-Dia Theatre Group, Sâo Paulo. 6 290 3 706 59% - MST (Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra), 29 078 5 156 Sâo Paulo. 18% o* o* 7 014 219 2 922 597 BURKINA FASO ( 1 )

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/43/89/NL Support for the work of the "6S" organization. 14 277 310 300 000 CEBEN© 2%

CNG/77/89/B Support for food production and processing by setting up a 203 233 88 060 SOS FAIM credit system roundabout Ouagadougou and Bobo-Dioulasso. 43%

ONG/87/89/LUX Setting up a health centre in Ouagadougou. 170 300 85 151 CHRETIENS POUR 50% LE SAHEL

ONG/90/89/B Support for the work of UFGN (Union des Fédérations des 228 778 114 389 OKFAM-B Groupements Naam) in the field of water and soil conservation 50% o* in Mossi country.

CNG/94/89/LUX Supplying equipment and making fourteen primary schools 117 108 38 648 FRERES DES operational, Zabre region. 33% HCMMES

CNG/144/89/F Improving village wells in Bam, Boulkiende and Sissilli 268 285 133 571 EAU VIVE provinces, and reinforcing the water engineering equipment 50% of the AVD (Association des Volontaires pour le Développement)

ONG/149/89/F Support for the work of the grassroots organization GRAAP 235 101 76 218 CCFD (Groupe de Recherches et d'Appui pour 1'Autopromotion Paysanne 32% et Populaire). BURKINA FASO (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/257/89/F Support for a regional programme of water and soil conservation, 675 543 210 000 ÈAU VIVE North Yatenga. 31%

CNG/313/89/LUX Extension of a vocational training centre, Nouha. 53 931 26 9(56 CHRETIENS POUR 50% LE SAHEL

Cto/314/89/LUX Setting up a centre for the handicapped, Ouagadougou. 261 003 130 501 CHRETIENS POUR 50% LE SAHEL

ÍÑG/315/89/LUX Setting up a weaving workshop for the rehabilitation of 43 719 21 860 CHRETIENS POUR handicapped people, Gouridi. 50% LE SAHEL 00

0NG/350/89/F Sinking fifteen wells in Mouhoun province 137 069 63024 ÈAU VIVE 46%

ONG/BG/1/89/Ô Improving a footbridge over a stream, Fitew. 19 780 14 835 BRŒDERLIJK DELEN 75%

5 187 Ofc/BG/2/89/B Support for a drinking Water programme by sinking three wells 9 996 COMIDE situated in Sabba, Boukari and Petel-Wande, Oudalan province. 52%

CNG/BG/5/89/B Support for the work of PAG (Projet d'alphabétisation au 15 054 7 320 FRERES DES HCMdES Gulmu), Gourma, Tapoa and Gnagna provinces. 49%

0NG/BG/6/89/B Redeveloping land for rice-growing on receding flood, Yalogo 18 232 12 635 ILES DE PAIX 69% BURKINA FASO (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/12/89/B Support for the work of: FCD - the Fédération des Groupements Wend-Yam de Kulkinka, 20 000 15 000 Oubritenga province; 75% - CDRY (Comité de Développement de la Région de Yako) . 6 503 4 877 75% ONG/BG/21/89/LUX Repairs to the dam at Naftenga, Kouritenga province 15 014 11 260 CHRETIENS POUR 75% LE SAHEL Purchase of a grain mill for: - Tansega village 3 929 2 581 c* 66% o - Bouna village 2 581 Ouagadougou region. 3 929 66% Constructing latrines at the multipurpose centre, Koupela, 4 043 Kouritenga province. 5 533 73% Construction of a multipurpose meeting hall in seven villages, 3 270 Zorgho region. 4 703 70% Supplying seeds and small implements to extend a market 2 823 gardening perimeter, Baskouré, Kouritenga province. 4 300 66% Setting up a health centre, Dimistenga, Kouritenga. 3 442 5 285 65% BURKINA FASO (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST OKmiBUÎlbN REFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

GNG/BG/25/89/B Reinforcing the mother ahd child services at the Pama health 14 '505 10 166 MEDICUS MUNDI centre. 74% CNG/BG/52/89/F Motivating rural women and improving primary health care, 10 555 7 916 CFCF Gourcy prefecture, Yatenga province. 75% Setting tip of five functional literacy centres in Tapoa region 13 570 io ni and purchasing equipment for the 113 existing centres in 75% Gourmantché.

Rural development in Boura (agriculture, health, waterworks), 9 198 6 898 Sissilli province. 75% O Developing four storage reservoirs at Yayika, Rapadama and 19 074 14 305 Linoghin, Zam region. 75%

Rural development at Saltenga (sinking wel Is, repairing a dirt 18 949 14 212 road, off-season cultivation, reafforestation), Diabo 75% prefecture, Gourma province.

Setting Up a grain bank in Oui, Bam province. 1 508 1 131 75% 0NG/BG/59/89/F Supplying water: EAU VIVE - by sinking three manual bores implemented by COFCMAYA 18 447 13 835 (Coopérative de Forage Manuel du Yatenga), in Dassouri zone; 75%

- by sinking two bores for Kombissiri and Arbole primary 12 617 8 751 schools. 69% BURKINA FASO (5)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

Equipment for treating drinking water in ninety schools in 22 828 15 000 Boulkiemde province. 66%

ONG/BG/60/89/F Support for desertification control by a programme of peasant 5 267 3 950 ENMAUS INTL. training in soil protection and restoration and aerobic 75% composting, Toeghin region.

Sinking a well at Taamse, Niou department. 7 470 5 219 70%

Support for the promotion of women by setting up small groups 10 687 5 279 and boosting artisanal activities, Ouagadougou. 49% i

ONG/BG/65/89/F Support for the socioeconomic development of the Komtoega 21 295 9 973 AICF region, in particular by purchasing school equipment, building 47% houses for the teachers and stablizing a dirt road.

ONG/BG/76/89/IT Setting up a working fund for animal traction, purchasing a 8 839 6 600 MANÍ TESE mill and resinking a well, Mogobasso, Satiri department. 75%

Purchase of farm implements, Goundi, Boulkiemde. 4 087 3 000 73%

ONG/BG/78/89/IT Providing a pharmacy and accommodation for the midwife, 24 779 13 000 MSP Kouy-Boussé, Oubritenga province. 52% BURKINA FASO (6)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

Fencing off school grounds, Koudougou, Boulkiemde province. 24 779 13 000 52%

Otóí/BG/92/89/tK Improving the infrastructure of a health centre to allow 4 174 2 087 OKFAM easier access by the physically handicapped, Ouagadougou. 50%

OW/BG/96/89/UK Purchase of equipment for four schools in the Seno province. 10 404 7 803 SAVE TOE CHILDREN 75% FUND

ro 17 066 670 1 551 145 BURUNDI

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/84/89/UK Support for an agricultural programme for the handicapped, 33 988 15 000 ACTION AID Mubone, Mutimbuzi commune. 44%

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EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE ANE» LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/12/89/B Support for a pedagogic back-up team for primary teachers 18 968 14 226 FCD in Concelho de Santa Cruz, Santiago island. 75% Support for the work of i

- 1CS (Institut Cap Verdien de Solidarité) via GEAT, Praia. 17 071 12 803 75% - CITA - HABITAT, Praia* 14 774 10 226 69% ONG/BG/24/89/E School supplies for Calheta school, Santiago island. 9 031 6 773 MANOS UNIDAS 75% CNG/BG/41/89/NL Support for silvipastorál development, Praia Branca, Sâo 11 454 5 727 ICOO Nicolau island. 50% Purchase of two vehicles for two centres charged wi th 29 350 14 675 coordinating the work of the cooperatives on Sâo Vicente and 50% Sâo islands. 0NG/BG/49/89/F Support for the work of GEAT (Bureau d'Etudes et d'Assistance 30 173 14 054 OCFD Technique du Comité de Coordination de l'aide non 47% gouvernementale), Praia.

ONG/BG/67/89/P Support for the work carried out by the Comité de Coordenaçâo 14 312 10 734 CIDAC da Ajuda NEo-Gorvenamental, Praia. 75% Setting up a centre for the promotion of women at Nova Sintra, 16 834 12 625 Brava island. 75% 161 967 101 843 CAMEROUN (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/9/89/IT Setting up three training centres for peasant leaders in Ozom, 386 595 192 794 OOPERAZIONE Ngoumou and Melen-Baaba, Mefou zone. 50% INTERNAZIONALE

0NG/127/89/D Setting up a workshop for a vocational training and promotion 163 228 81 614 WELTREITE programme for cooperative crafts, Douala. 50% PARTNERSCHAFT

ONG/262/89/F Setting up a health centre in N'dingtiré. 70 400 30 100 ASSOCIATION 43% D'ALSACE DES OEUVRES HOSPITALI­ ERES DE ST.LAZARE DE JERUSAL™

ONG/264/89/F Setting up a national centre for the prevention of 0 313 127 574 CLED delinquency, M'Balmayo. 36%

ONG/276/89/F Support for the integrated development of Bafou village. 360 653 179 972 CCFD 50%

ONG/BG/15/89/B Support for a health programme by tapping springs, Mvaa region, 25 450 14 722 WITOUIS Okala arrondissement. 58% VOLONTARIAAT

ONG/BG/25/89/E Support for the work of Logbikoy hospital: MEDICUS MUNDI by the purchase of medical equipment; 8 807 6 213 71% by reinforcing and repairing the electricity supply system. 18 332 11 114 61% CAMEROUN (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

Support for the training of laboratory technicians at Ngovayang 5 183 3 820 hospital. 74%

CNG/BG/52/89/F Support for a programme for the advancement of women in the 5 078 11 309 CFCF La Lekie, So'o and Nyong departments, Central province. 75% CNG/BG/60/89/F Support for the Centre clé Promotion Sanitaire et Sociale, 29 027 12 674 BJtmJS INTL. Mom-Di bang : - for its training activities; 44% - for its agricultural activities. 15 403 9 903 64% ONG/BG/72/89/ÎT Purchase of farm tools and a tractor for the cooperative of the 12 196 9 148 CEEA Ngyen Mb oh community. 75% o* CNG/BG/78/89/IT Purchase of a vehicle for the N'Kolmintié health centre, 26 643 12 000 MSP Yaounde. 45% Support for the work of the Bafang farmers' cooperative. 24 000 12 000 50%

1 511 308 714 957 CENTRAFRIQUE

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

WG/174/89/F Training and technical support programme for Central African 117 423 49 625 ÍANTE SUD doctors isolated in the bush. 42% NG/211/89/IT Drinking water for 42 villages, Ouham-Pende and Nanamambere 967 306 305 000 *UNTO DI prefectures. 32% TtATERNITÀ

3NG/BG/2/89/B Support for a drinking water programme by sinking a well, 12 191 8 050 XMIDE Markunda, Ouham prefecture. 66% [NG/BG/64/89/F Support for an agricultural training programme by purchasing 29 813 14 915 SECOURS CATHOLIQUE a vehicle, Sibut. 50% DNG/BG/78/89/IT Sinking a well in Paya, Bouar. 13 327 6 500 tfSP 49% Purchase of equipment for the vocational training of young 26 000 13 000 people, Bouar. 50% Purchase of a vehicle for the Baoro health centre. 17 694 12 000 68%

1 183 754 409 090 CHILE (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/3/89/IT Support for a training and cultural motivation programme, Chiloé 321 467 160 697 island. CRIC 50% ÓNG/104/89/P Integrated development action in the poor districts, Lota and 536 539 266 380 PARTAGE AVEC LES Coronel. 50% ENFANTS DU TIERS MONDE

ÜNG/124/89/D Boosting crafts in various parts of the countries. 1 175 100 500 000 $OZIAL-UND ÈNT- 43% WtXLUNGSHILFE ECS KOLPINTO/ERKES

00 (*fe/188/89/LUX Strengthening the organization of the Mapuche communities in 24 658 12 Í45 I^feRLIBMEN Araucania region. 49%

CÉfe/234/89/E Support for the work of ISECH (Instituto de Servicio Educacional 395 084 193 756 dlPlE Chile). 49%

OÍG/237/89/B Support for the development of a system of mechanized farming. 463 688 231 843 SOS FAIM 50%

ONG/259/89/F Setting up a health and educational centre in Conchali, 140 281 66 056 FRANCE AMERIQUE Penaloien, La Granja and Estación Central communes, Santiago. 47% LATINE CHILE (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

3NG/273/89/IT Support for a community health centre in Villa Ñonguen, on the 391 158 191 560 [ESTAS outskirts of Concepción. 49%

:NG/274/89/IT Support for training courses for farmworkers and technicians, 259 349 119 323 ICU and construction of a workshop and a hangar for farm equipment, 46% Chimbarango.

DNG/307/89/LUX Extending a health centre, Molina. 87 058 43 529 SNG BRECKMAT 50% JflTEINAMERIKA

HG/321/89/D Building houses for the benefit of poor families in urban 554 252 277 126 3ELAT districts, Santiago. 50%

ÏJG/325/89/IT Strengthening the local production of video material and 570 154 285 000 310CEVIA equipping a mobile school for training in audiovisual 50% communications, Santiago.

DNG/342/89/UK Support for the development of five Mapuche communities with the 264 947 134 523 3CIAF help of CET (Centre for Education & Technology), Temuco region. 51%

)NG/BG/l/89/B Setting up a multipurpose maintenance and repair workshop, 15 14 0 11 355 ÏROEDERLIJK DELEN Santiago. 75% CHILE (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

ONÛ/BG/2/89/B Support for a health programme by purchasing medical equipment, 7 314 3 657 CCMIDE Conchali, Santiago. 50% Support for a training programme:

- by constructing and equipping meeting places, Cabo Aroca, 13 653 6 827 Arica» region 1; 50% - through popular education activities run by the Grupo Proceso 11 703 5 851 Video de Educación Popular, Santiago. 50% CNG/BG/8/89/B Support for the work of: oo NOOS 19 050 7 49Ô o 39% - CIASI, Santiago, in the field of trade union training; 8 304 4 152 50% - of Taller de Cooperación al Desarrollo, Santiago. ONG/BG/11/89/B 1 334 1 0Ó0 FOS 75% Purchase of office equipment for OODíM, Santiago. OrôJ/BG/12/89/B Support for the development of peasant cooperatives via CEDECO, 14 632 10 974 FCD Chacabuco province. 75% Support for the development of beekeeping in Chi loé. 13 993 10 495 75% CHILE (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/13/89/B Support for: SOS FAIM - OCAC (Oficina Coordinadora de Asistencia Campesina), 20 303 15 000 74% Santiago. 8 456 6342 - Agraria, Santiago. 75% 20 000 15 000 - the coordinated activities of some Chilean NGOs by 75% contributing to a fund for small actions, Santiago. - the activities in favour of small-scale enterprises organized 13 577 10 183 by SOINTRAL (Sociedad de Iversiones para el Trabajo), 75% i Santiago. oo ONG/BG/14/89/B Fitting out a reception centre for children, Los Angeles. 7 227 3 614 SOS/PG 50% CNG/BG/15/89/B Setting up of a laundry unit at the Ciudad del Niño, 16 264 12 198 WITOUIS Concepción. 75% VOLONTARIAAT ONG/BG/18/89/LUX Support for the work: ACTION SOLIDARITE TIERS-M3NDE - of the communal and cultural development centre Subterra, 12 012 6 727 Lota. 56% - for the Federación de Sindicatos de Trabajadores 29 548 13 068 Independientes, Pescadores-Algueros Juan Pablo II, Puerto 44% Montt. CHILE (5)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/22/89/Ë Support for the training in cooperative management provided by 7 639 3 743 CIPIE ADECOOP (Centro para la Autogestion y Desarrollo Cooperativo), 49% Concepción.

Setting up a working fund for the purchase of farm imputs, 3 344 1 639 Valparaiso and Aconcagua provinces. 49%

Setting lip a library at the Blas Canas institute, Santiago 9 540 4 675 49% Support for ISECH's activities for the training of women 12 778 4 940 leaders, Pudahuel. 39% 00 |NJ Support for the work of CEFOC (Centro de Formación Cívica)

- sociocultural motivation, San Miguel; 22 159 9 455 43% - making young people aware of the need for community 19 451 8 261 organization, Renca; Santiago. 42%

Support for PROINDES:

- training of communal leaders, Renca, Conchai i, Qui 1 i cura 19 038 6 982 37% - popular education of ydung people, Maipu. 18 550 9 090 49% - training of 160 people in community organization, Renca, 15 261 4 714 Santiago. 31% CHILE (6)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/23/89/E Purchase of equipment for Radio Estrella del Mar, Ancud. 15 351 11 513 INTERNEN 75%

0NG/BG/31/89/D Purchase of two vehicles for transporting schoolchildren, 22 818 11 409 LAZ Panguipulli and Pimaiquen. 50%

ONG/BG/41/89/NL Support for the work of SERPAJ (Servicio Paz y Justicia), 26 379 13 189 ICOO Santiago, in the fields of technical training and legal aid. 50%

ONG/BG/48/89/EK Support for the educational programmes run by Radio 11 642 8 731 WUS-EK Ventisqueros, in particular by purchasing equipment and a 75% vehicle, Coyhaique. oo

CNG/BG/49/89/F Support for the work of CIDE - training of the "Juntas de 20 677 6 771 CCFD Vecinos" leaders, Santiago. 33%

CNG/BG/57/89/F Equipment for a self-help housing construction programme, San 14 112 10 070 CIMADE Rafael, Santiago. 71%

CNG/BG/60/89/F Purchase of a truck for the Concepción rag-picking community. 17 128 11 389 BMAUS INTL. 66%

Building an extension to a reception centre, Temuco. 30 007 15 000 50%

0NG/BG/69/89/IT Support for a workers' health and training prograrrme, Santiago 6 574 4 931 ACRA 75% CHILE (7)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

GNG/BG/70/89/IT Support for the work of Nueva Imagen, Santiago 13 959 10 300 tKOCEVIA 74% CÑG/BG/71/89/ÍT Purchasing equipment for: ODE - the vocational training of young ex-prisoners, Santiago. 13 814 9 900 72% - the popular theatre (ICTUS), Santiago. 18 302 13 340 73% Extension of a training and assistance centre for women, Colin, 21 554 15 000 Talca province. 70%

0NG/BG/73/89/ÍT Support for the work of: oo OÛSPE 6 435 3 148 - Agrupación de Abogados de Presos Políticos, Santiago. 49% 23 144 11 609 - Circolo Salvador Allende, Talagante. 50% 3 399 1 7Ó0 Colectivo de Mujeres Jóvenes, Santiago. 50% 8 842 4 421 the association Mujeres por la Vida, Santiago. 50% Centro de Apoyo y Formación de la Mujer Pobladora, 2 3$1 Santiago. 4 762 50% - Tijèral, Santiago. 4 560 9 122 50% CNG/BG/74/89/ÍT Equipment for an agriculture school, Santiago. 13 674 ICU 29 044 47% CHILE (8)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/79/89/IT Support for the work of Comprado Juntos, Colchagua, Placilla 4 806 2 403 TERRA NUOVA and Costa provinces. 50%

Purchase of equipment for CEDIPAC (Centro de Educación al 8 655 4 327 Desarrollo y Investigación de la Pesca artisanal del Chile), 50% Valparaiso.

ONG/BG/80/89/IT Water supply for the Monte Patria community, region IV. 12 908 9 681 MDLISV 75% Setting up a popular documentation and communication centre, 19 946 14 959 Santiago. 75% 00 ONG/BG/98/89/UK Support for the work of: W\R ONWVNT CEDESOO (Centre for Sociai & Economic Research), Santiago. 5 502 3 222 59% CIASI (Centro de Investigación y Asesoría Sindical), Santiago 5 178 3 195 62%

5 918 065 2 900 199 CHINA

EC PROJECT TOTAL OOSf CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

(ONG/147/89/Ôt Support for a vocational training programme, Xih Zhai, 182 170 91 085 CARITAS Shandong province. 50%

0NG/214/89/C Support for rural development - livestock, pisciculture, 1 389 98? 694 993 tWH-D/NOVIB-NL processing bamboo, Luoning County, Henan province. 50%

0NG/BG/5/89/B Support for: FRERES ECS HQKMES thé work of FUPIN in its fight against poverty, Henan, 10 841 8 131 Shaahxi, Anhui and Beijing provinces. 75%

thé training activities run by Gung Ho International 19 511 14 638 00 Committee, Pekin and Shandan. 75% ON

1 602 515 808 847 CIS JORDAN & GAZA (l)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

DNG/40/89/EK Extension to a hospital, Jerusalem. 737 700 368 850 2ANCHURCHAID 50%

]NG/70/89/F Development of the itinerant medical units of UPMRC (Union of 169 595 84 798 SBOOURS POPULAIRE Palestinian Medical Relief Committee). 50% FRANÇAIS

DNG/255/89/IX Support for a vocational training centre, Aqabet Jabr camp, 619 700 272 000 3ANCHURCHAID Jericho. 44%

DNG/267/89/F Setting up of a heart screening and treatment centre, Gaza. 72 615 36 307

SANTÉ SUD 50% 00 -si DNG/268/89/F Support for the work of the Red Cresent maternity hospital, 99 403 49 701 SANTÉ SUD East Jerusalem. 50%

DNG/BG/7/89/B Setting up of a physiotherapy unit in the Bátala refugee camp, 13 161 9 871 ¿SF-B Naplouse. 75%

DNG/BG/38/89/D Setting up of a sewing workshop in Bila'in and Kafr Na'ameh 18 747 14 060 MFD vi liages. 75%

3NG/BG/47/89/DK Equipment for a rehabilitation programme for the physically ^NCHURCHAID handicapped, East Jerusalem. 15 668 11 751 75% CISJORDAN & GAZA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

NG/BG/49/89/F Setting up of a dairy cooperative, Gaza. 13 707 6 092 CFD 44%

Setting up of a working fund for investment credits, East 16 379 7 6Í5 Jerusalem. 46%

Support for the rearing of small animals in Jalozoum and Al 25 104 3 046 Amari camps. i 2%

Support for a health education programme for women, Medical 15 942 8 224 Re 1 i e f Corrmi 11 e e . 51%

WG/BG/73/89/tT Support for AIPPHR (Association of Israeli and Palestinian 17 503 13 1Í7 00 JOSPE Physicians for Human Rights). 75% 00

ÍKí/BG/98/89/tK Support for ATF (Arab Thought Forum Resource Centre), Jerusalem. 37 950 15 000 &k GNVfcNT 40%

1 873 174 900 442 COLOMBIA (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

DNG/18/89/IT Support for an integrated development programme for peasant 274 868 137 434 ¿SP communities near Cartagena. 50%

DNG/108/89/F Support for an ecological, marketing and training programme 477 883 238 646 FRERES DES run by FINTEC (Fundación Integración Campesina), Boyaca. 50% fCNMES

DNG/164/89/EK Support for an agricultural training programme, Villavicencio, 998 103 448 577 \DRA Meta region. 45%

3NG/198/89/E Setting up of a community services centre, Cali. 637 318 298 664 DODESPA 47%

DNG/BG/10/89/B Organizing practical courses on popular communication and 12 808 9 606 00 DKFAM B video production, Apartado, Uraba region. 75% >o

3NG/BG/23/89/E Setting up a popular canteen and nutritional education centre, 23 738 15 000 INTEBMON Medellin. 63%

Construction and equipment of an agricultural training centre 72 555 8 169 for young people, Leticia. 11%

DNG/BG/24/89/E Equipment for a health and vocational training centre, Cali. 13 710 10 283 dANOS UNIEAS 75%

0NG/BG/27/89/D Setting up of a centre for the promotion of self-development, 3 783 1 768 DESWOS Barranquilla, Atlantic department. 47%

0NG/BG/29/89/D Setting up a support centre for women's groups and youths, 12 787 9 590 Villa Rica. 75% COLOMBIA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

NG/BG/32/89/D Vehicle for an agricultural development programme in Vitonco, 23 802 15 000 Tierradentro region. 63% Setting up of a communal centre in Puerto Concordia, Meta 11 138 8 354 region. 75% A motorcycle for a grassroots health action, Restrepo, Meta 2 540 1 723 region. 68%

Purchase of motor canoes for groups of Indians in the Méndez 3 914 2 935 region. 75% 3fo/BG/42/8$/NL Setting up of a research and documentation centré in the 24 904 12 950 >o WIB framework of a support programme for youths and small entrepr­ 52% o eneurs run by CECAN, Cali. K5/BG/49/89/F Support for the work of IPC (Instituto Popular de Capacitación) 19284 11 067 JCFD - training for leaders of popular organizations, Aburra valley, 57% Medellin. ÏÎG/BG/74/89/IT Equipment for a health programme in Soacha region, Cundimarca 28 567 13 462 ÍOU department. 47% ïfc/BG/92/89/tK Support for the work of OÍA (Organización Indígena de 28 696 14 348 KFAM Antioquia), Medellin. 50%

2 670 398 1 257 576 CONGO

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/111/89/F Support for the operation Mindouli Centre: laying on water 65 718 32 862 AFVP for Kindamba Nigouedi. 50% CNG/BG/13/89/B Support for the work of Forum des Jeunes Entreprises de 12 112 9 085 SOS FAIM Camafrique, Brazzaville. 75%

77 830 41 947 I NO COSTA RICA

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/133/89/D Extension and consolidation of the work undertaken by ALLUDES 134 942 67 471 LAZ (Association La Luisa dé Desarrollo), La Luisa. 50%

CNG/BG/26/89/E Opening up demonstration fields, Huetar Atlántica, Limon 26 691 13 377 tXJDESPA province. 50%

GNG/BG/42/89/NL Setting up an informal éducation centre for Salvadoran refugees, 18 120 13 590 ÑdVIB San José. 75%

ONG/BG/70/89/IT Setting up an information and documentation centre for peasants, 9 007 6 596 CROCEVIA Guacimo, Limon province. 73% 0NG/BG/80/89/IT Setting up a multipurpose training centre, Huacalito, Heredia 11 026 7 939 MXISV province. 72% >o

199 786 108 973 COTE D'IVOIRE (IVORY COAST)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

>IG/157/89/F Setting up a trades-for-youth house and training those in charge, 117 121 58 071 \TD QUART MONDE Bouake. 50% TERRE ET HCKME DE DB4AIN

0NG/BG/28/89/D Support for an agricultural training centre, Niakaramandougou, 17 843 13 382 DEUTSCHER CARITAS Katiola department. 75% VERBAND

134 964 71 453 CUBA

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/28/89/D Sanitary equipment for ah old people's centre, La Havane. 14 827 11 121 DEUTSCHER CARITAS 75% VERBAND

CNG/BG/81/89/IT Support for training activities in the artisanal fishing sector, 20 004 15 000 CISP run by the Institut Andres Gonzalez Lines, La Havane. 75%

34 831 26 121 DOMINICA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/2/89/B Support for a training programme by the purchase of video 7 314 3 657 CCMIDE equipment, Roseau. 50% GNG/BG/15/89/B Setting up a vocational training section for cabinetmaking 12 612 9 459 WITHUIS in a secondary school in Roseau. 75% VOLONTARIAAT

19 926 13 116

>o DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CrtG/176/89/D Support for an agroforestry programme, Zambrana-Chacuey 237 992 118 961 ENHH region. 50%

CNG/322/89/D Improvement in habitat and production conditions in the 95 243 47 618 DESNOS informal economy sector, La Zurza. 50%

GNG/BG/5/89/B Support for the health programmes run by PROSAIN. 15 627 11 720 FRERES THES HOMvffiS 75%

0NG/BG/10/89/B Installation of a crafts centre, El Limonal, Bani province 12 676 9 507 CKFAM B 75%

CNG/BG/73/89/IT Support for the work of ASA (Amigos Siempre Amigos) as 3 749 1 942 o COSPE regards prevention and information on the AIDS virus, 52% Santo Domingo.

GNG/BG/88/89/UK Setting up a laundry in a centre for old people, Santiago. 48 715 15 000 HELP THE AGED 31%

414 002 204 748 ECUADOR (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

DNG/199/89/E Setting up workshops for crafts and industrial mechanics, 359 552 60 841 OODESPA Guayaquil. 17%

ONG/326/89/IT Support for farm cooperatives in Cayambe canton. 324 427 158 409 TERRA NUOVA 49% 0NG/BG/1/89/B Support for: BROEDERLIJK DELEN the training activities run by CEDECO (Corporación 14 652 10 989 Ecuatoriana para el Desarrollo de la Comunicación), Quito. 75%

- UPCOC (Union Provinciale des Coopératives et Communautés de 19 780 14 835 Cañar), Cuenca. 75% >o the work of OONFENIAE, Quito, for the protection, 9 280 6 960 and demarcation of Huaorani territory. 75% Support for a health programme run by CISOL, Loja. 11 478 8 609 75% ONG/BG/3/89/B Support for a training programme for members of two 17 474 13 106 COOPIBO organizations - MXH in Cuenca and UFML in Loja. 75%

CNG/BG/10/89/B Support for the work of CEDEP (Centro de Educación 12 188 9 141 CKFAM B Popular), Quito. 75% CNG/BG/23/89/E Vehicle for a housing construction programme, Guayaquil 22 911 15 000 INTEFMON 65% ECUADOR (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ÑCJ/BG/29/89/D Vehicle for a savings/credit programme run by the 20 294 15 000 Ann Centro Ecuatoriano del Fondo Ecuménico de Prestamos, 74% Saldeco and Penipe regions.

Construction of a central warehouse for storing fice, 16 909 12 682 Jigual zone. 75%

ÑtJ/BG/49/89/Í» Support for the work of Pichincha Reccharimui in the 22 116 10 766 fcáFD fields of literacy, education and elementary culture of 49% the indigenous movement, Cayambe canton.

Ñt}/I»/Sl/S9/fr Setting Up a collective Irrigation network for family 10 412 7 039 JÏCDA gardens, Ludo, Azuay province. 68% o 00 N6/BG/71/89/ÍT Setting up a reception centre for Indian children, Ambato. 37 367 15 000 DE 40% to/BG/74/89/IT Equipment for a vocational training centre for the 30 051 14 Ô9& handicapped, Esmeraldas. 47%

¡fà/BG/79/89/iT Support for an agricultural training programme tun by OPIP 8 907 4 810 'ERRANUOVA (Organización de Pueblos Indígenos de Pastaza). 54%

Support for agricultural training for members of the 8 743 4 80$ Pisambilla cooperative, Cayambe canton. 55%

946 541 382 094 EGYPT

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ÏKÎ/20/89/F Support for an integrated education and development programme 400 470 184 360 XFD in the Assiout region through the ACHE units 46% (Association Chrétienne de la Haute Egypte). 193 346 95 611 DNG/193/89/D Housing construction, Moytamadea, Giseh. 49% OESWOS

0NG/BG/2/89/B Audiovisual equipment for a literacy programme, Minia. 9 752 4 876 OCMIDE 50%

Support for a training programme by purchasing equipment for a 10 971 5 486 sewing workshop, Ezbet-el-Koussayarine. 50%

0NG/BG/9/89/B Setting up a pilot farm/agricultural training centre, 30 000 15 000 ORIENTALIA Shousha, Minia district. 50%

0NG/BG/62/89/F Support for a Caritas educational training centre by 28 420 15 000 HANDICAP INTL. introducing psycho-motor functions as a therapeutic 53% practice, Cairo.

CNG/BG/93/89/IK Support for the work of CEOSS (Coptic Evangelical Organization 16 250 9 981 POPULATION CONCERN for Social Services) in training women as community leaders, 61% Minia.

689 209 330 314 EL SALVADOR (l)

EC PROJECT TOTAL (XJNTRIBUTiÓN REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

**}/45/89/NL Supplying farm inputs and school materials, Morazan district. 285 542 142 644 ICÎDO 50%

3NÈ3/46/89/NL Supplying farm inputs and school materials, Chalàtenango 285 542 142 644 ÍOOO district. 50%

3NÔ/195/89/IÎUL Support for an agricultural training programme, 213 256 75 924 fttbCAIRE Nueva Concepción, Chalàtenango district. 36%

JNG/225/89/F Support for a credit programme for equipment and the loan of 147 638 50 782 XÎD implements, with a view to infrastructure and development work 35% in popular urban areas. o 3NG/260/89/F Support for the work of children's centres, run by the 40 200 19 270 o INSTITUT Acopeli fishing cooperative, La Libertad. 48% BELLEVILLE

3ÑG/302/89/B Support for a programme for the promotion of women in the fields 262 641 131 363 3XFAM-B of health, popular education and the organization of these 50% sectors, La Union, Usulutan, Morazan and San Miguel departments.

ÏIÔ/347/89/E Setting Up of a rural promotion centre in San Pedro de 192 765 96 382 [ftTCRMON Teotefeque, La Libertad, department. 50%

U&/BG/10/89/B Purchase of a tank for collecting water, Miramar community, 10 228 5 114 KEAM-B Usulutàn department. 50%

Support for water harvesting, Miramar community, Usulutan 2 434 1 826 department. 75% EL SALVADOR (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Installation of a popular canteen for the unemployed, 9 738 4 869 San Salvador. 50%

CNG/BG/15/89/B Extension of an agricultural training programme, 20 Oil 15 000 WITHUIS Santiago Texaguangos. 75% VOLONTARIAAT

ONG/BG/23/89/E Equipment for an irrigation programme, Moropala canton, 33 756 12 757 INTEFMON San Miguel department. 38%

ONG/BG/26/89/E Support for a vocational training programme for women, 29 091 14 546 OODESPA San Salvador. 50% i 0NG/BG/41/89/NL Support for the training activities in cooperative management, o IOOO organised by FECORAPCEN (Federación de Cooperativas de la 14 184 7 092 Reforma Agraria region Para Central), Zacatecoluca, La Paz 50% department.

ONG/BG/42/89/NL Support for the work of the Instituto de Investigaciones 10 100 7 575 NOVIB Económicas and the publication of a bimonthly bulletin in 75% particular, San Salvador. ONG/BG/45/89/IRL Support for an integrated community programme for "ex" 19 652 12 184 TROCAIRE refugees in the villages of La Mora and Los Almendros, 62% Cuscatlan department.

ONG/BG/48/89/HC Setting up a health centre at the National University, 13 339 10 005 WUS-EK San Salvador. 75%

CNG/BG/49/89/F Support for the work of the Fondation Maqui1ishuatl 13 250 7 920 CCFD for the training of grassroots leaders for an 60% educational programme for women. EL SALVADOR (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

3NG/BG/76/89/IT Production of medicinal herbs and fruits in support of a 9 112 6 800 IANI TESE health action run by a group of women, Usulutan department 75%

3NG/BG/79/89/IT Medical equipment for community centre, San Miguel. 5 164 3 896 rERRA NUOVA 75% NG/BG/85/89AK Support for the legal service of the Oficina de Tutela Legal 25 257 15 000 3IRISTIAN AID del Arzobispado, San Salvador. 59% XK5/BG/98/89/IK Support for: *AR ON WOT the health care work carried out by CIAS in Santa Ana and 7 837 3 733 Ahua Chapan departments. 48% o for the integrated development actions led by DAD-PAZ, 13 498 4 834 Morazan department. 36%

DNG/BG/99/89/IK Support for a training programme in community health, 8 444 6 333 VUS San Salvador region. 75%

1 672 679 798 493 ETHIOPIA (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL (XJNTRIBUTÍON REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0H3/66/89AK Support for a reafforestation programme, Kadida Gamela 286 538 143 2ë9 TEAR FUND district, Shoa province. 50% dNfJ/92/89/B Support for the rehabilitation of famine victims and the 275 034 137 5Í7 SOS FAIM revival of agricultural production, particularly by installing 50% fifteen flour mills and two small units for making simple farm tools, Sahel, Barka and Sehnit provinces. dtô/99/89/C Support for a water supply programme. 2 824 930 872 $14 ÑCjVlB-NL/GARD-F 31%

CÍtó/103/89/lRL Support for an agricultural and soil conservation programme, 2 064 319 500 óób ¿ELF HELP Ad ami TüiuWoreda, Shoa province. 24% o

GNtJ/145/89/lít Support for an integrated development programme* 4 147 298 500 óób CAÍOD Mogoralb-Forto region, Barka province. i 2%

C*»/154/89/lT Construction of a centre for the advancement of women, 973 570 150 000 cifis Addis Ababa. 15% GNS/165/89/NL Support for a health and water supply programme i Gamo Gofa 339 538 150 boó CEBBdD region. 44%

ONÜ/196/89/C Support for a rural development programme run by 3 883 100 706 800 NOVÍB-NL/EZE-Ü Agri-Sérvice, Bale and Gamo Gofa regions. 18% ETHIOPIA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ÏKÎ/231/89/B Support for an agricultural extension programme for resettled 572 250 252 897 SOS FAIM peasants. 44% HG/250/89/NL Support for a school centre for children whose parents are 411 -225 198 000 INTERKERKELIJKE lepers, Addis Ababa. 48% STICHTING EIHIOPIA

3NG/278/89/F , Support for a water engineering programme (tapping springs, 614 070 221 484 INTERAIOE laying on water, manual wells),'Din Din and Archo zones. 36%

0NG/BG/8/89/B Setting up a workshop for making kitchen utensils, Oroto, 20 392 11 175 NOOS Sahel province. 55%

0NG/BG/13/89/B Equipment and tools for an irrigation action and for 20 000 15 000 o SOS FAIM the farm implements workshop. 75%

0NG/BG/29/89/D Setting up communal kitchens, Dessie, Wollo region 20 531 15 000 DWH 73%

0NG/BG/41/89/NL Support for the work of EGT (Ethiopian Gemini Trust), 62 888 13 134 IOOO Addis Ababa. 21% Extension to a centre for abandoned children, Addis Ababa 19 915 9 957 50%

CNG/BG/43/89/IRL Restoration of dwellings, Addis Ababa. 19 119 14 339 CONCERN 75% Setting up communal kitchens, Addis Ababa 11 487 8 615 75% ETHIOPIA (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Construction of latrines* Addis Ababa. 17 837 12 600 719Í,

Restoration of communal kitchens, Addis Ababa. 12 974 9 73Ó 75%

Repairs to latrines Addis Ababa. 11 944 8 958 75% Construction of two health centres, Kadias and Un Nam, 10 112 7 584 Abu Rukba region. 75%

(JNtJ/BG/47/89/EÍC Equipment for: mNCHURCHAID - a health operation in Akado and Gilo, Gambela region; 24 315 15 000 o 62% for the local production of carts, Gambela region. 9 163 12 351 75%

ON3/BG/49/89/F Vehicle for a health programme in Chencha region. 14 7^ cfcflb 25 431 58% dftë/BG/53/89/F Equipment for the dispensaries in Bele and Gesuba, 14 739 INTERAIDE Wolayta region. 20 950 70% Implementing a community health programme and training health 14 $22 workers, Gesuba, Wolayta region. 30 053 50%

CtiG/BG/64/89/Í1 Equipment for the education centre in Harar. 14 915 SBOOURS CATHOLIQUE 48 960 30% ETHIOPIA (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/65/89-F Repairing and building wells : AICF - for two peasant associations; 35 035 15 000 43% - for five peasant associations, 38 402 15 000 North Shoa. 39%

0NG/BG/81/89/IT Equipment for the development of a water engineering programme 20 000 15 000 CISP implemented by the cooperative in Bougea, Damote Gale district, 75% Wolayta region.

CNG/BG/84/89/IK Support for a programme of surface water protection, Asvraja 91 800 15 000 ACTION AID de Dalocha and Lanfaro, Shewa region. 16% o CNG/BG/92/89/UK Equipment for tapping springs, Bolosso region, Wolayta region. 30 455 15 000 o OKFAM 49%

Support for a health programme, Bolosso region, Wolayta 8 910 4 040 45%

0NG/BG/93/89/UK Equipment for a training programme run by RvADA 6 834 5 126 POPULATION CONCERN (Rural Women Development Agents), Addis Ababa. 75%

ONG/BG/98/89/IK A mobile mill for the National Union of Eri trean Women, 32 069 15 000 VtoR ON WOT Sahel province. 47%

ONG/BG/100/89AK Vehicle for SOS Sahel Ethiopia, Addis Ababa. 3 244 2 433 SOS SAHEL 75%

17 047 880 4 144 210 FIJI

EC PROJECT TOTAL (XJNTRIBÚflON REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST tJNb/190/89/TJK Support for an agricultural training programme, 739 609 352 954 OS-OPERATION FOR Taveuni island. 48% DEVELOPMENT

Ofe/BG/29/89/b Support for a reafforestation programme in Lakeba and 30 880 15 boo ÍHHH Gau islands. 49%

Ofc/BG/41/89/NL Setting up of a vocational and preschool centre, Lautoka. 74 244 15 ÓÓ0 1000 20%

844 733 382 954 o GAMBIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/16/89/B Equipment and support for a motivation campaign run by GYF 12 000 9 000 TERRE NOUVELLE (Gambian Youth Federation), Serrekunda. 75%

CNG/BG/85/89AK Support for a reafforestation programme by digging wells and 32 181 8 942 CHRISTIAN AID setting up nurseries, Brikama. 28%

CNG/BG/93/89/UK Support for the work of GFPA (Gambia Family Planning 5 804 4 353 POPULATION CONCERN Association) by training community workers in family 75% planning, Upper River and North Bank division.

ONG/BG/96/89AK Support for a vaccination programme. 17 595 13 000 SAVE THE CHILDREN 75% FUND o oo

67 580 35 295 GHANA (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0N3/1O1/89/NL Support for a water supply programme (digging wells and 1 291 088 196 198 GÉËBJD maintenance equipment), Tamala region. 15%

0NÔ/1O2/89/NL Support for a health programme, Drobo. 105 117 52 559 CÈBB40 50%

0N6/301/89/B Support for a centre for printing and circulating 336 204 168 102 OCMIDE informative and educational material, Wa. 50%

OÑGÍ/316/89/E Support for a primary health programme, Asaf region. 425 746 210 973 PROSALUS 50%

OíS/BG/27/89/fc Support for the construction of dwellings at Likpe-Bala, 14 150 7 415 o DESNOS Volta region. 52*> >o ÚNG/BG/42/89/NL Support for the training activities organized by GAWU 25 000 15 000 NOtflB (Ghana Agricultural Workers Union of TUC), Accra. 60%

(M/BG/45/89/ÎRL Vehicle for a health programme in Navrongo-Bolgatanga region. 19 128 14 346 TfcÛCAIRE 75%

ONb/BG/85/89/tk Support for the work of KDLADEP (Konkomba Literacy & Development 19 845 14 883 (MlSTIAN AID Programmé), Tamale. 75%

C*»/BG/86/89/tJÉC Support for the Ghana Trades Union Congress, Accra. 18 975 13 400 CîtJC 71%

CNG/BG/87/89ÀK Support for the Church-backed West-Africa Regional Forestry 28 773 14 962 CO-OPERATION FOR Programme, Accra. 52% DEVELOPMENT GHANA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Equipment for the pottery workshop of a training centre, 2 535 1 217 Winneba. 48% Setting up of a water supply system at the hospital in 2 218 1 087 Wenchi, Sunyani district. 49% CNG/BG/88/89AK Medicines for the National Catholic Secretariat Drug Centre, 13 668 10 251 HELP THE AGED Accra. 75% 0NG/BG/97/89/IK Equipment for the National Service Scheme, Accra. 17 970 7 500 VSO 42%

o I 2 320 417 727 893 GRENADA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION fcEFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Otó/BG/97/89/tK Equipment for a secondary school, St. George's. 14 970 4 500 VSO 30% GUATEMALA (l)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/31/89/F Developing the rearing of small animals and strengthening 231 250 115 625 VSF training structures, Chisec district. 50%

ONG/151/89/IT Programme for the growth and rural development of peasant 590 128 279 757 ICU associations through M5RR (Movimiento 47% Guatemalteco de Reconstrucción Rural), Jalapa region.

0NG/235/89/E Support for integrated development, Patzun, Chimaltenango 195 449 50 878 INTEFMON department. 26%

ONG/327/89/IT Support for a programme of primary health training, Solóla, 243 900 111 800 ICU Esquipulas and Quetzaltenango regions. 46%

205 667 0NG/328/89/E Support for livestock development, Todos Santos municipality, 439 862 ro VETERM3N Huehue Tenango department. 47% I 0NG/336/89/IT Setting up of a multipurpose centre for training craftsmen and 368 118 184 059 MSP young farmers, Guatemala City. 50%

0NG/BG/10/89/B Setting up two workshops - one for sewing, one for 3 711 2 783 OXFAM-B carpentry, Chimaltenango. 75%

0NG/BG/24/89/E Equipment for the electrification of El Arco village, 8 521 6 391 M&NOS UNIDAS Zacapa province. 75%

0NG/BG/26/89/E Support for the work of the Centro Estudiantil 15 841 8 280 OODESPA Balanya, Guatemala City. 52%

Setting up of a dental clinic in Kinal, Guatemala City. 28 636 15 000 52% GUATEMALA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ñ0 TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

3NO/BG/40/89/NL Support for a community development programme (éducation, 39 099 10 671 ZEBEMO health, income-generating activities) organized in two 27% shantytcfans in Guatemala City.

Extension of a youth vocational training centre* Chahal. 35 516 13 45l 38% fÜÍ/BG/42/89/NL Construction of an office for the Cooperativa Agrícola Integral 14 493 9 lib NOtflB Las Ilusiones, Chimaltenángo. 67% Support for informal educational activities and training of 23 810 15 000 children and young people, run by the Centro Educativo Pop Wiy, 63% Chi chicaitenango. U4 I Setting up a communal workshop for making fibrocement 6 340 4 15S components, Patznun. 75%

(Üa/BG/76/89/ÍT Support for the training work of ACC (Asociación 4 443 3 300 NttNl TESE Campesina Colombense), Corta Cuca, Quetzaltenango department. 74%

(M/BG/77/89/ÎT Support for the work of the team attività social! 10 678 7 *4è MLAL della colonia El Limon, Guatemala City. 73%

2 259 795 1 044 975 GUINEA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/78/89/B Intensification of agricultural production (use of draught 652 440 310 818 ACT oxon and the processing of agricultural products). 48%

CNG/BG/28/89/D Support for a preschool education programme: DEUTSCHER CARITAS VERBAND 13 122 9 840 - Kankan-Kissidougou prefecture; 75%

3 607 2 705 - Conakry region; 75%

13 233 9 925 - N'Zérékoré region. 75%

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682 402 333 288 GUINEA-BISSAU (l)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Ofc/22/89/F Support for integrated development, Tombali region (stage III) 153 963 74 269 CRIAA 48% Integrated rural development in and round Boe. 914 804 339 778 Clfc/128/89/D 37% Setting up a support centre for village production and 392 473 195 Ó86 CNG/141/89/B marketing of local breeds of sheep, goats and poultry, 50% ítíb Fa 'Mandinga. (3Nb/345/89/P Support for a health programme in Boe region. 500 000 250 000 AMI 50%

GNG/BG/6/89/B Support for a vocational training programme by 13 939 10 454 VA ÎLES DE PAIX purchasing a vehicle, Boloma islands. 75% I ONtj/BG/12/89/B Support for Solidami for the preparation of thé Convention 8 948 6 710 WD Nationale de Coopération Non Gouvernementale avec la 75% Guinée-Bissau, Bissau, ; Technical support, via Coopac, via Coopac, Bissau, for a 11 090 6 706 carpentry workshop and for a unit making educational material 60% dte/BG/42/89/NL Support for the work of a fishermen's association in Farim, 10 193 7 645 NOVIB especially by setting up a working fund for the 75% purchase of fishing material. CNG/BG/38/89/D Equipment for the electrification of the village of Beli, Boé 4 717 3 538 TOD region. 75% GUINEA-BISSAU (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/5O/89/F Setting up a carpentry workshop, Cubacare, Tombal i. 10 439 7 820 rjRIAA 75% Equipment for artisanal soap making by a group of women, 8 669 6 398 Darauda, Tombal i region. 74% 0NG/BG/67/89/P Equipment for the Associacâo de Mulheres, 6 827 5 120 CIDAC Santo Domingos. 75% Equipment for activities for women, run in the framework 9 330 6 980 of PIC, I ember em, Tombal i region. 75% Equipment for a training centre for those in charge of the 18 130 13 284 regions and of the planning sector, Bissau. 73% o i

Setting up of a documentation centre at the Instituto Nacional 16.083 12 062 de Desenvolvimiento de Educacáo, Bissau. 75%

2 079 605 945 850 EQUATORIAL GUINEA

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CNG/109/89/Ë Support for a health programme, Nosk-Nsomo district. 330 286 138 403 MSF 42%

ONG/309/89/E Setting up a school for literacy and for the advancement of 714 134 349 $08 MADRESELVA women, Ëla N'Guema. 49%

1 044 420 488 211

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EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/271/89/NL Support for an anti-malaria programme. 465 900 225 000 ARTSEN ZCNDER 48% GRENZEN

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QNG/23/89/F Support for an integrated development programme in the Cahos 883 977 441 171 INTERAIDE mountains, Chenot, Perodin and Medor zones. 50%

DÜG/82/89/LUX Support for agricultural development in Café-Lompré region. 78 063 39 030 OBJBCTIF 50% TIERS MONDE

0NG/BG/14/89/B Installation of solar energy at the Chansolme Social centre, 3 974 1 987 SOS/PG Port dé Paix. 50%

[W&/BG/53/89/F Support for the training of water engineering agents, Ennery, 17 238 12 0o7 IÑTCRAIDE Artibonlte department. 70%

Setting up a garage-cum-training centre in Port-au-Prince. 24 943 14 973 60% o i Support for job creation and housing construction, Fatima 33 525 14 957 district, Port de Paix. 45%

Support for job creation and housing construction, Fatima 37 939 14 957 district, Port de Paix. 39%

Construction and repair Of primary schools in Bas Cahos, 22 451 14 957 Art i boni te department. 67%

Construction of three schools in Potmo, Marinet and Zoranger, 22 019 14 957 Cahos mountains, Artiboriite department. 68% HAITI (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Training of school masters and purchase of small school 19 845 14 883 equipment, Bas Cahos, Artibonite department. 75%

Training of health workers andmidwives, nutrition and 15 028 11 271 health/hygiene campaign and construction of latrines, 75% Bas Perodin zone, Artibonite department.

Water engineering improvements (building tanks, tapping 24 766 13 575 springs) at Mare Rouge and La Tortue island, North-West 55% department.

0NG/BG/64/89/F Protection against flood waters by building gabions, 20 176 14 275 SBOOURS CATHOLIQUE Sucrerie Henry village, Les Cayes region. 71% orv) Support for the work of PRED (Projet Régional d'Education au 38 278 14 915 Développement), Jérémie. 39% CNG/BG/65/89/F Sanitation of La Tannerie shantytown (latrines and 31 566 14 869 AICF embankments for the access roads), Gonaives. 47% 0NG/BG/77/89/IT Support for the Association HSI (Haïti Solidarité 18 833 13 843 MLAL International), Port-au-Prince. 74% ONG/BG/95/89/UK Setting up two cooperatives for grain storage, in 35 656 14 807 TEAR FUND Gros-Morne and Liancourt. 42%

1 328 277 681 494 HONDURAS

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ONG/55/89/NL Support for an integrated development programme organized 234 526 117 263 HÍVOS by CEPRCD in fourteen villages. 50%

GNG/227/89/lk Support for a vocational training programme, Mosquitia region 457 674 225 018 TEAR FUND 49%

CNÔ/BG/15/89/B Support for a health programme - education, motivation, 20 Oil 15 000 WHtauis vehicle* equipment, Cama sea. 75% VÛIJONTARIAAT atà>/BG/17/89/È Support for trade union training run by OGT (Central General 19 495 14 621 SOLIDARITE de Trabajadores), Tegucigalpa. 75% MONDIALE i

Cltë/BG/45/89/IRL Support for a community development programme by 11 370 8 527 TOOCAIRE purchasing a vehicle, Las Mercedes, El Progresse. 75% I

ONO/BG/92/89AÍC Support for the work of FÍTRH (Federación Independiente de 24 788 12 Î94 CDCFAM Trabajadores de Honduras), San Pedro Sula. 50%

0MG/BG/98/89AK Support for the work of FtJTH (Federación Unitaria de 4 930 3 222 WAR ONWVNT Trabajadores de Honduras), Tegucigalpa. 65%

772 794 396 045 INDIA (1)

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DNG/71/89/F Setting up of an agricultural training centre for young 103 424 51 712 SBOOURS POPULAIRE people, Padra, Baroda district, Gujarat state. 50% FRANÇAIS

0NG/1OS/89/LUX Setting up of a multipurpose socioeconomic development 81 092 40 546 AIE» A L'ENFANCE centre in Rextown, Tamil Nadu state. 50% DE L'INDE

0NG/118/89/D Support for a vocational training programme in the 512 683 224 597 BORLA shantytowns of Nagpur. 44%

0NG/120/89/D Housing construction, well diffing and road improvements, 65 991 32 995 DESEOS Dasilnaickanoor, Tamil Nadu state. 50%

GNG/125/89/D Support for an integrated rural development programme (KADEP) 930 340 465 170 KUBEL-STIFIUNG in ten villages in Idduki district, Kerala state. 50%

CNG/139/89/TJC Support for an integrated training centre (agriculture, 201 627 100 814 INDIAN VOLUNTEERS appropriate technology, dairy farming, promotion of women), 50% FOR CXMUNITY Amar-Purkashi, Moradabad district. DEVELOIMENT

ONG/146/89/NL Support for a rural development programme - formation, 85 344 42 672 ICOO health education, agriculture, Darsani region, Madhya • 50% Pradesh state.

0NG/161/89/UK Support for an orthopaedic workshop for the handicapped and the 255 045 123 509 ACTION ON training of technicians, Bangalore. 48% DISABILITY AND DEVELOPMENT INDIA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE NO TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST fcNG/178/89/D Support for a rural development programme (marketing centre, 172 000 86 000 DWHH equipment for fishermen, irrigation, agricultural 50% equipment), Kaikhali, West Bengal state.

Ôfc/202/89/D Support for housing construction and village development, 284 273 142 136 DESKOS Prakasam district, Andhra Pradesh state. 50%

OÑ6/216/89/D Support for integrated village development - housing 499 262 249 631 DESWOS construction, improvement and marketing of production, Howrah 50% district, West Bengal state. dÍG/221/89/lT Support for the integrated development of 117 families living 26 285 13 143 OPÊRAZIONE in three villages in Chirigleput and Ramanad districts, 50% SVÍLUPPO Tamil Nádu state.

OÍG/241/89/D Support for integrated development in Gandhi pu ram, Tamil Nadu 252 486 126 243 DESEOS (construction of dwellings, a multipurpose centré in a school, 50% sanitation).

ONfc/244/89/I* Support for a rural development programme (village 431 000 215 500 0**H organization, agricultural production, income-generating 50% activities for women) run by A5M\RE in twenty villages in North-West Suryapet, Nalgonda district.

Gto/245/89/D Setting up of a vocational training centre for village 474 000 237 ÓÓ0 ERÉW development workers, Taiavadi, Periyar district, Tamil Nadu 50% state. INDIA (3)

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ONG/247/89/D Integrated rural development in sixteen villages, 760 436 380 218 KUBEL-STIFTÜNG Ernakulam district, Karala state. 50%

CNG/291/89/NL Setting up a training centre for health workers, Vejendla, 260 547 104 220 CEBRO Andra Pradesh state. 40%

CNG/299/89/NL Support for the work of SCRHP (Society for Comprehensive Rural 420 873 87 527 ICOO Health Projects), Jamkled, Maharashtra state. 21%

CNG/343/89/UC Support for an agricultural programme for improved water 900 000 449 939 AGA KHAN supplies, soil protection and conservation and the installation 50% FOUNDATION of biogas, in three regions of Junagadh district, Gujarat state.

ONG/BG/2/89/B Support for a programme to supply drinking water by: GCMIDE - digging and equipping two wells, Kalligudi, Tiruchirapalli 6 754 5 065 district, Tamil Nadu state. 75%

- deepening a well, Perumalpalayam, Trichy district, 2 438 1 219 Tamil Nadu state. 50%

- laying on water in Pyndengrei, Nongstoin district, 13 653 6 827 Meghalaya state. 50%

Support for a health programme: - by buying basic equipment and audiovisual aids, Vysarpadi, 5 608 2 804 Madras district, Tamil Nadu. 50% - by buying a vehicle, Mederametla, Prakasam district, 9 362 4 681 Andhra Pradesh state. 50% INDIA (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Support for a vocational training programme for girls by 2 926 1 463 buying equipment, Madras, Tamil Nadu state. 50%

Support for job creation for young people and/or women by setting up:

a workshop for making artisanal basketry, 9 947 4 974 Thundáthuvilai, Tamil Ñadu state. 509o

a weaving centre, Enayam, Tamil Nadu state. 10 191 5 095 50% Setting Up a working fund to let fishermen buy equipment, 4 584 3 438 Mi da lam, Tamil Nadu. 75%

rvj ONÓ/BG/8/89/B Support for a vocational training programme for Harijan women 27 836 13 918 MOOS Aravanampettai. 50%

Ctl6/BG/19/89/LtlX Housing Construction, Hohavar, Karnataka state. 26 445 14 6Í4 ACTION SOLIDARITE 55% TIERS-MONDE Purchasing inputs for an agricultural programme implemented

in five villages in Dhanduka region; 8 215 3 19Í 30%

in fourteen villages in Banashkantha district, Gujarat state. 30 738 11 96Í 39% INDIA (S)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Construction of a community centre, Dubhacherla, Godavari 16 756 11 847 district, Andra Pradesh state. 71%

Providing a bank guarantee to improve transportation (buying 29 810 15 000 carts and camels), Kalol and Vigapur communes, Mehsana district 50% Gujarat state.

Extending a training centre, Suranam, Tamil Nadu state. 5 041 3 781 75%

Setting up a working fund for farmers from eleven villages in 15 973 9 596 Patan and Kheralu communes, Mehsana district, Gujarat state. 60%

GNG/BG/20/89/LUX Equipment for a health centre, Coonoor, Nilgiris district, 20 849 14 974 rv> BRIEDERLBCH DELEN Tamil Nadu state. 72% o

CNG/BG/24/89/E Support for an agricultural programme by purchasing a vehicle, 12 314 9 236 M4NOS UNIDAS Cambay, Ahmedabad region. 75%

Support for a dairy programme and an irrigation programme, 10 199 7 650 Tiruchirapal1 i, Tamil Nadu state. 75%

CNG/BG/27/89/D Rebuilding dwellings after floods: DESKOS - in six villages, Udaynarayanpur region; 13 908 6 954 50% - in four villages, Amta Block I region; 13 908 6 954 50% - in five villages, Amta Block II region. 13 908 6 954 50% INDIA (6)

EC DROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Construction of houses in two leper colonies, in Makti Dham 35 896 3 288 Kusht and Shivpuri Kusht. 9%

Support for an irrigation programme: sinking and 50 992 15 0ÓÓ equipping wells in villages in Guntur district, Ahdhra Pradesh 29% state.

Setting up eight accommodation centres for people on training 16 070 11 077 courses, Pudukkottai district, Tamil Nadu state. 69%

Setting Up ten community centres in ten districts in Maharashtra 30 383 15 000 state. 49%

Support for the vocational training of women, Veppangudi and 17 700 8 895 Melapatty, Tiruchirapall1 district, Tamil Nadu state. 50% -«J

Setting Up a vocational training centre for women* Cuttack, 23 976 7 $00 Orissa state. 33%

Setting up a training centre for seamstresses, 1 975 1 48b Semnandapatti, Salem district Tamil Nadu state. 75%

Support for a mobile health service, Kakayampatty* 20 500 11 225 Tiruchiraballi district Tamil Nadu state. 55% INDIA (7)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/28/89/D Support for the work of Caritas: DEUTSCHER CARITAS VERBAND supplying drinking water; 9 745 7 310 75% fitting out a hostel for schoolchildren; 8 607 6 455 75% building a dispensary; 7 326 5 495 75% equipping a carpentry training centre; 8 502 6 377 75% extending a health centre; 10 000 7 500 75% setting up a health centre and a vaccination centre; 15 000 11 250 75% 00 - setting up a centre for chicken production; 15 000 11 250 75% - setting up a centre for cattle raising; 15 000 11 250 75% - contribution to a programme of school building. 8 672 6 504 75% ONG/BG/29/89/D Equipment to supply 75 villages with drinking water, Ajmer 29 597 15 000 EHHH district, Rajasthan state. 51% ONG/BG/32/89/D A vehicle: ZFE - for a training programme in crafts, Ranchi, Bihar state. 7 341 5 505 75% - for a health programme, Tilaya, Bihar state. 6 496 4 872 75% INDIA (8)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU ANti % OF TOTAL COST

- for an integrated development programme in twenty-one 7 449 5 587 villages, Tilkimaran région, Bihar state. 75%

- for a health programme* Godda district, Bihar state. 7 608 5 Ï06 ?5fc CW/BG/35/89/D Setting Up a health centre and buying an ambulance, 23 812 14 935 KUBEL-STIFIUNG Harmutty, Lakh impur district. 63%

Equipment for an integrated health action, Nagri region, 19 894 13 ÓÓ0 Kathua district. 65%

Equipment and an ambulance for a community health action in 19 894 13 000 twelve villages in Hassah district. ¡55%

Construction of housing:

- in Khooniburgh, Pauri district. 6 028 4 52Í 75% - in Irinjalakuda, TrichUr district. 22 600 13 ÍÓ8 58% - in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh state. 28 250 14 743 52% Audiovisual equipment anil an ambulance for a health and hygiene 19 894 13 000 education action in Nuzvid region, Krishna district, Andrha 65% Pradesh state.

Equipment and an ambulance for a mother and child care 20 075 13 693 programme in twelve villages in Satara district. 68% INDIA (9)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

GNG/BG/36/89/D Setting up a training/communications centre, Guntur, Andhra 38 295 15 451 SQZIAL- UND ENT- Pradesh state. 40% WICKLUNGSHILFE DES KOLPINGMERKES

Setting up a workshop for making orthopaedic material, 27 010 13 666 Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu state. 51%

Setting up a vocational training centre, Mattanoor, 31 041 12 802 Kerala state. 41%

Equipment for a print shop, Tivrandrum, Kerala state. 9 038 4 263 47% o ONG/BG/37/89/D Equipment for two technical training centre, Bombay. 19 107 13 566 i ORT - D 71% ONG/BG/39/89/D Support for a protection and control campaign against 42 000 17 000 GFSS child prostitution and AIDS, Bombay. 40% Support for the health work run by the Bharatiya Arogya Nidhi 22 500 9 000 association in Mehsana district, Gujarat state. 40%

ONG/BG/40/89/NL Oxen for an agricultural programme in the villages in 14 311 10 733 CEBEM3 Khedbrahma and Poshina regions, Gujarat state. 75% ONG/BG/41/89/NL Support for: IOOO - community development activities organized by CHSW (Council of 14 578 7 289 Hansen's Social Welfare), Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. 50% INDIA (10)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTlfJN REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AÑt) % OF TOTAL COST

- AFPRÓ (Action for Food Production) in the field of rural Ill 828 8 188 technologies, New Delhi. 7%

- community health work run by Vinoba Seva Ashram, 9 310 3 85$ Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh. 41%

- social work undertaken by Mar Thoma Syrian Church, New Delhi. 14 715 6 44% Ctô/BG/42/89/NL Support for the work of ANbB (Ahmedabad Women's Action 38 462 15 bob NOVIB Group), Gujarat state. 39& dtá/BG/44/89/ífcL Setting Up poultry keeping, St. Andrew's, Kerala state. 12 890 5 &0 GORTA 42% i

ONÜ/BG/45/89/IRL Support for an agricultural programme to help flood victims, 9 923 7 144 —A •ITÍOCAIRE Katihar region, Bihar state. 73fc I ON0/BG/49/89/Î* Support for the development of nine villages (health, 29 820 7 72Í dCFD schooling for children, agricultural production, water 26% supply, vocational training), Poona district, Maharashtra state.

CNG/BG/52/89/F Installing three photovoltaic pumps, Sarwal, Bihar state. 29 403 14 9$5 CFCF 51&

Support for the social and educational work organized in 10 555 7 $16 Palya shantytowns, Mysore» Karnataka state. 75%

General development of tííe Kurrubas tribes (reafforestation, 26 387 14 988 promotion of women, use of medicinal plants, literacy, creches), 57% Hunsur, Karnataka state. INDIA (11)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/53/89/F Support for the fight against tuberculosis organized by 21 556 14 981 INTERAIDE MLSM in Bhandra shantytowns. 69% CNG/BG/55/89/F Support for the fight against tuberculosis organized by MLSM 19 132 14 298 ENFANTS A (Maharashtra Lokahita Seva Mandai), Bombay. 75% DEVELOPPEMENT 0NG/BG/61/89/F Setting up an orthopaedic unit for RFFI (Raoul Follereau 45 700 15 000 HANDICAP INTL. Foundation India), Pondicherry. 33% CNG/BG/64/89/F Equipment: SBOOURS CATHOLIQUE - for the technical training centre in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 29 662 14 915 state. 50% - for two vocational training centres, Ithalar and Ketti, 3 553 2 515 Tamil Nadu state. 71% ÍNJ Supplying a primary school with drinking water, Lutho, 4 156 2 940 Calcutta region. 71%

Extending a primary school and setting up a dispensary in a 15 057 10 654 shantytown, Madras. 71%

Equipment for a housing construction programme, Jongkasha, 20 327 4 553 Meghalaya. 22%

Setting up a small community centre in Irudayapuram, 5 631 1 657 Sivagangai region, Tamil Nadu state. 29%

CNG/BG/66/89/P Support for a health programme in Bhawanipur region AMI sinking a 'well ; 21 800 15 000 69% INDIA (12)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

providing an ambulance! 24 200 15 Ó0Ó ¿2% Howrah district, West Bengal state.

CNG/BG/76/89/IT Equipment for a drinking water programme in three villages in 5 400 4 Ó0Ó MANÍ TESE Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh state. 74%

Equipment for a dairy cooperative, Pallapakuppam, 3 868 2 900 Tamil Nadu state. 75%

Support for an irrigation programme in three villages, 8 521 6 2ÓÓ Nalgonda district, Andhra Pradesh state. 73%

ONG/BG/84/89/tk Support for an irrigation programme in five villages, Raichur 32 335 15 obo ACTION AID district, Karnataka state» 46%

Support for: the work of the Mobile Creches association as part of their 11 143 8 477 programme for training teachers and nursery staff, Bombay. 75%

the work of APH (Association of the Physically 15 594 7 ¿50 Handicapped), Bangalore, Karnataka state. 49%

CNG/BG/85/89AK Support for: CHRISTIAN AID - the work, of GNSS (Grama Nava Nirman Samithi) in the 32 579 11 473 field Of informal integrated rural and economic 35% education, Karimnagar district.

- the community health activities organized by CUS (Calcutta 12 755 4 434 Urban Service), Calcutta. 35% INDIA (13)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Setting up a recording studio and a video production unit at 25 037 8 941 the CDC (Centre for Development Communication) Begumpet, 36% Hyderabad state.

CNG/BG/88/89/UC Support for: HELP THE AGED - the activities of the Venu Eye Institute, New Delhi, for 7 227 2 820 the prevention and control of blindness. 39%

- eye health work (operation for cataracts) by BRDS (Baba 6 275 4 705 Raghay Das Seva Sansthan), Deoria, Uttar Pradesh state. 75%

- health work by Shila Sharma Memorial Charitable Trust, 13 422 10 067 Mathura, Uttar Pradesh state. 75%

- health work by the St. John's Ambulance Association, Malda, 4 201 3 151 West Bangal state. 75%

- eye health work by the Jan Hitkari Chikitsalaya 18 569 13 927 association, Kánpur. 75%

Vehicle for a programme for old people in:

- Alwaye region, Kerala state. 7 619 5 714 75% - Cochin region, Kerala state. 8 407 6 305 75% - Proddatur region, Andhra Pradesh state. 7 330 5 498 75% - Mussoorie region, Uttar Pradesh state. 6 586 4 939 75% - Cheenkallel, Kerala state. 8 301 3 575 43% INDIA (14)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL tíOST

Setting up an old people's centre in Gopalapuram, Krishna 10 860 8 145 district» Andhra Pradesh state. 75%

0NG/BG/89/89Ak Setting up a maintenance workshop for fishing boats, 28 238 6 Hi lit» Neendakata, Kerala state. 24%

0Í*í/BG/90/8SÍ/tJK: Setting up a dairy, Tirumangalam, Madurai district, 4 847 3 ¿35 JOE KKftN TRUST Tamil Nadu state. 75%

Construction of a home for deprived youths, Madras, 23 094 15 ÓÓ0 Tamil Nadu state. 65%

Construction of a community hall/public studio, Elamanur, 4 817 3 6Í2 Madurai district, Tamil Nadu state. 16% Support for a reafforestation programme, Pannikundu, 5 298 3 709 Tamil Nádu state. 70% dNG/BG/92/89/lk Support for community development in three villages, Dangs 6 508 3 254 CKFAM district, Gujarat state. 50%

Equipment for an irrigation programme, Bhiloda, Dujarat state 8 363 4 181 50%

Drinking water for Dudu and Fagi villages, Jaipur district, 15 688 7 844 Rajasthah state. 5b% CNG/BG/93/89/tiC Support for a programme in aid of family planning and the 13 774 9 642 JPOPULATICN CONCERN promotion of women, Gudalur region, Nilgiris district, 70% Tamil Nadu state. INDIA (15)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Support for a programme in aid of family planning and the 13 774 9 642 promotion of women, Bagdam district. 70% 0NG/BG/94/89/UK Support for the work of PSS (Parivar Seva Sanstha) : MfcRIE STOPES INIL. - purchase of contraceptives; 19 831 9 916 50% - renovation of office premises; 13 532 6 766 50% - purchase of office equipment; 30 699 15 000 New Delhi. 49% 0NG/BG/96/89/UK Support for the agricultural activities of Arthik Samata 6 120 4 590 SAVE THE CHILDREN Mandai, Pat ama ta. 75% FUND O ONG/BG/98/89/UK Support for the work of: mR ON WANT Prayas Grameen Vikas Samity, Bihar state. 8 760 314 61% the Centre for Agricultural Labour, Andhra Pradesh. 6 290 706 59% the Social Service Society for Poor People, Anantapur 6 157 117 district, Andhra Pradesh. 51%

8 726 119 4 190 388 INDONESIA (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE NO TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/67/89AK Support for an integrated development programme, Ñusa 447 593 135 3¿9 OKFAM Tenggara» Timor. 30%

ON3/69/89/F Setting Up a reception and work centre for sick people from 90 334 45 Ï6Ï SBOOURS POPULAIRE remote villages, Nanga Pihoh, Sintang district, Borneo. 50% FRANÇAIS

C*tô/BG/24/89/B Equipment for a carpentry training centre, Fatumaca, Bancan, 8 210 6 Í5Í MANOS UNID\S Timor. Í5%

ON0/BG/32/89/D Vehicle for an integrated development programme, Sumatra 18 532 11 $9Í ZFÈ region. 65%

Support for a credit programme, Maumere. 15 398 11 196

73% CAJ

Setting Up an agricultural training centre, Belitang, 14 777 11 083 Sumatra region. 75%

Drinking water for Ampak village. 9 821 5 467 56% ONd/BG/40/89/ÑL Support for a drinking water programme: CEB&D - in Sumbermulyo, Java région. 25 674 15 OOÓ 58%

- in Karangrejo, Java region. 24 608 15 ÓOÓ 61% INDONESIA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Setting up a community centre, Mina island. 16 300 4 359 27% Support for a displaced persons resettlement programme, 40 593 9 566 VAimuka region, Irian Jaya province. 24% CNG/BG/41/89/NL Extension of a health centre for handicapped children, Kelurahan 19 510 8 759 ICOO Sunter, Tanjung Priok district. 45% 40 959 15 000 Setting up a training and administrative centre, Salatiga, Java. 37% GNG/BG/97/89/IK 278 220 6 000 Equipment for a national school programme. VSO 2% KM 00

1 050 529 300 180 JAMAICA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST ató/100/89AÍC Support for the work of the Mel Nathan Institute for 310 998 150 ÓÓ0 CHRISTIAN AID Development and Social Research, Kingston. 48%

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EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/87/89AK Medical equipment for the Palestinian hospital in Amman. 28 096 14 610 CO-OPERATION FOR 52% DEVELOIMENT

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EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUfíOí REFERENCE Nd TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/59/89/NL Improving living conditions in a shantytown in Phnom Penh. 999 608 450 000 N0VÍB 45%

0N0/179/89/NL Support for a food production programme in five villages in 43 175 21 587 NOVÎB Purjat province. 50*

CÑG/265/89/F Medical assistance and training for the paediatric unit at 75 390 37 695 ENFANCE ESPOIR the hospital in Chey ChurhNeas, Takhmau. 50%

CN0/BG/U/89/B Setting Up a workshop for servicing irrigation pumps, 13 826 10 3?b FÓS Svay Riéng. 75%

Oftó/BG/45/89/ÍRL Extension of an agricultural training centre, Kompong Ampil, 12 308 9 23l TROCAIRE Takeo region. 75% 0NG/BG/55/89/F Connecting a dispensary to the electricity network, Phnom Penh 1 113 806 ENFANTS & suburb. 72% DEVELOPPEMENT Installation of a small solar unit to supply water and 10 623 7 971 electricity to the provincial hospital in Takhmau* Kandal 75% province.

Support for a mother and child care programme by restoring the 7 008 4 943 maternity hospital, Chbar Ampeou, Meanchey, and by providing 71% a vehicle»

Setting up a medical laboratory in a health centré, Phnom 18 185 13 671 Penh. 75% KAMPUCHEA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

A transformer in order to improve the electricity supply 1 235 903 network in a health centre, Phnom Penh. 73% 0NG/BG/76/89/IT Purchase of small farm implements, Kiem Svai district. 31 177 15 000 MANÍ TESE 48%

1 213 648 572 178 KAMPUCHEA & LAOS

EC PROJECT TOTAL aKTRIBlJTiON REFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Otó/BG/55/89/P Medicines for the creches and RIÑE centre in Phnom Penh and 3 453 2 574 ENFANTS & Phialath. 75% DÉVELOPPEMENT

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EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/5/89/IT Laying on drinking water for the village of Munithu. 39 580 19 790 MSP 50%

CNG/12/89/IT Improving vegetable and livestock production in the peasant 626 453 305 999 TERRA NIXJVA community of Sagana, Nyeri district. 49%

CNG/61/89/NL Support for a water supply and community development 117 054 58 527 NOVIB programme, Njuthine, Meru district. 50%

CNG/74/89/UK Supplying drinking water and building latrines in twenty-five 124 871 62 435 WKTERAID schools in Kibwezi region. 50%

CNG/140/89/UK Support for a training programme for blind children in various 372 614 186 307 ROYAL OTWDNWEALTHregions . 50% -^ SOCIETY FOR THE JN BLIND

CNG/191/89/D Setting up a health centre in Karen, a Nairobi suburb. 159 800 79 900 KINDEKMISSIGNSMERK 50%

CNG/212/89/IT Building and fitting out a wing of the maternity and 421 300 210 650 MSP paediatric unit of the Disabled Children's Home, Tuuru; 50% Ntonyiri district.

ONG/243/89/D Encouraging animal husbandry in the Nginyang region, Rift 1 355 000 500 000 mm Valley province. 37% 0NG/305/89/UK Support for a water supply programme by installing a system 142 620 71 310 CHRISTIAN AID for ponding water, Ngarva region, Laikipia district. 50% KENYA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL (XJNTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ñ0 TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONÔ/306/89/lK Support for a youth vocational training programme. 643 592 321 796 VSO 50%

0ÜG/329/89/IK Support for a programme in aid of the blind (documents in 627 000 313 500 ROYAL COMMONWEALTH braille)» 50% SOTJIEIY FOR THE BLIND

OÍÍCÍ/BG/29/89/D Equipment for a technical training centre, KagundU-ini, 6 138 4 603 DfÜl Gaichanjiru, Central province. 75%

CÉ&/BG/33/89/t> Support for the parasite control programme launched in Kenya 20 000 15 0ÓÓ MÉCEF and Tanzania by AMREF, Nairobi. 75%

Or**/BG/42/89/NL Providing a working fund to set up income-generating activities 35 714 15 000 NdVlB for refugees, Nairobi. 42%

CtiÔ/BG/43/89/ÎfcL Support for training in the management of natural resources. 3 745 2 809 CbíCERN 759o

0*ÏG/BG/44/89/îfcL Support for an agroforestfy programme by setting Up small 2 578 1 079 GORTA demonstration plots, Nakuru. 42%

OtKJ/BG/45/89/ÎRL Support for a health centre by providing a vehicle, Mbitini, 25 920 14 774 TROtAIRE Machakos region. 57%

GfoG/BG/72/89/IT Equipment for the dispensary at Merti. 5 569 4 038 CEPA 73% KENYA (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Digging a canal as part of a programme to increase 16 708 12 114 agricultural production, Merti. 73%

CNO/BG/74/89/IT Equipment for a secretarial training centre, Nairobi. 3 922 1 537 ICU 39%

GNG/BG/87/89/TK Support for primary health work by the hospital in Maua 21 919 8 110 OO-OPERATICN FOR 37% DEVELOIMENT Repairs to the hospital in Maua. 24 309 11 182 46%

Equipment for the hospital in Maua. 28 429 11 940 42% o- CNG/BG/88/89/UK Providing a vehicle for a programme in aid of old people, 17 040 12 780 HELP THE AGED Nairobi region. 75%

Ophthalmic equipment for an anti-cataract programme, Kikuyu 23 849 15 000 63%

Setting up a laundry in an old people's centre, Ruaraka. 8 123 6 092 75%

Providing equipment for a housing programme in aid of the 8 859 6 644 elderly, Wajir. 75%

CNG/BG/92/89/UC Vehicle for an agricultural and sanitary programme in four 21 827 10 913 CKFAM provinces. 50% KENYA (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL bDST

OÑG/BG/93/89/UC Support for a health education programme and training in 22 200 11 110 POPULATION CONCERN family planning run by WlF Kenya Media Centre. 53%

(M/BG/94/89/IÍC Support for the work of PHS (Population & Health Services) MARIE STOPES INTL. in Nairobi : 5 676 2 639 - modernizing a health cèfatre; áófc 10 542 - providing medical equipment; 5 271 50% 3 488 - family planning training seminar; 1 ^45 5(& 9 731 - providing a vehicle; 4 U$ 50% 6 292 - audiovisual equipment; 3 Í46 50% 14 758 - medical equipment. 7 3^ 50% GNO/BG/96/89/UC Support for a workshop for the rehabilitation of the 12 240 9 180 SAVE THE CHILDREN handicapped, Kibwezi, Machakos district. 75% rtifo dNGf/BG/97/89/ÜK Digging and equipping a well for the orphanage in Leseru, 23 970 13 5ÓÓ VSÔ Rift Váiley province. 56%

CNÔ/BG/99/89/lk Support of the work of the Africa Refugee Training and 7 973 5 98Ó WUS Education Service in aid Of Ethiopian refugees, Nairobi. 75%

5 021 403 2 349 504 LAOS

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/107/89/F Support for a programme to develop units making appliances 335 634 167 817 HANDICAP for the handicapped. 50% INTERNATIONAL

CNO/224/89/F Support for a programme to develop health centres. 607 458 296 644 ŒFD 49%

CNG/BG/45/89/IRL Equipment for an agricultural training programme run by the 22 323 14 987 TOOCAIRE Bolikhamxay Institute. 67%

ONG/BG/49/89/F Setting up a workshop for drying wood, Ban Nongda, 49 007 7 006 CCFD Vientiane region. 14%

oo 1 014 422 486 454 LESOTHO

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION kEFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/251/89/UÉC Putting up henhouses in twenty schools in different parts of 241 155 120 578 LESOTHO DURHAM the country. 50% LINK

ONti/BG/29/89/D Providing a vehicle and equipment for a sewing workshop, 22 715 15 ÓÓ0 LMKKI Maseru. 66%

Support for workcamps organized by DW\ (Lesotho 3 267 2 451 Workcamps Association), Maseru. 75%

Support for IWA's institutional reforms (Lesotho Workcamps 6 535 4 9Ô1 Association), Maseru. 75%

ONG/BG/87/89AK Support for a reafforestation programme in Sefako, Peka, 21 124 10 773 (JO-OPERATION FOR Qhalasi, Motsoane, Mokhotlong and Ralehlatsa. 51% DEVELOPMENT Repairs to the water supply system at St. James hospital, 14 750 7 Í15 Mantsonyane. 50%

Support for agricultural development by supplying 3 837 1 9^5 secondhand tools. 52%

313 383 163 Ó73 LEBANON (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

GNG/49/89/F Support for a land development programme by purchasing 63 654 31 827 SOLIDARITES equipment and inputs, Wad i-La Imoun. 50% INTERNATIONALES

CNG/57/89/F Support for a rural pilot training centre, Aoukar. 86 294 43 147 AIDE À L'ENFANT 50% REFUGIÉ

CNG/76/89/B Improving a road and rebuilding a hostel for young students, 298 014 149 006 ORIENTALIA Ksara, Bekaa Valley. 50%

ONG/93/89/B Setting up a vocational training centre for handicapped 863 596 431 798 OCMIDE adolescents and young deliquents, Adma. 50%

in ONG/219/89/F Setting up an integrated agricultural and rural development unit 1 171 600 433 688 O GUILDE EUROPEENNE for dairy cows, Jbeil and Batroun regions. 37% DU RAID

CNG/BG/2/89/B Support for a health programme by fitting out a dispensary and 14 263 7 131 OCMIDE buying equipment, Sid El Bauchriye, Beirut. 50%

ONG/BG/9/89/B Supplying electricity to a vocational training centre, 30 000 15 000 ORIENTALIA Fourzol, Bekaa Valley. 50%

Re-equipping the Foyer de la Providence technical school, 30 000 15 000 Salda. 50%

Setting up a creche and a child care centre, Baabda, Beirut. 20 000 10 000 50% LERAttON (?)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AMD % OF TOTAL COST

Sinking and equipping artesian wells, Jabboulé, Baalbeck 28 000 14 000 region. 50% dfà/BG/10/89/ti Support for the vocational training activities run by 14 221 7 3Î3 OXFAM-B NAJDEHi fteirut. 5ifc

(£$/BG/49/89/F Setting tip a medical library and supplying audiovisual 14 205 6 550 equipment, Nabatieh. 46%

OÉI0/BG/57/89/F Support for: ClMADE - the health and social activities run by Solidarité et 20 355 14 Mb Développement, Saida. 70% I the work of the NAJDEtt association, Beirut. 15 000 6 860 46% I CN&/BG/76/89/ÎT Support for an agricultural and crafts production programme, 6 907 5 ÍÓÓ MANÍ TESE in particular by setting Up a working fund, Beirut. 14% dtó/BG/96/89/ík Setting Up two nursery schools in Tripoli. 7 650 5 HI SAVE THE CHILDREN 15% FUND

OMb/BG/98/89/tk Setting tip a vocational training centre, Saad Nayel. 10 272 7 42Ó VM ONVSVNT 1i%

2 694 031 1 203 111 MADAGASCAR (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

DNG/6/89/IT Setting up a rural training centre, especially for cattle 257 978 128 955 ACRA raising, Antananarivo. 50%

0NG/16/89/IT " Laying on drinking water for Vohilana village, Mananjary 24 740 12 056 SOLIDARIEIÀ PACE district. 49% E SVILUPPO

0NG/19/89/F Support for the expansion of the rural training centre 249 130 121 365 CFCF in Andriambasory. 49%

ONG/37/89/F Integrated development of Sainte Marie island (health, 495 100 233 975 AICF agriculture, water supplies and vocational training). 47%

GNS/53/89/F Support for the health services in the Ambositra region. 136 730 65 365 in L'APPEL 48% ro

ONG/148/89/F Vocational insertion of young people in Antalaha - equipping a 609 258 297 665 CRIAA technical training centre, support for a fishing 49% pre-cooperative and for a group of young farmer-fishermen.

CNG/155/89/IT Setting up of an agricultural training centre in 521 550 258 200 RBGGIO TERZOMCNDO Maharavoandriana. 50%

ONG/186/89/F Support for an extensive vaccination programme in Fort Dauphin, 515 600 234 900 MSF Southern province. 46%

ONG/208/89/IT Support for a multisectoral programme for primary health care 141 104 70 552 MSP and vocational training, Itaosy and Ilanivato. 50% MADAGASCAR (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE NO TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU ANt) % OF TOTAL COST

CJNG/288/89/C Setting Up appliance and functional rehabilitation 1 719 000 515 700 HANDICAP services for spastics in five provinces. 30% im^RNATIONAL-F /Ê&FLRH-F dte/BG/2/89/B Building a road, AmbohigOgo, Fianarantsoa province. 2 560 1 280 OCMIDE 50% dfc/BG/24/89/E Equipment for training young farmers, Ankadinondry, Sakay. 12 314 9 236 tó&OS UNIDAS 75%

Ctá/BG/41/89/NL Setting Up a working fund in aid of a women's raffia weaving 7 145 3 573 ÎOOO association, Ibaka-Ambatomanga. 50% in

ONfi/BG/78/89/lT Setting Up a storeroom for medicines and a refectory in a 24 207 12 000 MSP multipurpose centre, Ambàtoambo. 50%

Setting Up a multipurpose hall for the advancement of women, 24 313 12 000 Ambatoambo. 49%

4 755 808 1 987 812 MALAWI

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/89/89AJK Setting up three units for manual oil extraction, Kasuagu 49 960 10 109 ITDG district. 20%

Purchase of a vehicle to be used for the lemon-growing 10 749 7 994 programme, Balaka, central district. 74%

CNG/BG/94/89/IK Equipment for a mother and child care centre, Blantyre. 8 920 4 461 KKRIE STOPES INTL. 50%

69 629 22 564 MALAYSIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/86/89/Ufc Support for the work of the Malaysian Trades Union Congress, 11 925 4 000 CIUC Petaling Jaya. 34%

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EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/27/89/F Digging wells in the Goundam circle. 794 928 360 000 OMTÉ POUR LERE 45%

0NG/28/89/F Digging wells in Badoumbe region. 123 814 61 907 EAU VIVE 50%

ONG/29/89/F Digging wells , Banconi, Bamako. 83 900 41 950 EAU VIVE 50%

CNG/34/89/F Organization for the integrated development of the 348 328 95 500 GRDR Kolimbinne and Falao regions. 27%

ONG/50/89/F 272 000 67 770 in AFDI Agricultural development in Ségou. 25% O

ONG/73/89/F 154 485 77 243 SECOURS POPULAIRE Setting up a dispensary in Marena Tringa. 50% FRANÇAIS

ONG/162/89/UK Support for a well sinking programme in Bandiagara region 147 400 51 590 CHRISTIAN AID 35%

ONG/248/89/LUX Support for a programme of food self-sufficiency and integrated 163 509 54 503 FRERES DES HCNMES rural development in ten villages in Kayes region. 33%

ONG/308/89/F Setting up a unit for processing shea butter and milling 139 543 58 928 CEPAZE grain in the villages of Sougoumba and Sikourani. 42% MALI (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NÔ/BG/6/89/B Support for locust control by purchasing insecticides, Timbuktu 9 215 6 911 ÎLES DE PAIX 75% 0NG/BG/7/89/B Refurbishing of thé regional foodstuff s warehouses, Timbuktu. 10 538 7 9Ó4 MSF-B 75% Support for the revival of activities to promote family health, 17 736 13 302 Goundam circle. 75% ONG/BG/8/89/Ô Equipment for an agricultural training centre, Falajé, 29 846 13 677 rCJOS Bamako region. 46% Otó/BG/lO/89/B Support for the coordination activities "6 S", by providing 20 000 15 000 CKFAMB a vehicle, Mopti. 75% in ÔN6/BG/32/89/D Construction of small-scale dams in San region. 11 664 8 748 ¿FE 75%

0ÑG/BG/52/89/F Support for a health and malnutrition programme, Tenenkore, 11 616 8 712 CPCF Diafarabê region. 75% 0NG/BG/54/89/F Installing two manual pumps and supplying wire ¡fencing for the 17 823 13 387 SOS - SAHEL market gardening perimeters in Sikoro and Dialakoro. 75%

dM5/BG/56/89/t» Improving various items of rural equipment such ás solar 2 590 1 943 CEPAZE dryers* a roasting oven with consistent results and the 75% mechanical extraction of groundnut oil, Koutiala and Daban.

Servicing and improving rural equipment such as grinders and 17 419 13 064 revolving kneading-machihes, Daban and N'Djinina. 75% MALI (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/57/89/F Mopeds for a herders' training programme, Mopti. 1 685 1 264 CIMADE 75% CNG/BG/59/89/F Supplying water by sinking a bore and purchasing a manual pump, 16 975 11 414 EAU VIVE Lassa quarter, Bamako. 67%

0NG/BG/61/89/F A threshing machine for the cooperative at Fegui. 7 000 3 386 GRDR 48% Reinforcing the canal of the irrigated perimeter at Fegui. 12 940 8 083 62% CNG/BG/63/89/F Building up dairy herds in Youvarou circle, region V. 27 698 14 914 VSF 53% oo CNG/BG/79/89/IT Farm equipment and support for the training and motivation of 14 440 10 108 TERRA NUOVA the members of Entente des Groupements Associés 70% de Badoumbe.

CNG/BG/85/89/UK Support for an agricultural programme by sinking wells and 28 277 10 186 CHRISTIAN AID setting up grain banks, Ke Macina circle. 36% CNG/BG/100/89/UK Purchase of computer equipment for SOS Sahel Mali, 4 055 3 041 SOS SAHEL Bamako. 75%

2 489 424 1 034 435 MAURITANIA,

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST fjHG/25/89/F Support for a training and rural motivation programme, 160 871 77 351 C&CF KarakorO region. 48%

CÍÍG/52/89/F Support for the Hassi-Tlrie, farming cooperative, Assaba province. 98 .050 38 887 LIGUE FRANÇAISE 40% tíB L'ENSEIGNEMENT ET DE L'EDUCATION PERMANENTE

ÔNG/153/89/IT Support for a crafts cooperative in the textile sector, 222 383 109 792 Aidos Nouakchott. 49% (3NG/269/89/F Support for a wind-pumping programme, Mederdra, Rosso and 573 002 266 956 tit. DELLû R'kiz and Keur-Macene departments. 47% in >o 0NG/353/89/F Support for a health programme in six dispensaries, Kiffa. 38 936 19 468 SANTE SUD 50%

CNG/BG/58/89/Íf Developing an agricultural plot for handicapped persons 19 767 10 8$7 CNFRLH - purchase of equipment and seeds, Kaédi. 55%

Ófe/BG/61/89/F Support for the work of the Tachott-Berane cooperative, 9 071 2 857 dRTJR Selibaby department. 31% t**G/BG/98/89/tK Support for the Peasants1 & Women's Association, 41 106 4 205 Guidimaka region. 10%

1 163 186 530 413 ILE MAURICE/MAURITIUS

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/44/89/IRL Support for a programme of horticultural training by: GORTA supplying agricultural inputs; 2 961 1 238 42% by sponsoring an assistant, Beaubassin. 2 604 1 089 42% CNG/BG/93/89/IK Equipment for the documentation centre of MFPA 14 017 8 609 POPULATION CONCERN (Mauritius Family Planning Association), Bell village. 61%

19 582 10 936 o o MEXICO (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Otó/21/89/F Launching activities, training and corrmunity work in arid zones, 195 895 63 727 OCFD through CETAMEX, Nuevo León state. 33% 0NÛ/58/89/NL Support for a network of popular shops, Mexico. 273 788 136 894 NOVIB 50% CNG/150/89/IT Equipment for a technical training centre, Mexico. 593 800 281 000 ICU 47% tíNb/159/89/UK Support for a health and health workers training programme, 119 234 59 617 CttíCERN UNIVERSAL Baja California region. 50% dNO/BG/16/89/6 Equipment for CITGUA (Ciencia y Tecnología para Guatemala), 4 267 3 200 I —A TERRE NOUVELLE Mexico» 75% o Cftó/BG/17/89/B Support for the training activities organized by CLAT, Mexico. 13 197 8 707 SOLIDARITE 66% MtíÍDIALE (¿ÍG/BG/27/89/D Construction of latrines, San Miguel Xico. 5 160 3 870 DESNOS 75% titô/BG/32/89/D Vehicle for a development.and social action programme run in 16 369 12 185 2ÎFË L. Cárdenas, Michoacan region. 74% ONd/BG/49/89/F Support for the work of ÍKARIMAC (Instituto de 26 369 11 137 ŒFD Asesovia Antropológica para la Region Maya, AC), Chiapas. 42% MEXICO (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/36/89/D Support for a training programme by setting up small 30 636 14 451 SOZIAL- UND ENT- workshops, Juarez, Chihuahua state. 47% WICKLUNGSHILFE DES KOLPINtTOERKES

ONG/BG/65/89/F Installing water tanks for fish farming (tilapia and carp) 20 077 15 000 AICF in Astlata and Las Palmas villages Mixteca Alta. 75%

CNG/BG/70/89/IT Support for the work of IM3EC (Instituto Mexicano 12 Oil 8 797 CROCEVIA para el Desarrollo Comunitario). 73%

0NG/BG/74/89/IT Purchase of a vehicle for a health centre, Toshi valley. 29 998 14 098 o ICU 47% ro CNG/BG/76/89/IT Support for the work of CUC (Comitato di Unite Campesina), 5 381 4 000 MANÍ TESE Mexico. 74%

ONG/BG/98/89/UK Support for the health programmes run by the Brigada Medica 9 439 5 692 W\R ONWVNT Francisco de Paola for Guatemalan an Salvadoran refugees, 60% Mexico.

1 355 621 642 375 MOZAMBIQUE (l)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

rjfc/60/89/NL Setting up a mechanical workshop, Chicumbane, 346 672 150 ÓÓO ürjviB Xai Xai district, Gaza province. 43% C*fc/106/89/F Support for the health programme run by the hospital 452 495 215 214 HOPITAL SANS in Nhama tanda. 48% FRONTIERES 0NS/171/89/B Construction and maintenance of public fountains, Maputo region, 445 418 240 209 CKFAM-B 54%

fJNb/352/89/ÍK Support for an adult education centre, Maputo. 144 942 72 471 TnÀR CNWNT 50%

GÜG/BG/7/89/B Refurbishing the hospital in Vilancoulos, Inhambane province. 13 364 10 Ó23 o MSF-B 75% Setting up of a pharmacy and a block (laboratory, storeroom and 13 382 10 037 casualty department), Mabote, Inhambane province. 75% 0ÑG/BG/10/8S/B Support for the sanitation and erosion control operations run by OKFAM-B DAS (Water and Sanitation Department) by purchasing a 18 835 14 126 vehicle and equipment, Ñámpula. 75% Construction of storage reservoirs and drainage systems to 18 835 14 126 increase food production in the cooperatives of the green 75% zones, Nampula.

0NG/BG/38/89/D Equipment for the training activities run by Uniao das 18 750 14 063 WD Cooperativas Agro-Pecuarias, Maputo. 75% MOZAMBIQUE (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Setting up of an agricultural training centre in Tete, 18 750 14 062 Degue-Boroma region. 75% 0NG/BG/41/89/NL Equipment and tools for a carpentry training centre, 14 034 7 017 ICOO Marrere, Nampula province. 50% 0NG/BG/48/89/EK Setting up a workshop for repairing bicycles, Sangariveira, 24 901 13 938 WS-EK Zambeze province. 56% 0NG/BG/57/89/F Equipment for a water engineering workshop belonging to 17 919 13 000 CIMADE the Unilo Geral das Cooperativas, Maputo. 73% ONG/BG/67/89/P Support for teacher training by supplying didactic and 6 636 4 776 CIDAC educational material, Tete. 72% o Support for the training of health workers by sending didactic 5 289 3 844 material, Maputo. 73%

Refurbishing of the primary school in Tsangano, Tete. 13 793 10 342 75% Equipment for the Centro de Formacâo de 20 778 12 462 Professores Primarios de Munhuana, Maputo. 60% Furniture and didactic supplies for the Uniâo 6 219 3 619 Geral das Cooperativas, Maputo. 58% CNG/BG/70/89/IT Support for primary school teacher training run by the 17 000 12 450 CROCEVIA Direcçao de Educaçao e Cultura, Maputo. 73% MOZAMBIQUE (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU ANE) % OF TOTAL COST

Equipment for refugee teachers in Maputo. 14 439 10 515 73%

Basic didactic material for refugee children in Maputo. 14 440 10 575 73%

Support for fruit production, Nzinge and Chiaula, Lichinga, 16 928 12 398 Niassa province. ^3%

ÓNfc/BG/76/89/IT Medicines for ten health centres in Nampula province. 20 678 15 ÓÓ0 MANÍ TESE 73%

(Ífe/BG/84/89/tK Support for the work of Action Aid Mozambique by buying a 23 771 15 ÓÓ0 ACTION AID vehicle, Maputo. 63% o NA Setting Up small-scale enterprises, Maganja. 27 330 15 ÓÓ0 55%

ONG/BG/88/8Si/tK Ophthalmic equipment for Ma valane hospital, 8 162 6 122 HELP THE AGED Maputo. 75%

Repairs to a water supply system in an old people's centre, 6 423 4 817 Maputo « 75%

ONfc/BG/96/89/tK Support for a sanitary, school and agricultural revival 18 360 13 770 SAVE THE CHILDREN programme by purchasing two vehicles, Zambesi a province. 75% FUND

•- MOZAMBIQUE (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/98/89AK Equipment for: WÎVR ON WfcNT - CATM (Centre of Technical Assistance to Grain Mills), 15 521 10 600 Nampula region. 68% Emergency Commission of Zambesia Province, Quelimane. 10 165 7 420 73%

1 794 229 957 056 NAMIBIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE KO TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/130/89/D Wastewater disposal in a primary school, Out jo. 109 200 54 6Ó0 K1NDERMISSICNSWERK 50%

ofo/215/89/C Setting Up of a Namibiah educational system. 1 800 000 900 000 BRBdER AFRIKA 50% ARÍ2HV-D/ TERRE MS HMkÉES-D Ôffe/217/89/l|C Help for the work of thé Council of Churches. 292 154 146 077 CHRISTIAN AID 50%

ÓNb/239/89/D Building a boarding section in a school centre, Hoachanas. 113 077 56 538 DEUTSCH-NAMIBISCHE 50% ÉNÍWICKHJNG$- o GÉ&ELLSCHAFÍ ^1

dfe/BG/48/89/IX Equipment for voters' registration offices, Windhoek. 23 266 14 943 ^-EK 64%

fM/BG/73/89/ÍT Support for the work of NDT (Namibia Development Trust), 18 430 13 901 CUSPE Windhoek» 75%

ONa/BG/98/89/UC Extension of a creche, Katatura, Windhoek. 12 490 9 328 75%

2 368 617 1 195 387 NEPAL

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/185/89AJK Support for a multidisciplinary programme for women 176 373 88 187 OPPORTUNITIES (training, health, economic activities), Thimi region. 50% FOR WOMEN

GNG/253/89AK Support for a programme for the advancement of women (family 429 845 214 925 POPULATION planning, health, community development, income-generating 50% CONCERN activities), Nawalparasi district.

ONG/277/89/F Improvement of primary health by using traditional ayurvedic 311 292 149 039 CFCF medicine in Katmandu valley. 48%

GNG/BG/14/89/B Drinking water for Khumjung, Solu Khumbu district, 19 313 9 657 SOS/PG Katmandu region. 50%

Setting up a crafts sales centre managed by women, 7 211 o CNG/BG/47/89/DK 9 615 CO DANCHURCHAID Katmandu. 75%

ONG/BG/49/89/F Setting up a primary health programme, and especially the control 40 023 11 422 CCFD of leprosy and tuberculosis, Darbang region. 29%

ONG/BG/63/89/F Fight against rabies in dogs, Lalitpur district. 43 707 12 228 VSF 28%

ONG/BG/92/89/UK Adult literacy, supply of drinking water and setting up small 4 935 2 467 OKFAM income-generating activities in three villages, Kailili 50% district.

1 035 103 495 136 NICARAGUA (l)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST rjK&/10/89/IT Drinking water for the Rio Grande rural zone, Léon region 114 868 57 434 ACKA 50%

&ÍG/11/89/IT Setting Up of a service centre at INIM (Istituto 83 475 38 4Í5 1#RANUOVA Nicaragüense de la Mujer), Managua. 46% dfte/17/89/IÎ Equipment for a veterinary laboratory in Juigalpa. 577 402 285 199 AIOOS 49%

<*fc/32/89/F Support for the development of dairy production and training of 170 846 83 Ó44 VSfr livestock promoters, Teiistepe, region V. 49%

¡tffe/68/89/C Support for a national water quality control programme. 1 930 211 953 Hi CHRISTIAN AÎÙ-IK/ 49% CKFAM-UC B fifc/97/89AK Setting Up of income-generating activities for women working 51 840 25 $20 FIfaD YOUR FËÉT in the soya milk cooperatives, San Juan del Sur, San Jorge 50% and Rivas.

ÛNG/122/89/D , Improving the infrastructure of a sawmill in Rama. 135 202 66 332 INITIATIVE STÂDTE- 49% J^ÂiONERSCHAFt AACHEN - RAM*. ttfe/129/89/D Support for production Units by supplying equipment and spare 314 779 157 3á9 WERKHOF EARMSTADT parts, Managua zone. 50%

CNG/132/89/D Support for a coordinated programme of emergency and 460 900 192 5Ó0 ZFÈ development actions in various regions. 42% NICARAGUA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/134/89/D Improvement of the waste water disposal system, Esteli. 899 000 449 500 DRITTE TOLT HAUS 50%

CNG/142/89/D Extension and consolidation of a mechanical production 507 202 253 621 EIRENE and repair workshop, San Carlos. 50%

CNG/156/89/IT Support for an integrated development programme in the 595 800 297 694 MLAL cooperative sectors, Terrabona, Esquipulas II. 50%

0NG/179/89/C Support for a programme of food self-sufficiency by improving 951 652 475 833 EIRENE-D / fruit, vegetable and seed production, Juigalpa region. 50% CHRISTLICHE INI­ TIATIVE RCMERO-D

0NG/218/89/D Drinking water for Matiguas municipality, 364 037 182 018 o PROJEKTPARINER- region VI. 50% SCHAFT DRITTE TO3LT

ONG/220/89/D Improvement of the water supply and waste water disposal 278 204 139 102 MEDICO systems, San Carlos, Rio San Juan. 50% INTERNATIONAL

ONG/2S4/89/EK Rewiring a hospital in Managua. 469 800 190 100 SIDISK . 40%

0NG/261/89/F Setting up a rice seed station, Boaco 227 170 115 085 INSTITUT 51% BELLEVILLE

ONG/272/89/IT Housing reconstruction in the aftermath of hurricane Joan, 348 978 132 862 COSPE Nandaime municipality, region V. 38% NICARAGUA (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE KO TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

QtiG/323/89/Ô Setting up a preschool arid school education centre in 94 356 45 447 GREEK COMMITTEE El Trébol and Santa Ana i region VI. 48% FOR INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRATIC SOLIDARITY

<3N6/349/89/B Small computer equipment for the Consejo 204 040 153 030 OKFAM-B Supremo Electoral, Managua. 75% CJNG/348/89/B Equipment for the Consejo Supremo Electoral, 184 181 138 136 OKFAM-B Managua * 75% 10 349 CÍNG/BG/3/89/B Support for a land conservation programme run by the 13 799 "Ni CTJOPIBO Eduardo Contreras cooperative, Escalante, region IV. 15% I ÔNG/BG/7/89/B Restoration of the medical centre in Nueva Guinea, 20 909 15 ÓÓ0 MSF-B Zecoya department. 72% ONG/BG/8/89/B Setting Up a child care centre in Santa Emilia, 29 650 10 930 NOOS region VI. 37% ÔM3/BG/10/89/B Support for the activities: ODCFAM-B - of the beekeepers of the José Rodriguez Amador association, 16 088 12 066 BoacOi 75% - of the beekeepers of the cooperative "La Union**, 14 625 10 969 Boaco. 75% Equipment for a print shop and training in printing for young 18 377 9 270 Salvadoran refugees, Managua. 50% NICARAGUA (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/11/89/B Support for the work of FACS (Fundación Augusto 4 601 2 300 FOS Cesar Sandino), Managua. 50% CNG/BG/12/89/B Starting up a vegetable garden in two training centres, 8 131 6 099 FCD Jalapa, region I. 75% Equipment and agricultural inputs for a market garden 14 555 10 917 perimeter, La Esperanza. 75% 0NG/BG/23/89/E Constructing and equipping a dispensary, Managua. 23 415 8 811 INTEFMDN 38% CNG/BG/24/89/E Support for an irrigation programme, Rosario, Rivas region. 5 131 3 848 M\NOS UNIDAS 75% ONG/BG/27/89/D Improvement of the water supply system, Jinotega. 1 536 1 150 DESNOS 75% Construction of quakeproof houses. 22 498 14 970 67% 0NG/BG/32/89/D Support for a training programme for women organized 15 000 ZFE throughout the country. 33 398 45% ONG/BG/45/89/IRL Support for an agricultural training programme, Chaguitillo, 14 665 TROCAIRE Matagalpa district. 34 234 43% ONG/BG/48/89/EK Improvement of the nutritional status of displaced children, 8 602 WS-EK Rio San Juan. 12 931 67% NICARAGUA (5)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBtjríON REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Setting up a training-meeting centre for women, Achuapa, 20 098 15 ÓÓO Léon department. 75% Setting up of a health Centre in Sandino, region III. 2 925 i ó3o 35% Support for training seminars for women leaders of CST 11 516 4 in (Central Sandinista de Tfabajadores) working in the 41% industrial sector, Managua.

0NG/BG/49/89/F Setting Up of a sewing workshop in Nueva Guinea, region V. 24 406 10 356 COFD 42%

Cflb/BG/51/89/fr Support for the local manufacture of small maize silos, Masaya 14 121 9 233 -Ni (CÎCDA 65% 04 Equipment for the Rivas fishermen's cooperative* 14 889 5 733 39% feNG/BG/57/89/F Support for the work of the fishing cooperative Comandante 13 965 10 1Í7 CTMADE Exequiel, Rivas. 73% ÓNG/BG/69/89/IT Vehicle for a programmé in aid of war invalids, regions V and 10 354 7 092 AURA VI. 68% Support for the development of small animal keeping in three 17 172 12 878 villages of Jinotega and Matagalpa districts. 75% Setting up small cloth-making workshops for Guatemalan 6 659 4 995 refugees in Managua and Léon. 75% NICARAGUA (6)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/70/89/IT Support for the work of Radio Pancasan, Jinotega. 8 480 6 212 CROCEVIA 73% Support for a sanitary programme, Muy May, region VI. 8 481 6 213 73% CNG/BG/73/89/IT Support for the work of ETPAV (Equipo Técnico de 2 086 1 507 COSPE Producción Audiovisual), Managua. 72% GNG/BG/79/89/IT Support for a training programme forMisquito Indians via the 18 260 9 130 •EERRANUGrVA regional radio, Atlantic region. 50% Equipment and agricultural inputs for a cooperative, 15 385 7 693 San Gregorio, region V. 50% CNG/BG/80/89/IT Electrification of a secondary school, Waspan, 21 943 15 000 MOLISV Rio Coco department. 68% Support for an education centre for Salvadoran refugee 6 395 4 468 children, Managua. 70% CNG/BG/92/89/IK Increasing agricultural production, San Francisco Libre 19 695 9 847 GKFAM municipality. 50% ONG/BG/94/89AK Support for the work of Asociación para El Apoya de la Nueva MARIE STOPES INTL. Familia /Centro Itxchen:

- office equipment; 6 812 3 406 50% - medical equipment; 2 08 1 055 50% NICARAGUA (7)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

- training staff; 2 108 1 055 Managua. 50%

OÑG/BG/99/89/tK Support for the work of: WJ$ - WUS - Nicaragua in promoting solar ovens, Managua 6 327 4 745 75%

the National Association of Nicaragua Educators in 6 372 4 779 providing training for trade union members. ^5%

9 498 378 4 743 379

"Si NIGER

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/26/89/F Support for a farmers' cooperative, Iferouane. 32 076 14 752 LACIM 46%

GNG/194/89/D Vocational and social reinsertion programme in aid of 474 218 237 109 DEUTSCHER CARITAS handicapped persons, Niamey, Tahoua and Agadez zones. 50% VERBAND

0NG/258/89/F Training, equipment and follow-up for well sinkers-divers in 50 431 24 460 EAU VIVE Dosso department. 49%

ONG/BG/100/89/UK Support for the work of SOS Sahel Niger by purchasing 2 293 1 720 SOS SAHEL equipment, Niamey. 75%

559 018 278 041 NIGERIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION kEFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

fJNG/91/89/LÜJt Setting Up a centre for the handicapped, Egberede. 60 624 30 312 CHRETIENS POUR 50% LE SAHEL

(ÜG/BG/2/89/B Support for a health programme by buying a vehicle, 13 410 6 705 OGtolDE Urua Akpan, Ikot Ekpene region. 50%

dfe/BG/20/89/LUX Sinking and equipping a well, Awo-Akpali, Ankpá region. 26 493 14 975 BRIEDERLECH DELEN 57%

btô/BG/44/8$/ÎRL Setting Up a working fund for purchasing grain mills, Idah, 7 672 3 2Ó8 GORTA Benue state. 42%

ONG/BG/47/89/tK A vehicle for the health actions run by LLCN 15 742 11 806 DANCHURCHAID (Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria), Gongola state. 75%

dÑG/BG/83/89/ÍT Equipment for the health centre in Ajílete, 2 956 2 217 AVSI Ogun state. 75%

OÑG/BG/86/89/tK Support for the work of: ClUC the Nigeria Labour Congress, Lagos. 17 686 12 000 68% the women's section of the Nigeria Labour Congress, 13 695 9 500 Lagos. 69%

158 278 90 7Î3 PACIFIC

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJBCT COST BCU IN BCU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/93/89/UK Support for a family planning programme in Port Vila (Vanuatu) 21 548 10 681 POPULATION CONCERN and Rarotonga (Cook Islands). 50% Support for a family planning programme in Papua-New Guinea, 21 598 11 230 in Solomon and Tonga Islands. 52%

43 146 21 911 PAKISTAN (1)

BC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJBCT COST BCU IN BCU AND % * OF TOTAL COST

ÓNG/138/89/UÍC Support for a family planning programme, Rokhana Kor, 184 470 92 235 POPULATION CONCERN Peshawar region. 50% ONG/BG/2/89/B Support for a health programmé by purchasing didactic and 12 191 6 Ms OCMIDE audiovisual equipment for a health/hygiene education 50% campaign, Sialkot district, Lahore province.

0NG/BG/34/89/D Support for a school programme for maladjusted children, for a 14 781 7 213 Kl NDERMISSIOtfSWERK literacy action and a preschool programme, Chuhur 49% Muslim Bast i. 0NG/BG/42/89/NL Support for the work of the Legal Aid Center in the field of 5 706 1 017 NOVIB legal aid for women, Karachi. 18% ONG/BG/64/89/F Setting Up a working fund to let deprived families buy a donkey 22 585 14 9Í5 SECOURS CATHOLIQUE and cart, Miltan. 66% Restoration of buildings and purchase of equipment for the 8 432 5 965 school and dispensary, Pànjwar. 71% Support for a preschool training programme, 18 068 11 363 Faisalabad region. 63% Reconstruction of flood-damaged dewelling, 15 057 9 f §8 Narowal region. 65% ONG/BG/92/89/UK Support for the insertion of handicapped persons by purchasing 7 727 3 663 CKfrAM a vehicle, Qietta, Baluchistan. 50% PAKISTAN (2)

BC PROJBCT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJBCT COST BCU IN BCU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/93/89/ÜK Support for a management training programme for young leaders 22 222 13 333 POPULATION CONCERN in four regions. 60% Support for a training programme in community participation 22 192 13 315 in 160 places throughout the country. 60%

Support for the work of PHUNA (Pakistan Voluntary Health and 19 928 10 119 Nutrition Association) in training community leaders, 51% Karachi.

ONG/BG/96/89/UK Help for the school activities of BIMS (British Pakistan 21 420 15 199 SAVE THE CHILDREN Model School), Quetta. 71% FUND

Support for English language learning by Afghan refugees 13 770 10 328 B 75% Setting up of a primary health unit in a medical college, 14 230 10 672 Abbottabad. 75%

402 779 225 400 PANAMA

BC PROJBCT TOTAL OONTRIBUHON REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJBCT COST BCU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/346/89/È Support for a general training programme through the media. 412 079 138 9$8 MANOS UNIDAS 34%

ONG/BG/87/89/tK Setting Up of a multipurpose community centre, 17 758 7 901 OÛ-OPERATION FOR Colon. 45% DEVELOPMENT

429 837 146 989

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BC PROJBCT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJBCT COST BCU IN BOG AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/204/89/IT Support for a training programme for agents in the (para) 822 650 224 475 LABORATORIO medical and education sectors, Milne Bay province. 27% MISSIONARIO BEATO G.MAZZUOOONI

ONG/279/89/NL Support for a health programme in the east of Sepik province. 376 778 188 390 CEBEMD 50%

1 199 428 412 865

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BC PROJBCT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ko TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJBCT COST BCU IN BCD AND % OF TOTAL COST 0ÑG/114/89/NL Support for an agricultural training programme» fciladelfia, 339 030 107 071 icto Chaco. 32% 0NG/187/89/B Setting up of three vocational training workshops for women, 76 567 38 283 Ó0MIDE Villarlcca. 50% ONG/249/89/ÍRL Setting up a multipurpose centre, Limoy, Alto Pirana. 81 733 40 667 GÓttTA 56% 0N&/298/89/D Support for the integrated development of a peasant community, 297 870 148 935 M) Laguna Millón, Chaco. 50% (Mî/BG/2/89/B Support for a programme for the promotion of women, 6 217 3 1Ó9 OCMIDE Asuncion. 50% OÑG/BG/17/89/B Support for the work of development/consolidation of 14 790 6 672 SOLIDARITE peasant organizations carried out by ONAC (Organización Nacional 45% oo MONDIALE Campesina), Caaguazu. ONG/BG/44/89/IRL Setting up of a.small poultry centre, Limoy, 2 578 1 619 GORTA Ai to Parana department. 42%

ONG/BG/85/80/UK Support for the activities: 9 829 7 3Ó9 CHRISTIAN AID of ODE (Centro de Documentación y Estudios)4 Asunción. 74% - of SEAS Servicio de Educación y Apoyo Social)» 8 685 6 5Í4 Asunción, in the field of education and agricultural *5% research ONG/BG/93/89/UK Renovation of ten clinics/family planning centres scattered 14 501 8 7Ó1 POPULATION CONCERN throughout the country. 60% 851 800 368 540 PERU (1)

BC PROJBCT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJBCT COST BCU IN BCU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/84/89/B Setting up a reception centre and clinic for the rehabilitation 502 514 251 256 FONDATION DES of handicapped persons, Huanuco. 50% ROTARY CLUBS BELGO -LUXEMBOURGEOIS POUR L'AIDE AU TIERS-MDNDE

ONG/85/89/LUX Support for the development of ten peasant communities in 173 770 64 971 ENG BRECKMAT Ar i ta and Urubamba villages, Cusco province. 37% LATEIN AMERIKA

ONG/115/89/NL Support for a training programme for health workers. 138 985 66 817 MEMISA 48%

ONG/119/89/D Construction of dwellings and integrated development, 221 050 110 525 B DESVVOS San Vicente de Cañete. 50%

ONG/152/89/IT Support for a vocational training centre, Ayacucho. 85 064 42 532 MSP 50%

ONG/163/89/B Support for the work of the grassroots organization Labor, Ilo 116 712 58 136 ENTRAIDE ET 50% FRATERNITÉ

ONG/205/89/IT Support for silvipastoral development in El Papayo 211 640 104 705 CISS and El Agarrobo villages. 49%

ONG/210/89/IT Setting up of a multipurpose social centre, Chorillos, 1 385 827 258 050 PUNTO DI Lima suburbs. 19% FRATERNITÀ PERU (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/230/89/B Planning production with peasant groups in order to supply 340 298 168 269 FOS popular canteens (comedores populares), Lima. 49% fJNrj/233/89/ÜJDt Child nutrition programme in seven communes, Maras district, 92 531 46 265 ËNG BRBCKMAT Cusco province. 50% LATEIN AMERIKA tíNG/311/89/ÜÍJC Support for a reafforestation programme, Maras zone. 169 187 84 5§4 ENG BRBCXMAf 50% LATEIN AMERIKA

CW&/344/89/B Setting up a centre for the advancement of women, Lima. 738 812 304 898 MfttOS UNIDAS 41%

CN&/BG/1/89/É Support for: 00 BROEDERLIJK DËLEN - the work of IDL (Instituto de Defensa Legal), Lima, in 15 873 11 9Ó5 providing legal aid to workers. 75%

the work of CENCA (Centro de Capacitación y Asesoría), 19 536 14 652 Lima, in providing legal aid in popular districts. 75%

training for women by the Flora Tristan association, Lima 19 780 14 835 75%

the work of the Centro de Estudios Rurales Andinos, Las 19 536 14 652 Casas, Cusco. 75%

Setting up a sociocultural centre, Jerusalem, Shantytown in 15 873 11 905 Lima. 75% PERU (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/4/89/B Support for the work of CIDEPSA (Centro de Investigación y 20 630 10 315 ENTRAIDE ET Desarrollo de Programas en Salud), Lima. 50% FRATERNITE

0NG/BG/1O/89/B Support for agricultural activities (seeds, fertilisers, small 12 186 6 093 CKFAM-B animals) and for educational actions (school supplies) in 50% twenty-six peasant communities in three districts in Calca province. CNG/BG/11/89/B Support for a pilot action for agricultural development in 20 000 15 000 FOS Cusco shantytowns. 75%

Support for the work of COCH (Centrale des Communautés Paysannes 10 995 8 246 de Chumbivilcas), Cusco. 75%

0NG/BG/13/89/B Support for CIPDEL (Centro de Ingeniera para el Desarrollo 20 000 15 000 00 SOS FAIM Laboral), Lima. 75% o

ONG/BG/18/89/LUX Support for the work of ADECA (Asociación de Defensa y 26 182 11 086 ACTION SOLIDARITE Desarrollo de la Comunidades Andinos del Peru), Lima. 42% TIERS-MONDE

0NG/BG/24/89/E Purchase of a generator for Santa Rosa radio, Lima. 7 619 5 714 SMNOS UNIDAS Lima. 75%

0NG/BG/26/89/E Support for: OODESPA the agricultural training for young people provided by 33 733 15 000 PROSIP (Promotora de Obras Sociales y de Instrucción 44% popular), Lima. the work for the advancement of women by the Centro 23 368 14 662 Neocatecumenal Arquidiocesana Iglesia Nuestra Señora de la 63% Cabeza, Lima. PERU (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ko TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CÜ5/BG/27/89/D Construction of a community centre and a nursery school, La 10 575 4 100 DÈSWOS Rinconada, Puno province* 39% 0HG/BG/28/89/D Setting Up an eye clinic Lima. 11 549 8 661 DEUTSCHER CARITAS 75% VERBAND

0WG/BG/37/89/D Support for the work of PRONEI (Programas No Escolar izados ÓRT - D de Educación Inicial) carried out in: - San Juan de Luri gancho, Lima. 10 792 8 bU 75% - Comasj Lima. 16 920 12 690 i 5% oo CNG/BG/S1/89/F Support for: -si CifJDA - the irrigation actions implemented by the Association des 15 632 7 7Ó7 Paysannes des plaines de la Barrera, Ispacas, Condesuyos 49% province. - the work of PRCMACO (Projet Micro-régional Arma-Conde suyos ), 15 597 8 260 Andaroy Iray, Chuquibàmba and Yanaquihua districts. 53% CNG/BG/S2/89/F Support for the organization of canteens (working funds) and 18 322 13 742 CFCF for urban sanitation (wastewater disposal), San Martin de 75% Porres, Lima. ONG/BG/57/89/F Support for training actions and backing for peasant 14 945 9 499 CIMADE organizations by the AtUsparia association, Cajamarca. 64% PERU (5)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/64/89/F Rural movtivation of the peasant communities in Puno by 52 699 14 915 SBOOURS CATHOLIQUE starting up vegetable gardens and encouraging animal husbandry, 28% ONG/BG/69/89/IT Setting up cattle raising in Huayacocha, Cusco region. 11 138 5 880 ACRA 53%

ONG/BG/70/89/IT Purchase of a pump for a well, Los Chuicas, Piura department. 14 121 10 342 CROCEVIA 73%

ONG/BG/74/89/IT Preventive health care and training of paramedical staff in 20 140 9 540 ICU three zones in Cañete province. 47%

CNG/BG/78/89/IT Support for a literacy programme for women, Lima. 28 294 15 000 00 MSP 53% 00 24 000 12 000 50%

ONG/BG/79/89/IT Support for a health programme by AIDESEP (Asociación 9 035 4 869 TERRA NUOVA Interetnica de Desarrollo de la Selva Peruana), San Lorenzo 54% region, Loreto department. CNG/BG/98/89/lK Support for the work of: WVR CNWVNT IAA (Instituto de Apoyo Agrario), Lima. 23 046 12 406 54% the Movimiento Manuela Ramos, Lima, in training women through 9 394 4 834 radio programmes. 51%

4 747 900 1 892 622 PHILIPPINES (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU ANt) % TOTAL COSt

0ÉÍG/24/89/F Support for an integrated development programme (jobs, health, 469 385 230 217 INTERAIDE education) in two shantytowns, Cebu City. 49% rÜB/48/89/F Support for a training centre for making simple appliances 331 580 165 1$0 HANDICAP for the physically handicapped, Manila. 50% INTERNATIONAL Ofc/75/89/B Support for an agropastoral and housing construction programme, 890 082 445 041 CÍMIDE Sitio Soliman. 50% #fc/89/89/B Setting Up of a vocational training centre, Las Pinas district* 300 007 150 161 ACT Manila. 50% CNG/175/89/Ü Support for a health programme, Lagayan de Oro, Mindanao. 391 960 195 980. KCMITEE ÀRTZE FUR 50% t)lE DRITTE ,WBLT Cffo/206/89/ït Support for an integrated development programme (health, 551 015 275 552 & (XfctlTATO agriculture) in Kidapawah district. 50% CDLLABORAZICNE MEDICA (OCM) fJTJG/284/89/LÍÉv: Setting up of a preschool centre in Quezon City* 184 789 68 431 FRERES DES HCMv4ES 37% CHG/335/89/ÎT Support for a programme in aid of peasant organizations 667 065 298 970 COSPE (training, development of small economic projects), Luzon 45% region. PHILIPPINES (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/2/89/B Support for a training programme for the reinsertion of 12 760 6 380 OCMIDE handicapped people, Cainta, Rizal province, Luzon island. 50%

Support for a programme to teach sewing, run by the Foundational 6 583 3 291 Center, Tacloban, Leyte province. 50%

CNG/BG/5/89/B Support for the coordination activities launched by PNC 14 156 9 405 FRERES DES HCM4ES (Philippines National Council), Manila and Negros. 66%

CNG/BG/8/89/B Support for the work of the PPI (Philippines Peasant Institute), 18 433 9 216 NOOS Quezon City. 50%

CNG/BG/11/89/B Support for the work of HSD (Health and Safety Department), 7 438 5 579 FOS Manila. 75% 8 ONG/BG/16/89/B Support for the vaccination actions carried out by MCDC, Baguio 15 340 11 505 TERRE NOUVELLE City. 75%

CNG/BG/29/89/D Setting up a storage centre, purchase of two vans, General Trias 29 624 commune, Cavité province. LMsvl 51%

0NG/BG/32/89/D Vehicle for an integrated development programme, Sorsogon. 10 993 5 580 ZFE 51%

Equipment for small fishermen, Santa Margari ta, Samar region 10 512 7 884 75% PHILIPPINES (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COSf

CN&/BG/34/89/D Setting Up a health and Social centre in Marikiha 25 994 10 sU KÍÑDERMISSIONSWERK 4i% Support for a nutrition programme, Tramo. 16 310 7 603 47% Support for a mother and child care programme and a health 9 064 4 5Í0 programme, Zamboanga City. 50% dfc/BG/37/89/D Support for the work of Social Welfare and Development, La Union 7 258 5 443 Ofcf - D province. 75%

(*fc/BG/41/89/NL Supportí Icoo i - for the training and help given to cooperatives by ACCESS 26 565 12 029 (Advisory Center for Cooperatives & Economic Studies and 45% Services), Pagadian. - for the training of instructors in the cultural sector by the 26 993 13 406 Asiah Council of People's Culture, Quezon City* 50% dSfó/BG/47/89/IK Equipment for a cooperative of small transporters, Metro Manila. 11 640 8 130 D^CHURCHAIÜ 75% fM/BG/55/89/F Support for the income-generating activities run by the 20 397 15 Í86 ÈNfANTS & cooperative INA, by purchasing a vehicle and fitting out a 75% EBVELOPPBÎENT storeroom, Navotas, Metro Manila. (*»/BG/73/89/ÍT Support for the work of: OOSPE EPIC (Ecumenical Partnership for International Concerns), 18 961 10 olo Quezon City. 53% PHILIPPINES (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

of FIDEC (Fishermen's Development Center), Cebú City. 14 463 7 254 50% of FIELDS (Farmers Institute for Education & Livelihood 10 600 5 300 Development Services), Metro Manila. 50% CNG/BG/74/89/IT Equipment for a vocational training centre, Quezon City. 29 262 13 779 ICU 47% 0NG/BG/85/89/UK Support for the work of CPD (Center for Peasant's Development), 17 741 13 306 CHRISTIAN AID Luzon island. 75% CNG/BG/98/89/UK Support for the work of PCMD (Project Consultancy and 20 581 14 501 WVR ONTONT Monitoring Department), Quezon City. 70%

>o 4 167 551 2 045 963 RWANDA (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST fjNti/79/89/B Support for CSC (Centre de Services aux Coopératives), Gi tarama. 752 791 334 271 CObPIBO 45%

GNG/310/89/B Support for fishermen from Kagano commune. 231 439 101 9?0 NODS 44% fJNG/BG/2/89/B Support for a training gTogramme by finishing a technical centre 18 091 9 950 OOMIDE for youttg people, Gisenyi. 55% Building a road and a bridge in Kiboga, Ruhengeri prefecture. 4 641 2 ño 50%

Support for job creation for young people and/Or women by 4 062 3 046 setting Up a cooperative for making brushes, Káhama, Gisenyi 75% >o prefecture.

Integrating the pygmies by housing construction, Kanama, Gisenyi 9 752 4 8Ï6 prefecture. 50%

Ofc/BG/8/89/B Support for the work of ÀRDI by consolidating its documentation 17 585 7 2Ó5 Nübs and information service» Kigali. 41% Developing animal husbahdary and crafts in Ngarama commune, 11 272 4 252 Byumba prefecture. 38%

Ofc/BG/ll/89/B Support for the work of DUHAMIC - ADRI by training its cadres, 28 290 14 145 FCfc Kigali. 50%

ONG/BG/14/89/fi Support for an agro-fish farming action in Mulhuta, particularly 8 311 4 155 SOS/PG by providing equipment, fiyumbaprefecture . 50% RWANDA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/15/89/B Support for a health programme by purchasing a vehicle, Ruheru, 19 612 14 709 WITHUIS Gikongoro prefecture. 75% VOLONTARIAAT

Improving the infrastructures and purchasing equipment for three 18 288 13 716 primary education centres, in Timba, Kinigira and Burenga, 75% Byumba prefecture.

Support for a training/rehabilitation programme for the blind 19 482 14 612 in six communes in Nyabisindu region and six communes in Butare 75% region.

GNG/BG/20/89/LUX Extension of a health centre, Rutsiro, Kibuye prefecture. 25 341 14 975 BRIEDERLBCH DELEN 59% Setting up a sewing room, Kampanga, Ruhengeri prefecture. 21 886 12 128 «o 55% CNG/BG/25/89/E Building and equipping a prevention and health education centre, 37 191 15 000 MEDICUS MUNDI Ruzoko, Byumba prefecture. 40% Support for the work of the hospital in Nemba: buying laboratory equipment; 11 848 8 290 70% buying surgical equipment; 4 084 2 858 70% extending the maternity wards ; 16 407 10 732 65% restoring the wing for premature babies; 10 833 7 585 70% equipment for an AIDS prevention campaign; 6 085 4 230 70% RWANDA (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COSf

computer equipment for hospital managemnent; 17 198 11 Ü7 68% refurbishing the dressing rooms; 6 731 3 499 52% repairs to the surgical instruments sterilization unit, 4 274 Ruhengeri prefecture» 7 369 58% CÑG/BG/29/89/Í) Vehicle for a youth vocational training programme, Nyabisindu 8 351 EMUH region» 11 135 75% Completion of a secondary school building in Nyagahinika, 12 7Ó7 Gisenyi prefecture. 16 943 75% 0NG/BG/4O/89/NL Buying a mill for a pre-Cooperative centre, Gisenyi. 4 675 CEBBO 14 317 33% CNG/BG/68/89/ÍT Supporting for the work Of the health centre in Musha: AM1CI DEL IRLANDA extending the buildings; 33 559 15 267 45% equipment and medicines. 7 148 5 238 73% Buying equipment for thé eye clinic at the Rwamahgana hospital 61 839 15 043 24%

Repairing and extending the primary school in Gahanga, Kanombe 16 930 11 906 commune. 70%

1 470 460 697 722 SAO TOME & PRINCIPE

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/62/89/P Setting up a nursery school in Ribeira Afonso 120 698 46 745 UNIAO DAS 39% MISERICORDIAS PORTUGUESAS

B SENEGAL (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COSf

CNG/35/89/F Continuation and extension of a health and hygiene porgramme, 352 071 176 035 BAI Oussouye department. 50% fJNG/39/89/F 117 624 58 895 Setting up an eye clinic, Tambacounda. bit 50% (ÍÍ&/56/89/F 42 820 21 398 Building a school in Fass-Boye. MEDICO 50% INTERNATIONAL fJNG/81/89/B Support for a research programme on the impact Of agrochemical 153 922 76 961 BROEDERLIJK DELEN products in the countries of the Sahel, by ENDA, Dakar. 50% 0NG/242/89/D Support for a village well sinking programme, Goudiry, Kidiri 333 000 166 500 BUM and Bala arrondissements i Tambacounda regions. 50% >o -Nl

(3NG/BG/2/89/B Support for a programme to increase dry season Cropping, Léona, 13 410 6 105 OCKflDE Louga région. 50%

CING/BG/8/89/È Controlling the rural exodus of youth by an integrated 37 857 12 ¿11 NCbs development programme, Kábiline, Diouloulou region, Cas amanee. 32%

GNti/BG/lO/89/B Equipment (sesame press, a dough mill) for an agricultural 29 560 14 833 CKFAM-B credit fund (CoLuFiFa), Koldad and Ziguinchor regions. 50% SENEGAL (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/BG/12/89/B Support for the work of: FCD - Relais Enda Thies in the field of rural motivation. 9 -203 6 902 75% - Enda Tiers Monde, Dakar. 5 419 4 065 75%

ONG/BG/13/89/B Support for the work of FADECBA (Fédération des Associations 12 206 SOS FAIM de Développement Communautaire de Balantacounda) and for 16 274 75% training its staff, Ziguinchor region.

Raising agricultural production by purchasing equipment and 15 000 building a warehouse for five villages in Sêdhiou department 21 157 71%

>o Two brick presses and training of bricklayers in order to 3 567 oe promote housing, Namba and Tendouck. 5 189 69%

ONG/BG/14/89/B Small equipment for the maternity hospital in Coubalan, Bignona 4 456 2 228 SOS/PG department. 50%

ONG/BG/15/89/B Setting up of an administrative and training centre for AJAC 19 482 14 612 WITHUIS CoLuFiFa, Faoune, Casamance. 75% VOLONTARIAAT

ONG/BG/16/89/B Equipment and management training for GADEC (Groupe d'Action 10 400 7 800 TERRE NOUVELLE au Développement Communautaire), Tambacounda. 75%

ONG/BG/29/89/D Motor pump and equipment for the Foyer des Jeunes Agriculteurs 27 436 15 000 DRHH de Thilène, Ross-Bethio. 55% SENEGAL (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL Cbsf

0NG/BG/32/89/D Purchase of a vehicle for an agricultural training programme, 17 683 8 194 M'Lomp region, Casamanee. 46%

ÇNG/BG/52/8$/F Motor pump for an irregated perimeter, Sadel. 17 642 13 231 C&3F 75% fjNb/BG/54/89/F Building a village health hut, Daga Diouf, M'Backe department 9 812 5 633 SOS - SAHEL 57% tJNG/BG/57/89/í* Equipment for a metal construction workshop as part of a 9 275 6 949 CíMADE vocational training programme run by USE, Dakar. 75%

0NG/BG/58/89/F Equipment for a sewing workshop for handicapped girls, Pikine, 11 725 8 794 CNFRLH Dakar. 75% 8 {**}/BG/59/89/F Supplying water by providing equipment for a bore, Pallo, 41.426 15*000 MJ VIVE Mont-Rolland region. 36%

Ofc/BG/61/89/fr Support for a market gardening action (water supply and 5 848 2 274 GRDR protection of the gardens), Sinthiou-Dioye. 39%

Support for a market gardening action (well sinking) and an 10 497 4 700 adult literacy action in six villages in Velingara department. 45%

Setting Up a vegetable garden and a working fund for a workshop 14 928 3 714 for dying materials, starting up cattle and sheep raising, Podor department. 25% SENEGAL (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

NG/BG/64/89/F Millet mills for ten villages in Kaolack region. 36 513 14 915 iBOOURS CATHOLIQUE 41%

)NG/BG/70/89/lT Support for the work of ASPR (Association Sénégalaise pour la 17 008 12 456 310CEVIA Promotion Rurale), Dakar. 73%

NG/BG/92/89/UK Purchase of pestici4.es for locust control, Thies. 7 275 3 637 KFAM 50%

HG/BG/98/89/UK Support for the work of the Fédération des Paysans Organisés, 16 916 5 270 VAR ONWVNT Bakel. 31%

ro o 1.415.828 719.685 O SIERRA LEONE

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

GNG/BG/85/89ÀK Support for a health and agricultural programme in five regions! CHRISTIAN Alt) - purchase of a vehicle. 19 747 14 8Í0 75% - purchase of motorcycles and bicycles. 21 526 15 0Ó0 70% (ÜIG/BG/94/89AK Support for the work of the Maria Stopes Society in Freetown: MARIE STOPES INTERNATIONAL - purchase of medical equipment; 2 271 1 135 56% - staff training; 6 649 3 325 o 50% - renovating and equipping administrative premises; 6 568 3 2&4 50% - printing and editing books for young people. 4 622 2 all 50%

Support for the work of the Sierra Leone Home Economics 32 436 15 0Ó0 Association, Freetown. 46%

484 973 250 604 SOLOMON

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/285/89/NL Support for the work of SIDT (Solomon Islands Development 469 903 120 582 IOOO Trust). 26% CNG/BG/47/89/EK Vehicle for an action to increase food production and improve 11 922 8 941 D\NCHURCHAID eating habits, organized by VFNP (Village Food & Nutrition 75% Programme), Honiara.

481 825 129 523

ÍNJ O rvj SOMALIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

OÑ&/180/89/C Support for a water supply programme by setting Up mobile 1 809 591 900 0Ó0 CHRISTIAN AID-UK/ workshops, solar pumps, etc., North-East region. 50% DUÎCH INTCRCHURCH AID-NL

CNCl/207/89/I? Support for a public health and rural development programme, 598 853 292 274 ciáp Jilib district. 49% Otá/340/89/UÉC Repairs to a water supply system at the Benaadir Hospital, 136 035 68 017 ACTION AID Mogadiscio. 50%

Ct**/BG/10/89/B Support for an irrigation programme for a farmers' cooperative 15 737 8 028 OKFAM-B consisting of Ethiopian refugees, Afgoïe. 51%

ONG/BG/92/89/UK Vechicle for WXJ (Women's Development Unit). Mogadiscio. 18 825 9 412 o OKFAM 50%

2 579 041 1 277 731 SOUTH-KOREA

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/29/89/D Setting up a nutrition centre and a creche, Woonsu 2-ri, 27 258 6 454 EWEM Kyunggi-do province. 24%

CNG/BG/40/89/NL Support for a programme for the advancement of women, Pusan. 25 040 8 245 CEBEvt) 33%

52 298 14 699

O -IN SRI LANKA (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CXJNTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

ONtf/121/89/D Support for integrated village development, Shihgapura, Colombo 318 523 153 887 DESNOS region, construction of dwellings, health structures and a 48% vocational training centre.

ONG/136/89/D Support for a job creation programme by setting Up a credit 87 058 42 9Ó7 CEiTJON DIREKHÍILFE system in the form of a working fund, Wenna Puwa district. 49%

Otô/240/89/D Support for a training programme for partially deaf children, 24 506 12 253 CËiUON DIREKÎHILFE Moratuwa. 50%

ONO/270/89/NL Support for the programme SEEDS (Sarvadoya Economic Enterprises 2 198 431 346 $07 NOVIB Development Services) in fourteen districts throughout the 16% country. o CNG/293/89/IK Setting Up a training centre for the care of old people, 178 148 89 Ó74 Éfàj» THE AGED Colombo. 50%

ONfj/BG/8/89/B Support for the training Of mot ivators, organized by NCt)S Janawaboda Kendraya (NUPO), Negombo. 14 446 5 915 41% fJNfi/BG/42/89/NL Support for the work of the People's Peace Offensive 46 875 15 000 Nt#IB association, Dehiwala. 32% dNë/BG/46/89/tiC Support for a management training programme for small animal 20 000 15 000 CÀRITAS-EK owners, Dehiwala. 75%

Support for the restoration of a primary school4 Nuwara Eliya, 13 334 10 000 Shanti-Pura district. 75%

Support for an agricultural training centre, Puliyamlama, 20 013 15 000 Pa11 ama. 75% SRI LANKA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

Support for local soap making by training young people from the 20 153 15 000 villages in the Rag ama area. 75%

CNG/BG/49/89/F Support for the youth training activities organized by EHED, 13 426 4 569 ŒFD Trine orna le region. 34% 0NG/BG/94/89/UK Support for the work of Population Service Lanka, Colombo: MtfUE STOPES INTL. - purchase of office equipment; 6 244 3 123 50% - staff training. 3 487 1 745 50%

INJ CNG/BG/98/89/IK Support for the work of the Satyodaya Estate Women's Programme O 5 548 4 028 o WVR ONTONT Kandy. 73%

2 970 192 734 408 ST. LUCIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

GNB/BG/93/89/IK Making a video for a family planning programme intended for 14 961 7 775 POPULATION CONCERN girls. 52%

fNJ O -Ni ST. VINCENT

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/92/89/UK Setting up of a comnunmity centre in Diamond 33 218 15 000 CKFAM 45%

INJ O oo SUDAN (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

OflG/113/89/B Support for a health care programme in Nyala district, South 774 600 387 300 l&P-B Darfour province. 50% ONfJ/166/89/NL Support for a training programme for orphaned children in the 583 940 291 970 îGÛO Sefawa refugee camp. 50% dtô/173/89/NL Support for a mother and child health programme in seventy 310 405 145 MO IfJDO communities throughout the country. 47% Ofô/283/89/UÉt Support for a programme to promote small economic initiatives, 222 390 111 195 AOORD Juba region. 50%

átá/286/89/Uk Support for a livestock programme (animal health and nutrition, 908 998 450 ÓÓO OKFAM animal traction), in thirty-five villages in Kebkabiya region, 50% Darfour. O 0ÑÓ/324/89/IRL Support for a reafforestation programme, Dinder region. 273 842 136 921 <0 CONCERN 50% Ott/BG/40/89/NL Support for an irrigation programme by purchasing water pumps 17 722 13 292 CEBHvO and especially a solar pump, Kator region. 75% ONG/BG/43/89/ÎRL Extension of a primary school: CONCERN 9 087 6 815 - in EL At shan, Dinder region. Í5% 5 745 4 Í09 - in El Hasira, Dinder region. 75% 9 357 7 018 Refurbishing seven health centres in Tendelti région. 75% SUDAN (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST ŒJNTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

Support for work in the Kashm el Girba refugee camp:

- construction of latrines; 16 731 8 747 52% - repairing an extending a primary school; 11 444 8 583 75% Kassala province. Refurbishing and extending two primary schools in Babanusa and 13 788 10 341 Muglad, Kordofan region. 75% CNG/BG/45/89/IRL Support for two water supply programrmes by digging and 26 459 14 817 TROCAIRE equipping a well, Takamul. 56% i I\J CNG/BG/65/89/F Repairing health centres, bridges and wells damaged by flooding, 69 463 15 000 o AICF Alyab region. 22% i GNG/BG/84/89/IK Support for a basic education programme by building primary ACTION AID schools at: Teme i n ; 26 951 15 000 56% Tundía Afong ; 42 131 15 000 36% Kordofan region. ONG/BG/99/89AJK Purchasing a vehicle and equipment for a training programme for 4 897 3 673 WS Ethiopian refugee children, run by ERA in Abouda, Wadel Hilewi 75% and Kassala. SUDAN (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST œNTRIBUfîON REFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU ANT3 % TOTAL COST

Equipment for an informal education centre on behalf of 3 781 2 836 Ethiopian refugees, Gedátef. 75% OtiG/BG/lOO/89/UK Vehicle for a programme for women, Shendi region* 21 664 15 ÓÓ0 SOS SAHEL 69%

Support for the work of SOS Sahel Soudan by purchasing 6 986 5 24o equipment, Khartoum. 75% Support for a community reafforestation programme, EL Affad and 18 000 13 5Ó0 Argi, Ëd Debba region. ?5% Vehicle for a reafforestation programóme, Kordofan region. 19 890 14 017 I 75%

3 398 271 1 697 364 SWAZILAND

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

ONG/BG/87/89AK Support for the activities run by: CO-OPERATION FOR the Mafucula Project, Tshaneni. 11 446 5 723 DEVELOPMENT 50%

the Swaziland National Society for the Handicapped, Mbabane 3 148 1 574 50%

GNG/BG/94/89/IK Support for a family planning awareness/education programme 14 840 7 420 M*RIE STUPES INTL. intended for men. 50%

29 434 14 717 i

fNJ I SYRIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CÜ5/226/89/I* Equipment for an orthopaedic clinic, Alep. 133 803 66 9Ó1 CCÍD 50% TANZANIA (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/41/89/IRL Support for agricultural development, Magugu - equipment, 132 587 66 293 GORTA setting up a mechanical workshop. 50%

CNG/80/89/B Support for a malnutrition control programme, Moshi and Hai 233 860 104 620 NCOS districts, Kilimandjaro region. 45%

0NG/167/89/ÍRL Extending an agricultural production programme, Ismani division, 393 376 186 854 CONCERN Iringa region. 48%

GNG/201/89/IK Support for a village irrigation programme, Suguti. 44 443 22 221 BRITAIN-TANZANIA 50% SOCIETY I ONG/213/89/IT Support for a cooperative for the assembly and production 49 198 24 599 MSP of oil-fired domestic stoves, Iringa region. 50% I CNG/285/89/UK Support for a health and family planning programme, 290 784 145 392 MARIE STOPES Dar-es-Salaam. 50% INTERNATIONAL

ONG/296/89/UK Support for tool production via SIDO (Small Industries 211 186 105 455 TOfXS FOR SELF Development Organization). 50% RELIANCE

ONG/334/89/IT Support for the development of socio-sanitary services (constr­ 510 805 255 403 CISP uction of a dispensary, public health training), Mbulu district, 50% Arusha district. TANZANIA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION fcEFERENCE Ño TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNrj/BG/l/89/B Purchase of a maize mill: BROEDERLIJK DELEN - for the women's organization, Bendera. 6 716 5 037 75% - for the village of Nkélei, Tanga region. 6 716 5 037 75% ¿ÜG/BG/2/89/E Support for the technical school in Do doma by building 12 191 6 095 OGMIDE accommodation for the teaching staff. 50% àfe/BG/3/89/B Sinking à well in Butu Ügweno and providing tool* for the 19 798 14 848 dCbPIBO workshop which repairs draught oxen equipment, Klgonigoni 75%

ONG/BG/8/89/B Support for a research/action programme into the problems 11 000 8 250 vA íídos facing women's groups on the introduction of new technologies 75%

Support for an irrigation programme by purchasing a 15 969 10 9?7 vehicle, Mvanga and Same districts. 69%

<*ÍG/BG/29/89/Í> Equipment (ploughs and harrows) for an agricultural training 4 349 3 ¿61 ÜttH programme, Njombe district. 75% 0NG/BG/32/89/D Equipment for a vocational training centre, 3 041 2 165 ZFÈ Sumbawánga. 71% ONfi/BG/33/89/b Support for a health programme by training community 20 000 15 000 AMREF leaders and health workers, Rukwa. 75% TANZANIA (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

UG/BG/42/89/NL Support for secretarial training run by CEC (Cooperative 10 033 7 525 KJVIB Education Centre), Songea, Rumuva region. 75%

ÏÏG/BG/43/89/IRL Setting up a community centre: DONCERN - at Ikengeza; 11 243 8 432 75% - at Ipilimo; 13 152 9 864 Iringa region. 75% Building a bridge at Mkungugu, Iringa region. 5 790 4.343 75% Repairing tractors and supplying farm implements for the 9 732 6 423 villages in Mikonbwi and Nyololo regions. 66% i rvi ONG/BG/44/89/IRL Two tractors and tools for an agricultural programme, Galapo 23 718 9 918 o 30RTA region. 42% i Support for a general mechanical workshop, Singida. 3 867 1 617 42% Small equipment for an agricultural programme, Singida. 2 578 1 078 42% Support for a vocational training centre by 10 293 4 304 purchasing equipment, Babati, Arusha. 42%

0NG/BG/47/89/HC Acquiring equipment for OCT (Conference and Training Centre), 19 268 14 451 DANCHURCHAID Dodoma. 75% TANZANIA (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Vehicle for a sanitary education action run by the 18 864 14 148 Ntom Church Centre, Bukoba district. 15% CN8/BG/50/89/F Refurbishing the sanitary system at the hospital in Morogoro 20 809 14 9Í0 CRIAA 1Ï& Support for the work of ÎAM3FA (Tanzanian-Mozambican Friendship 13.702 10.¿7t Association) on behalf of Mozambican refugees, Dar-es-Salaam. 75% fM/BG/71/89/Íf Books for the secondary school in Mafinga. 17 720 12 854 OOË 73% i 0NG/BG/72/89/IT Setting Up an irrigation System, Usokami, Iringa region. 15 190 8 650 CEEA 57% ^i Building a dirt road to link three villages in Kilolo and 18 448 12 B$7 Iringa regions. 70% Improving the road between the villages of Matembwe and 18 142 12 636 Image, Ñjombe district. 70% Repairing a road and building a bridge, Mawabala» Iringa 12 879 8 510 region. 66% Purchase of a mill: for Ivigo village, NjOmbe district. 7 866 5 642 72% for Mvilamba, Kipengere zone. 7 866 5 642 72% TANZANIA (5)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/78/89/IT Purchase of a vehicle for the health centre in Kibao, 18 721 12 000 MSP Iringa region. 64%

CNG/BG/79/89/IT Support for the planning activities organized by the 12 322 6 778 TERRA NUOVA Tanzanian National Freedom from Hunger Campaign, Dodoma. 55%

CNG/BG/81/89/IT Support for a socio-sanitary programme, especially by 16 865 12 160 CISP providing a vehicle, Mbulu district. 72%

0NG/BG/85/89AK Extension of duck rearing and of a fish-farming centre, 29 313 15 000 CHRISTIAN AID Hombolo. 51%

CNG/BG/92/89/IK Vehicle for a mother and child care programme, Bariadi 23 532 11 766 i GKFAM district. 50% 00 Support for an AIDS control programme run by KCMC 11 766 5 883 I (Kilimandjaro Christian Medical Centre), Kilimandjaro region 50%

0NG/BG/95/89/UK Setting up a mechanical maintenance workshop, Morogoro. 18 855 9 428 TEAR FUND 50%

GNG/BG/96/89/IK Support for a programme for the prevention of infant 5 355 4 016 SAVE THE CHILDREN mortality, Zanzibar. 75% FUND

2 363 908 1 232 679 TCHAD (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL CJOST

OHG/15/89/If Support for a training and education programme íh water 301 500 150 750 ÂÊS-COC supplies and the use of water, Bousso, Chari-Baguirmi 50% prefecture. fJ*fe/36/89/F Digging wells in Guera and Sal ama t regions. 400 400 200 400 AÍCF 50% 0ÜG/143/89/Í» Support for a medical programme in aid of children, in various 109 366 42 061 L'APPEL dispensaries, Guéra and Mayo-Kebbi provinces. 38%

âNb/287/89/F Development and installation of three functional rehabilitation 309 727 149 $27 SOS ENFANTS SANS centres for the handicapped in Moundou region. 48% FÉÛNTIERES i r\) ÛNG/BG/7/89/B Re-establishing the medical supply system for the health 13 868 10 401 o MSF-B structures in West MayO-Kebbi. 75% i fJfo/BG/49/8fr/F Support for the work of SECADEV (health sector)i 39 512 15 ¿30 tJTJFD N'Djamena. 39%

ÛNG/BG/69/89/IT Drinking water for Korrb-Ngardonon commune, 20 048 14 722 ACRA Tandjilé prefecture. -73%

Equipment for the centre for the handicapped ih Mondou. 16 291 12 ¿25 75% Support for the work of SPONG (NGO Permanent Secretariat), 14 360 7 131 especially by buying motorcyles, N'Djamena. 50% TCHAD (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Purchase of a generator for the farm equipment repair workshop, 8 376 6 076 Bo rom. 73% CNG/BG/78/89/IT Vehicle for the health action launched in the villages in 20 205 12 500 MSP Baibokoum region. 62%

1 253 653 621 423 THAÏ LAND (l)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ñ0 TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU ANt) % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/44/89/NL Support for a village agricultural training centre, Nong Khaï 298 647 149 324 CEÊEvO 50%

Otá/137/89/D Support for an integrated rural development programme 166 017 83 ÓÓO DttH (production, training, health, reafforestation, latrines, 50% fish-farming) in three villages in Pak Chong district.

CÏfe/177/89/D Support for a reafforestation and village cooperatives 177 998 89 000 DWËH programme, North-West région. 50%

CN&/292/89/NL Support for a programme to develop farmers' cooperatives in 227 456 113 728 NOVIB twelve villages in the east of the country. 50%

GNG/BG/2/89/B Support for a drinking water supply programme by purchasing 14 629 7 314 rvj OCfctIDE equipment, Chom Bung, Ratchaburi region. 50%

Support for a welders' training programme by building a workshop, Bandon, Surat Thani. 14 629 7 314 50% Support for job creation for young people and/or women by setting Up a weaving cooperative, Ban Fang, Muang district. 12 483 6 241 50% 0NO/BG/39/89/D Vehicle for an agricultural development programme, Songkhla 16 172 10 260 2PÈ and Lamphun regions. 63%

0NG/BG/42/89/NL Support for the work of the Health and Development Foundation, 52 269 13 590 NOVIB Bangkok. 26% THAl'LAND (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

DNG/BG/49/89/F Support for the work of the J.R.S. (Jesuit 15 230 7 615 XFD Refugee Service), Bangkok. 50%

3NG/BG/52/89/F Raising palm sugar production (improved stoves, better 18 094 12 888 CFCF wood-drying techniques) and rice yields (improved seeders), 71% Songkhla.

DNG/BG/70/89/IT Support for the work of the Yad Fon Association, 17 411 12 808 CROCEVIA Muang Trang district, Trang province. 74%

DNG/BG/85/89/UK Support for the work of SDSD (Social Development and Service 21 655 7 799 CHRISTIAN AID Department), Bangkok. 36% rvj rvj 0NG/BG/88/89/UK Support for the work of COERR (Catholic Office for 14 145 4 950 HELP THE AGED Emergency Relief and Refugees), Bangkok. 35%

0NG/BG/93/89/UC Support for an AIDS prevention programme in three prisons in 20 090 10 442 POPULATION CONCERN Bangkok. 52%

1 086 925 536 273 TOGO

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ÓNTi/86/89/B Support for a village savings and credit programme, Dapaong 736 831 272 398 VÉÈDESEILANDËN region. 37% tffc/BG/14/89/fc Support for a health programme by buying a vehicle, 6 746 3 3Í3 SOS-PG Dapaong* 50% fjNb/BG/45/89/lRL Support for a water supply programme by building two dikes, 34 719 14 930 TROCAIRE AgbelouVe-Gama, Zio district. 43% afe/BG/52/89/f Support for the setting Up of a beekeepers' group, Dzon, 10 012 7 5Ó9 CFCF Wawa prefecture. 75%

Support for a hygiene education action by building latrines, 3 016 2 262 Farendli ir 5% Support for the activities on behalf of young people organized 18 094 13 SIO by the Centre Agricole de Recherches et de Formation 75% Banleman, Das soute. fjNG/BG/70/89/lT Support for the work of the Comité Togolais de la Campagne 15 266 11 180 CRGCEVIA de Lutté pour l'Alimentation, Lomé. 73%

824 684 325 222 TUNISIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/112/89/F Setting up a centre for mentally handicapped children, Gafsa 128 861 63 731 CNFLRH 49%

CNG/266/89/F Support for a programme to train educators in child 233 246 77 810 SANTÉ SUD psychiatry. 33%

CNG/BG/49/89/F Habitat improvement, training peasants in soil enrichment 12 734 6 092 ŒFD practices with the help of natural fertilizers, setting up a 48% documentation centre, Djerba - Midoun.

CNG/BG/58/89/F Setting up a nursery school with priority for handicapped 26 937 14 842 CNFRLH children, Jendouba. 55%

401 778 162 475 UGANDA (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION feEFERENCE NO TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST fJ*}/65/89/UÉC Setting up a unit for making orthopaedic appliances for the 1 088 437 435 3Í5 MlTISH RED CROSS handicapped, Kampala. 40% fJfe/98/89/uk Support for a health programme, training health workers, 245 687 79 449 CHURCH MISSIONARY Karamoja region. 32% JSOfJIEIY

ÙX}/lZ3/Z9/ti Building houses fórmale student nurses in the hospital, 1 663 857 499 157 EZE Kampala. 30%

(WG/229/89/B Support for a livestock programme, Hoima and Más indi districts. 599 722 279 251 ACT 47%

(*fe/290/89/Í*C Support for a maternal health and family planning 323 658 161 292 INJ MARIE STOPES programme, Kampala. 50% Tsj INTERNATIONAL

íífe/294/89/tk Water supplies and sanitation in Mbarara and North Kigezi 405 971 142 Ó90 ^ATERAID regions. iè% fjfo£/BG/40/89/NL Setting Up a health centre in Kigumba, Hoima region. 31 655 14 128 CÈBBO 45% CMtî/BG/45/89/ÎRL Setting up a health centre, Usuk region. 20 374 14 8?3 TRÔCAIRE 73%

0NG/BG/47/89/EK Vehicle for the work of the Association Church of Uganda, 17 934 13 45o DÀrCHURCHAID Kampala. 75% UGANDA (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

DNG/BG/65/89/F Setting up a small unit for processing agricultural products 33 585 9 459 UCF and support for a training programme in blanket weaving, 28% Wabusana, Luwero province.

DNG/BG/76/89/IT Purchasing seeds for the refugee camps in Gulu region. 23 076 15 000 MNI TESE 65% DNG/BG/83/89/IT Repairs to a drinking water supply system, Kitgum. 13 538 10 153 SVSI 75% DNG/BG/93/89/UK Support for a national training action to encourage youth 20 235 11 897 POPULATION CONCERN participation in environmental and population activities. 59%

•NG/BG/95/89/IK Support for a health programme by supplying a vehicle, 24 002 12 001 TEAR FUND Kagando, Kasese region. 50% TSJ o

4 511 731 1 697 575 URUGUAY (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL œNTRIBUrlON REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU ANt) % OF TOTAL COST

CÑG/83/89/B Support for groups of small dairy cow owners, Montevideo, 106 577 51 029 BROEDERLIJK DELEN Canelones, San José and Florida departments. 48%

GNG/126/89/D Support for a vocational training programme by television, 451 804 225 902 ÔRT-D Montevideo and vicinity. 50%

OIW/203/89/If Support for the socio-sahitary and training activities of women 193 097 60 090 dbsPE members of AMULP (Asociación Mujeres Uruguayas Lourdes Pintos). 31% ONG/236/89/Ë Promotion of artisanal fishermen in Santa Catalina, Pajas, 33 676 13 130 OÛDESPA Blancas, la Colorada y Barra Santa Lucia. 39% fJNG/BG/5/89/B Support for the work of Mouvement pour la Terre in Canelón 15 608 11 7Ó6 fNJ FÈERES DES ÍÍOtJMES Chico région, Canelones department. 75% IrNj |->J CNG/BG/10/89/B Support for the work of MDPI (Movimiento Protección Infantil), 2 048 1 536 ODvTAM-B Paysandu. 75% âNG/BG/24/89/È Equipment for youth training, Mercedes, Soriano department. 10 262 6 109 M^NOS UNIDAS 60%

ÔN&/BG/31/89/D Support for a health programme in Montevideo. 29 994 14 997 tAZ 50% rjïfe/BG/65/8^/F Support for the work of AMULP, Montevideo. 13 417 5 6$9 ÀÎCF 42% ÔNG/BG/70/89/IT Audiovisual equipment for a training programme for 16 263 11 916 CRÔCEVIA popular organizations, Montevideo. 73% URUGUAY (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/73/89/IT Support for the work of: OOSPE - CRU (Comisión por el Reencuentro de los Uruguayos), 9 043 4 522 Montevideo. 50% PLEMU (Plenario de Mujeres del Uruguay), Montevideo 7 483 3 741 50%

CNG/BG/77/89/IT Support for the work of the Unión de obreros empleados y 18 733 13 770 MLAL supervisores de Funsa, Montevideo. 74%

908 005 424 147 rvj oo VENEZUELA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ON0/88/89/B Extension of a training Centre, San Pedro de Los Altos. 922 301 434 805 GbOPIBO 47%

Ctá/BG/74/89/IT Support for a social and health programme, outskirts of Caracas. 29 553 13 1È0 ICU 47%

951 854 448 585

INJ ÍNJ >o VIETNAM (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/42/89/IRL Equipment for health centres countrywide. 286 692 143 346 TROCAIRE 50%

0NG/54/89/F Support for a preventive health programme by equipping a 315 399 157 249 CIMADE laboratory and training the staff with a view to improving 50% vaccines, Hanoi.

0NG/72/89/C Setting up a health network in the south of the country. 2 038 902 592 213 SBOOURS POPULAIRE 29% FRANÇAIS / OKFAM-B TROCAIRE-IRL

0NG/256/89/IK Support for a food production programme by improved crop 37 414 18 707 OXFAM irrigation, Pho Yen district, Bac Thai province. 50% rvi

0NG/330/89AJK Support for an irrigation programme by building a reservoir, 42 825 21 412 OXFAM Tien Xuan, Luong Son district. 50%

ONG/331/89/IK Support for increased rice production, Thu Loc commune, 61 726 30 863 OXFAM Can Loc district. 50%

ONG/351/89/UK Support for an agricultural programme by installing a pumping 107 558 53 779 OXFAM station and providing equipment for four other stations, 50% Ha i Hung province.

ONG/BG/10/89/B Support for the construction of a hydro-agricultural dam in: OXFAM-B - Khe Xiem, 19 999 14 999 75% VIETNAM (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBtJTÎON REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU ANb % OF TOTAL COST

- Khe Nu, 14 479 10 468 Nghe Tinh province. 72% bNG/BG/ll/89/B Improving rice harvests by supplying equipment, Dong Thap Muoi 20 000 15 000 ÍTJS region* 75% OÍ3/BG/4S/89/IRL Suppoït f°r a water supply system by: TROCAIRE purchasing equipment, Thien Ke, Vinh Phu province; 31 770 14 ^32 47% building a pumping station, Don Nhan, Lap Thàch 30 648 14 *ll district. 48% Equipment for a workshop making farm implements, Bach Tong, 19 986 14 $89 Bac Thai province. 75% Raising agricultural production by improving the 21 129 14 190 irrigation system, Soc Dang, Vinh Phu province. 70%

CNG/BG/57/89/F Support for work in the health sector by the ASSsociation 4 898 3 673 CIMADE Ngiéncuu Tâm Ly Tré-em (Ñ-T), Hanoï. 15% Equipment for a training workshop for seamstresses, 2 102 1 577 Thang Loi. 75% Setting up grain dryers in twenty villages in the Chu Sé 4 401 3 292 district. 75% VIETNAM (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

NG/BG/92/89/IK Equipment for a veterinary centre, Hai Hung. 35 892 15 000 XFAM 42%

Equipment for a cooperative producing electrical material, 18 259 9 129 managed by blind people, Hanoi. 50%

Support for a rice-growing programme by improving the 37 547 15 000 irrigation system, Kim Mon district. 40%

ÏW/BG/96/89AK Support for training health workers in nutritional education 15 300 11 475 SAVE THE CHILDREN 75% FUND

DNG/BG/98/89/UK Support for the work of the Tuloc Women's Union Pig Raising 15 747 9 667 HAR CNTOVNT Scheme, Tuloc district. 61% TSJ

Equipment for a handicapped persons cooperative, Hanoi. 15 747 9 667 61%

3 198 420 1 195 938 YEMEN

EC PROJECT TOTAL ŒJNTRIBUTÎON REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Cl«}/181/89/UlC Support for a health programme, Abs region. 460 519 199 616 CI IR 43%

ON8/182/89/UC Support for a health programme, Raymah district. 493 515 184 89$ CI IR ¿7%

0Nd/252/89AK Support for a sanitary education programme, Sana'a region. 311 835 144 159 CÍÍR 46%

1 265 869 529 274 ZAÏRE (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0NG/1/89/B Restoring traditional foods to their rightful place in Kawango- 413 090 203 260 FUCID Kwilu villages, Bandundu region. 49%

0NG/14/89/IT Support for a programme for the promotion of women organized 553 780 276 890 UNA PROPOSTA by the Comité Anti-Bwaki, Kivu province. 50% DIVERSA (UPD)

0NG/158/89/IK Support for rural motivation activities run by Adi Kivu. 424 468 212 234 OXFAM 50%

0NG/300/89/D Support for a programme for promoting appropriate technologies, 848 000 212 000 EZE run by CEIM (communauté Evangelique en Ubangui - Mongala - 25% Eglise du Christ au Zaïre), Equator province.

0NG/304/89/UK Support for an agricultural extension centre, Manianga, Bas- 742 640 317 363 CHRISTIAN AID Zaïre. 43%

0NG/317/89/B Support for sanitary structures and the development of primary 278 028 CMJBAC health care in Lwiro region, Kivu province. 583 394 48%

0NG/BG/1/89/B Amaizemill forMokali village, Kinshasa. 6 960 BROEDERLIJK DELEN 9 280 75%

Habitat improvement by purchasing basic technical material, 6 044 Tshidimba, Kananga. 8 059 75% ZAÏRE (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COSt

Support for a health programme by buying a vehicle: - Kikwit, Bandundu region. 15 873 11 9Ó5 75% - Lisaia. 12 635 16 846 75% Equipment for a social ¿entre, Katuba, Shaba province. 5 861 7 815 75% CNG/BG/2/89/fl Support for a drinking "vyiter programme by repairing a pumping 2 621 OCMIDE station, Kole, East Kasa! region. 5 242 50%

Support for a "better diet" programme by: ro CAI IKA providing equipment for CEPRA^L (centre d'amélioration de 7 314 3 661 l'alimentation), BukâVu, Kivu province. 50%

constructing silos and setting up an oil plant, Pweto, Shaba 5 364 2 682 province. 50%

- setting up a bakery, Káfubu, Shaba province. 12 191 6 6^5 50% Support for a youth vocational training programme: by purchasing bicycles for the coordinators, Bangadi, 3 365 1 682 Haut-Zaïre. 50% by building a literacy centre for young people, Kinshasa. 15 116 7 558 50% ZAÏRE (3)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

for deprived youths by setting up a working fund, Ruashi, 4 218 2 109 Shaba province. 50%

CNG/BG/3/89/B Rural habitat improvement, Mbanza-Ngungu. 19 782 14 837 CDOPIBO 75%

Support for cooperatives starting up their activities, by 14 695 11 022 a training programme led by OOTEDER, ULCMARE and COOCENKI in 75% Lubero, Bukavu and Rutshuru zones, Kivu province.

CNG/BG/4/89/B Support for an integrated development programme (drinking water, 29 370 14 685 ENTRAIDE ET health, vocational training, literacy), Bugobé, Kivu province. 50% FRATERNITE

ONG/BG/5/89/B Purchasing equipment; INJ FRERES DES HCKMES for carters in Kinshasa, 31 298 14 220 o 45% in order to set up a Chambre des Métiers (Trades Chamber) 10 152 5 454 in Kinshasa. 54%

CNG/BG/7/89/B Support for a health programme in Bolomba: MSF-B extending the hospital; 13 413 10 060 75% repairing the existing buildings; 18 230 13 673 Equator province. 75%

CNG/BG/8/89/B Setting up a regional centre for the production of farm imputs, 24 424 12 212 NOOS Boma. 50%

Support for an agricultural programme organized by the Comité de 31 214 14 862 Développement Intégré d'Ikoma, Kivu province. 48% ZAÏRE (4)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU ANb % TOTAL COST

CNG/BG/13/89/B Equipment (vehicle, video, radiotelegraphy) fot ADI-KIVU, 25 510 15 000 SOS FAIM Bukavu * 59%

Support for the construction of two cooperative buildings (silo* 23 154 15 000 office, storeroom) and the construction of a dispensary in 65% Katana, in Kavumu and Bvyirembe, Kivu province.

ÓNG/BG/14/89/B Building a bridge over the river Kafi at Yasa, Kikwit region. 22 652 11 326 SOS PG 50% Setting up a local unit for the production, packaging and 14 696 7 348 distribution of Oral Rehydration Salt, Bukavu, ÍCivu province. 50% fjNG/BG/20/89/LUK Support for a literacy'programme by building two classrooms, 21 886 14 £74 BfclDDERLBCH TELEN Kimbualâ district, Kinshasa. 68%

0N&/BG/24/8$/Ë Support for the coordination of an education programme by 14 777 11 082 MANOS UNIDAS purchasing motorcyclesj Lukula, Lower Zaïre province. 75%

CJNG/BG/37/89/D Support for the work of i ORT - D Centre de Santé-Educátion-Nutrition, Katuba, Lubumbashi. 12 369 9 277 75% Centre de Santé-Education-Nutrition, Mátete and Kisenso, 14 626 10 970 Kinshasa. 75%

0NG/BG/4O/89/NL Extensión of a vocational training centre in Kasangunda, 29 459 15 000 CEBEMD Bwamanda region. 5i% ZAÏRE (5)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

Setting up two health centres, Vitshumbi and Kyavinyonge. 24 326 14 314 59% Support for a vocational crafts school by buying equipment and 32 954 15 000 extending the buildings, Ndedu, Dungu region. 46%

Building a bridge over the river Lumba, Tshofa. 18 898 13 064 69% ONG/BG/42/89/NL Setting up a maize mill and building a shelter and a drying 12 271 9 203 NOVIB shed for the cooperatives, members of FEROOOP, Rutsuru, Kivu 75% province. ro oo CNG/BG/71/89/IT Setting up a health centre in Kitoki-Mcsi, outskirts of 20 816 15 000 COE Kinshasa. 72% Purchasing a vehicle and repairing the warehouse for storing 21 317 15 000 building materials, Kimbanseke, outskirts of Kinshasa. 70% ONG/BG/72/89/IT Support for the self-funding of the health centre at Makaw by 12 879 9 207 CEEA starting up a commercial activity, Kutre zone. 71%

4 191 223 1 881 378 ZAMBIA

EC PROJECT TOTAL CONTRIBUrlbN REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT COST ECU IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

0N6/116/89/NL Setting up a vocational training centre in Kafur. 185 035 92 518 MdVlB 50%

ÓtiTj/170/89/líC Support for the integrated development of the communities living 276 960 138 480 HAÉVEST HELP between Siavonga and Chipepo, Gwembe valley. 50% titftJ/232/89/B Extension of a health education and vocational training centre, 450 868 202 5*5*7 OCMIDE Nangoma. 45% dSb/339/89/B Setting Up a health centre in Muchinshi, Chingóla region. 831 930 415 965 MANOS UNIDAS 50% fNJ Otá/BG/32/89/t> Buying a vehicle for a motivation-assistance programme in favour 14 651 10 988 I>o ÍFÉ of young farmers, Mansa. Luapula province. *5%

0NG/BG/78/89/IT Setting up a social centre at Nkungulume, Luanshya region. 28 655 12 OOP MSP 42%

Support for a socio-medical centre by installing a water tank 24 000 12 000 and building accommodation for the woman coordinator, Solwezi. 50%

ONG/BG/97/89/tK Support for making communications material for teachers, Lusaka. 24 270 12 600 VSO 52%

1 836 369 897 148 ZIMBABWE (1)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

0NG/95/89/UK Extension of an administrative centre for ORAP, Bulawayo. 154 404 77 202 OXFAM 50%

CNG/222/89/F Setting up a workshop to provide technical and vocational 131 870 64 690 CRIAA backing for metal craftsmen, Mutare. 49%

0NG/BG/3/89/B Support for an agricultural programme by training the 19 783 14 838 OOOPIBO smallholders in charge and by purchasing bicycles for the 75% extensionists, Mutawatawa, Mashona East province.

0NG/BG/11/89/B Support for the work of the Zimbabwe Seeds Action Network, 28 046 14 023 FOS Harare. 50%

CNG/BG/38/89/D Setting up two artisanal production workshops, Chendambuya, 18 750 14 062 VIFD Manicaland province. 75% o

CNG/BG/41/89/NL Setting up a centre to teach sewing, Masvingo. 38 312 15 000 IOOO 39%

CNG/BG/47/89/EK Vehicle for the Zimbabwe Christian Council, Harare. 19 323 14 493 DANCHURCHAID 75%

Support for the activities organized by the Victoria High 5 600 4 200 School Library, Masvingo. 75%

GNG/BG/50/89/F Vehicle and office equipment for ENDA, Harare. 14 402 10 575 CRIAA 73% ZIMBABWE (2)

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST OCWTRIBÜfíON REFERENCE Ko TITLE ANfa LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU Atà> % TOTAL COST

SNb/BG/87/89/tK Support for an NGO network active in the renewable energies 15 252 7 626 Cfo-OPERATICÑ POR sector in the SADCC countries. 50% DËVELOIMENT

ÍÍÍ&/BG/94/8$>/tK Support for the work of the association Family Of the Future: fcfeklE STOPES INTL. - medical equipment; 8 920 4 460 50% - office equipment; 4 715 2 357 5fJ% - staff training; 4 216 2 108 50% - a vehicle; 12 974 6 487 50% Harare*

Vehicle for Z0SKC (Zimbabwe Association of Women's Clubs), 12 650 6 325 Harare. 50% ata/BG/98/89/tK Support for a literacy programme in Masvingo region. 12 490 9 328 T&R ONWVNT 75%

501 707 267 774 SEVERAL COUNTRIES

EC PROJECT TOTAL COST CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE No TITLE AND LOCATION OF PROJECT IN ECU IN ECU AND % TOTAL COST

CNG/303/89/B Sending equipment for hospitals and health centres in 29 000 14 500 SOS HOPITAUX Mauritanie, Nepal, Vietnam and Haiti. 50% TIERS MONDE

CNG/BG/94/89/IK Support for a conference on family planning and mother and 27 071 13 536 MARIE STOPES INTL. child care for the associations in Bangladesh, Kenya, Malawi, 50% Nicaragua, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka, the Philippines and India.

56 071 28 036

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TABLE V

LIST OF PROJECTS TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS IN THE MEMBER STATES COFINANCED IN 1989 EC PROJECT CCKTRIBUTION REFERENCE N* BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/ED/1/89/C Campaign in educational circles about the vital importance of 875.482 428.986 WS-IK education in the development process and the deepening crisis 49% TOJS-D in education in the developing world.

0NG/ED/2/89/NL Activities designed to stimulate discussion in Europe on the 154.560 69.552 BOERENGROUP relationship between EC grain policy and the agricultural 45% ^WAGENINGEN development of Third World countries.

0NG/ED/3/89/UK Images of inequality: training for multipliers and educators 323.829 158.676 NADBC designed to develop skills and awareness with regard to gender 49% and race bias and their effects on access to resources and development opportunities. INJ CNG/ED/4/89/UK Project to raise public awareness of the links between farm 361.510 180.755 I CIIR policy in the EC and US and their impact on smallholder 50% producers and consumers in the south, in particular upon staple food production, access to food supplies and the operation of food markets.

CNG/ED/5/89/F Development education campaign in several European countries on 177,111 79.700 CIMADE the drug problem and alternative agriculture projects in 45% in the context of North-South relations.

0NG/ED/6/89/UK Continuation of a programme of work designed to stimulate and 132.956 66.478 TORY DEVELOIMENT facilitate the adoption, in trade union and worker education, 50% EDUCATION CENTRE of courses and materials on development issues and economic relations at international level.

CNG/ED/7/89/E Series of courses on basic development cooperation questions for 159.424 79.712 UNEFA young people and adults in rural communities throughout Spain. 50% EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ñ* BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CW&/ED/8/89/ÍÍL Information and lobbying campaign on the implications for 179.190 87.0*03 NÎO developing countries of the EC's changing trade bolicies, 49% particularly in the contexts of Lomé IV, 1992 and GATT negotiations.

àé/ED/9/89/ÛC Development of decentralised development education courses and 478.188 239.0^4 CîtJC programmes for the labour movement in Britain on a range of 50% international and North-South issues, in collaboration with trade union structures.

àl&/ED/10/8^/Ê Broad anti-apartheid campaign directed towards the general 42.102 21.dâi IEPALA public and key sectors of Spanish society. 50% fJté/ED/ll/89/lK Curriculum development project for secondary schools for teaching 158.110 79.055 NADEC about development issues from a historical standpoint. 50% fJNG/ED/12/89/KL Multifacetted campaign organised by a core group of NGOs 197.450 7&Mo ÎttÂOTEE ZUIDÉLIJK throughout Europe, to draw attention to the South African policy 40% AFRIKA of déstabilisation, in particular in Mozambique and Angola.

(ïfc/ED/13/89/NL Programme of activities at local, national and international 110.193 NIO level amongs young farmers, to stimulate debate On EC policy on 256.263 43% production and import of annual feed ingredients as it relates to Third World producers* rjNG/ED/14/89/ÍT Peace and Independence : development education programme for 65.237 ÀÎCJOS schools. 138.802 47% EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE N* BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

GNG/ED/15/89/C "For a Mediterranean of Peace and Cooperation": series of 542.140 271.070 CRIC-IT initiatives carried out in several Mediterranean countries 50% IEPALA-E (Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, France, Morocco, Algeria, CIDAC-P Tunisia, Turkey). GREEK ENVIRONMENT LEAGUE-GR

GNG/ED/16/89AK Pilot programme of development education films for schools, 164.595 70.776 CENTRE FOR INTER­ transmitted via an education programme broadcast by satellite to 43% NATIONAL STUDIES France, the UK and the Netherlands.

ONG/ED/17/89/F Activities to raise awareness amongst politicians, opinion 336.667 151.500 CRID leaders, financial institutions, etc. in France on responsibility 45% concerning the debt problem in the Third World. & CNG/ED/18/89/B Setting up of a European network to encourage audiovisual 195.122 80.000 ZEBRA communication between North and South through exchange of 41% information on production and distribution and the organisation of events of common interest in this field.

CNG/ED/19/89/UK Building awareness amongst groups and individuals of the 201.532 100.766 WORLD DEVELOIMENT relationship between the EC and the Third World and of the 50% MOVEMENT effect of EC policies on the development prospects of the poorest.

CNG/ED/20/89/B Networking activities designed to encourage reflexion and debate 822.414 238.500 EBOOD and exchange information and experiences in the field of 29% "cultures and development".

CNG/ED/21/89/NL Project aiming to generate support fromWestern European 165.726 69.605 TRANSNATIONAL policymakers and public opinion for genuine agrarian reform in 42% INSTITUTE the Philippines. EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE N' BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU Ató) % OF TOTAL COST

3N6/ED/22/89/NL Study days and national consultation designed to increase 129.644 64.822 tÊN ELLADOS (VWCA) understanding of North-South relations through focussing on 50% intercultural experiences within European societies.

3Nr>/ED/23/8^/tJ Production of materials and activities for training of youth on 34.294 17.147 ânsi the problems of development cooperation. 50% *fe/ED/24/89/È Educational materials fbf secondary schools on the diversity of 22.284 11.142 PLÉNIY the problems of development cooperation. 50% Ífe/ED/25/89/KL Campaign in political circles to raise awareness of the issue 241.654 89.4Í2 BVÈRT VEPMEER of human rights, democracy and development. 37% STICHTING

0NG/ED/26/89/È Travelling exhibition snowing physical, human, historical, 37.694 18.847 ÎNtERMDN cultural and present-day aspects of Africa, to be used in the 50% context of activities organised by local groups.

Ofib/ED/27/89/tL NGO ma iquee with poster exhibition, films, theatre and musical 11.210 6.950 COMITE DE LIAISON groups, on the theme of Women in Development, oh the occasion 62% of the XV NGO/EC General Assembly.

ÓNfi/ED/28/89/ÑL Project aiming at emphasizing the role of the Third World in 93.200 32.620 the political debate on developments in the telecommunications 35% industry.

ÛNG/ED/29/89/B Series of materials to increase the collaboration between 110.892 55.446 OKFAM-B Belgian NGOs and Third World NGOs about the situation in Centrai 50% America and Southern Africa. EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE N# BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

DNG/ED/30/89/NL Reversed Volunteers : project to intensify the input of South 96.808 48.404 IKVOS partners in development education in the North by facilitating 50% six month working periods for South experts in development education projects in Holland.

0NG/ED/31/89/D» Production and distribution of materials for young people 157.878 78.939 vüSERBOR aged 16 - 24 in the framework of out-of-school activities. 50%

0NG/ED/32/89/D Development education campaign on North-South interdependence, 495.912 203.324 VEREIN ZUR focussing on agricultural and food matters. 41% FORDERUNG ENIWICK- LUNGSPÂDAGOGISCHER ZUSAMdENARBEIT

0NG/ED/33/89/IT "Children, Education and Apartheid in Southern Africa", 130. 624 65.312 00 CIES development education programme on apartheid problems addressed 50% to schools, cultural and development organisations, journalists and the political world.

CNG/ED/34/89/D Programme to develop an understanding of development issues 173.076 86.538 KOORDINIERUNGS- concerning Mozambique for various target groups (schools, trade 50% KREIS MDSAMBIK unions, students, media, groups).

ONG/ED/35/89/D Itinerant exhibition on North-South issues and the brain drain, 51.706 25.853 INSTITUT FUR focussing on Ghana. 20% SPRACHLICHE UND KULTURELLE WEITERBILDUNG EC PROJECT OONTRIBÜTto # REFERENCE N BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

Èlîfi/ED/36/89/lRL Reinforcement of the activities of a European network aiming at 84.962 42*401 IRISH OOMvilSSION influencing development policies and extending public awareness 50% P(k JUSTICE AND on women and development issues. PEACE

<*fe/ED/37/89/b Development education programme on EC development cooperation, 257.782 85.068 INSTITUT FÜÜ consisting of production of materials, seminars and other EUROPÀISCHE activities addressed to wide range of target groups. POLlTIK (IE?)

¡tfc/ED/38/89/D Campaign on the links between agricultural and development 151.208 75.¿04 MÎTTE TMSLT issues for rural target groups, farmers and trade unions. 50% HAÜS

Ü&/ED/39/ZÏ/P Film and back-up materials on the question of women and 203.528 79.3?6 ORCHIDEES development. 39%

<árj/ED/40/89/C Project developped by national NGO's from five different 1.015.474 478.5?7 C&UVO-B European countries to raise public awareness about the 47% KÍ3NTMBO-D possibilities of twinning between First and Third World countries UBlCS. WDC-llt (towns and schools). SODEPAZ-E SOP/SSr^í-NL fM/ED/41/89/B Conscientization of young people in several EurObean countries oh 113.256 48.700 (SÔtlSTIAN the issues of development, justice and peace. 43% MDVB4ENT FOR PEACE

CNG/ED/42/89/Ê Continuation and updating of development education activities 190.286 79.920 CIPIE for secondary schools and colleges centring on the theme of 42% relations between Europe and Latin America. EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE N* BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

JNG/ED/43/89/IRL Student debating competition on a broad range of development 68.988 34.494 «S-IRL issues, involving colleges and universities throughout Ireland. 50%

NG/ED/44/89/IT Dialogue phase II : production and distribution of a newspaper to 326.531 160.000 'UIURA improve information flow and liaison between movements committed 49% to cooperation in the South and in the North.

3NG/ED/46/89/B Range of activities to develop an understanding in Belgium of the 61.583 28.944 FCD political, social, economic and cultural situation in Cape Verde, 47% and its cooperation possibilities with the EC.

DNG/ED/47/89/B Videos about the European NGOs working in Nicaragua over the last 17.970 8.985 rv) 3CD ten years with their partners in that country. 50% v-n O DNG/ED/48/89/F-M Multi-project programme. 102.467 39.962 SOLAGRAL 39%

DNG/ED/49/89/IT Training courses organised in the Venice region addressed to 165.090 66.036 ISOOS cooperation operators, trade union circles and teachers on 40% several themes such as EC cooperation, Italian cooperation, the role of NGOs and of Trade Unions in international cooperation.

ONG/ED/50/89/F Development education programme on children's living and working 86.090 34.436 O0LLBCTIF TIERS- conditions and their basic rights. 40% SCNDE DE POITIERS - ORCADES

CNG/ED/52/89/IT 1992 - five centuries since the conquest of America : series of 478.310 239.155 LBGA ITALIANA PER activities on this theme with the participation of Spanish, 50% I DIRITI E LA Portuguese and Dutch NGOs, South and North American associations LIBERAZIONE DEI and indigeneous federations. POPOLI EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE N* BfclEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU ÀNÈ) % OF TOTAL CJOST tír*í/ED/53/8$/B Project to maximise the potential of the network of NGOs and 236.900 118.450 NOOS other European networks to develop activities Concerning the 50% issue of Women and Development.

0*î/ED/54/8$/IT "Women and Environment" : awareness raising campaign on 91.760 45>8&0 ASSOCIAZIONE environmental degradation and on the role of women in the 50% ITALIANA DOtáiE PER struggle against this phenomenon. tO SVIlUPPd

Èfe/ED/56/89/kL Workshops, educational materials and conference on the effects of 130.435 60i0b0 îkENE the Single Market on developing countries. 46%

âtb/ED/57/89/t) Development of a programme of information and awareness raising 339.200 169.6ÓO

BRHdER AFRIKA activities on Namibia. 50% fNJ JtótHIV KA

0NG/ED/58/8$/b Tour in Germany to draw attention to the mechanisms of apartheid 20.120 10.060 IfôELTFRIEDENSDIENST in daily life in South Africa. 50%

fJfe/ED/59/89/D Development education campaign on North-South issues aiming at 77.680 38.840 ÎJËUTSCHE WELÎ- promoting the reading of books by young children. 50% HUNGERHILFE

àfe/ED/60/8Î/!T-M Mult i-project programme 50.000 25>0Ô0 50%

ONG/ED/61/89/IT-M Multi-project programme 80.000 40.ÓÓO CRfJCEVIA 50% EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE N* BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/ED/62/89/IT-M Multi-project programme. 50.000 25.000 CDSPE 50%

ONG/ED/63/89/IT-M Multi-project programme. 49.454 24.727 SJLAL 50%

0NG/ED/64/89/NL Women and the international division of labour : strategic 393.410 196.705 NOVIB activities to encourage understanding, within women's 50% associations in Holland, of the effects of a changing labour market on women in Latin America.

GNG/ED/65/89/GR Joint project with Spanish and UK NGOs to produce school 391.882 195.941 EDBCN HELLAS materials, with special emphasis on intercultural aspects. 50%

fNJ CNG/ED/66/89/NL Broad information campaign on current developments and policies 433.948 199.616 \\A KCMITEE ZUIDELIJK concerning South Africa and Namibia. 46% rvj AFRIKA

CNG/ED/67/89/F Activities to raise awareness amongst young people in France on 124.586 62.293 MOUVBŒNT ANTI- South Africa's problems. 50% APARTHEID

CNG/ED/68/89/B Joint project between NGOs from Belgium, Italy and Portugal for 177.778 80.000 SOS FAIM production and distribution of TV programme on NGO's work and the 45% political and economic situation in a number of developing countries.

CNG/ED/69/89/F Programme for increasing concertation between European and North 188.850 79.317 SOLAGRAL African partners on the issues of interdependence in the field of 42% agriculture and food. EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE Ñ° BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU Atà> % OF TOTAL tiOST

OfiG/ED/70/89/F Training activities for inultiplyers in the youth sector about 70.424 35.212 (*ÊI North-South relations. 50% dfe/ED/71/89/ï» Develobment of activities and educational materials to 132.550 66.275 ÓIKOS facilitate the inclusion of development education in secondary 50% schools curricula in particular in the fields of history, geography and economics.

0NG/ED/72/89/Ë TV series in 13 episodes covering a wide range of development 370.400 159.272 CIDOB issues. 43% dÉ*/ED/73/89/IÍL Development education programme to sensitize European youth 150.906 46.1*1 YptJIH FOR towards development issues and encourage more youth activities 31% DEVELOPMENT AND in the field of development cooperation. drJÓPERATICN \A CAÍ ONÔ/ED/74/89/tK Production of educational modules on interdependence issues, 135.360 67.680 NADBC for use in new humanities courses in secondary schools. 50%

ÓNÓ/ED/75/89/tK Programme of educational activities at regional level, focussing 284.562 128.053 U-LANDSFONT«EN on environment, refugees and migrants, and Latin American 45% culture *

OÎG/ED/76/89/fJR Awareness-raising programme in secondary schools and local 56.692 28.346 EÏÈJDA communities on the right to education of Palestinian children 50% in the Occupied Territories. EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE N° BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

CNG/ED/77/89/E Project to raise awareness amongst business school students 38.436 19.218 CODESPA of the role of small-scale enterprises in developing 50% countries.

ONG/ED/78/89/IT Training sessions addressed to students and teachers of 65.490 32.745 APS secondary schools in Piemonte on the following themes: 50% "Underdevelopment, Emigration, North-South dialogue and European Cooperation".

CNG/ED/79/89/F Follow-up of a development education programme producing 118.608 59.304 CIEPAC slide-tape shows for an encyclopedia of development in the 31% Third World.

fNJ CNG/ED/80/89/E-M Multi-project programme. 49.702 24.851 \A CIPIE 50%

CNG/ED/81/89/lK-M Multi-project programme 114.283 39.999 NADBC 35%

ONG/ED/82/89/lK-M Multi-project programme 285.714 40.000 (MUSTIAN AID 14%

CNG/HV83/89/P-M Multi-project programme 49.820 24.910 CIDAC 50%

CNG/ED/84/89/NL-M Multi-project programme. 132.130 39.639 KCMITEE ZUIDELIJK 30% AFRIKA

CNG/ED/85/89/UK-M Multi-project programme. 92.988 39.985 CHDE 43% EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE H* BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST tite/ED/86/89/tK-M Multi-jiroject programme* 55.556 25.ÓÓ0 VSÔ 45%

fJfe/ED/87/89/fe-M Multi-project programme. 55.556 25.ÓÓO ÍNTEKvCN 45%

ONG/ED/88/89/tK-M Multi-project programme* 85.096 39.9^5 OKFAM 47%

ëfe/ED/89/89/D European tour on development problems concerning Thailand, in 35.900 17*95o TERRE DES particular tourism, wommen's oppression, export Oriented 50% tí&MES - D agriculture.

(¿tè/ED/90/89/D-M 54.116 27.058 MISERBOR Mult i-project programme* 50%

Sfc/ED/91/8$/t>-M 63.810 31*905 DEUTSCHE WELt - Multi-project programme* 50% I^THUNGERHÍLFE

frfc/ED/92/89/b Multi-project programme. 80.000 40.ÓÓO tÊkRE DES 50% Ü&MES - D

Gtô/ED/93/89/NL-M Multi-pfoject programme; 114.283 39.9^9 HfJVIB 35%

Otó/ED/94/89/aL-M Multi-project programme* 51.020 25.000 AVISE 49% EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE N# BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

ONG/ED/95/89/NL-M Multi-project programme. 73.185 34.397 CEVNO 47%

ONG/ED/96/89/IRL-M Multi-project programme. 76.872 36.130 TROCAIRE 47%

ONG/ED/97/89AK Programme of work in secondary schools and education circles on 27.026 13.513 BRITISH DEFENCE current developments in Southern Africa, in particular those 50% AND AID FUND FOR affecting young people. SOUTHERN AFRICA

CNG/ED/98/89/F-M Multi-project programme. 86.957 40.000 FRERES DES 46% HGKMES - F fNJ ONG/ED/99/89/F-M Multi-project programme. 50.000 25.000 ŒFD 50%

CNG/ED/100/89/B-M Multi-project programme. 50.000 25.000 NOM 50%

ONG/ED/101/89/B Development education campaign to promote awareness on different 134.556 67.278 CNCD agricultural issues: CAP, international trade and agriculture 50% policies in the South.

CNG/ED/102/89/F-M Multi-project programme. 125.000 40.000 CRID 32%

ONG/ED/103/89/B Different activities to raise young people's interest in 133.000 66.500 BROEDERLIJK DELEN other cultures and other direct experiential ways to create 50% solidarity with young people in the Third World. EC PROJECT CONTRIBUTION REFERENCE H- BRIEF DESCRIPTION TOTAL COST IN ECU AND % OF TOTAL COST

OÍS/ED/104/89/B Information campaign to stimulate European solidarity between 112.396 56.198 SAOO young people and women in Europe and Latin America. 50%

C*»/ED/106/89AK-M Multi-project programme* 80.682 39.534 ÎBT 49% tíNG/ED/107/89/NL Campaign amongst Dutch dairy farmers on the problems of Third 39.961 7.1$3 TCRKGROEP BETER World milk producers vis-à-vis the European dairy sector. 18% 2UÎVELBELEID

17.742.614 7.980.332 45% 1980 INDICATIVE NGO KCOf'i AIf> PI

REGIONS CEREALS SMP BUTTEROIL SUGAR VEC.Oll. f.OHS DRIED FISH

ACP 139.599 9.640 435 2.044 3.470 5.152 414

MAGHREB 11.520 1.140 162 270 43: 204

MACHRAK 975 2.520 315 726 100

CENTRAL AMERICA 28.929 40 -100 I. 7(14

SOUTH AMERICA 12.626 1.885 300 200 75 162

CARIBBEAN (NON ACP) 4.718 2.281 165 15 100

ASIA 16.456 3.990 90 160 135 300 168

rvj KA 00 TOTAL ALLOCATIONS 214.823 21.456 1.305 3.332 4.550 0.060 786 RESERVE CARRIED FORWARD 3.158 1.980 385 496 1.070 3.000 273

GRAND TOTAL 217.981 23.436 1.690 3.820 6.420 11.076 1.059 Al.local.iQaa 1.9.89 pxasxaiiuuc y.uui; Annexe VII ACP countries

Area Country. JÍGÜ. .Cer.eals- JSfcUL. Bjit_0JLL_ ._Sügar. Veg Qil Beans ..D.Fish

IP Countries Angola CAHITAS ri 1.320 i 20 0 150 144 IP Countries Angola DWH 0 0 0 198 198 ÎP Coùhtrics Angola. mu _ JL _ii. , Ifi û. 0 Angola. .Tí).taL¡. .,!.•»,.3 >uU- .1.15. JL8_ 3à£L JML

;P Countries Benin CARITAS F 0 30 0 0 IP Countries Benin CINTERAD 152 0 0 0 IP Countries Benin. _JIQ_ _3Û. JL5 JteniiL JQXSLII. _1¿5 ao_ SL JLi A *.? CoUntries Burkina Faso CARITAS B 0 60 o 0 90 72 24 :P Countries Burkina Faso CINTERAD 0 lb 15 0 0 0 108 :P Countries Burkina Faso CRS 0 900 0 0 0 0 0 :P Countries Burkina F.aso. SSI -L5_ JL5. 18 _JLà Burkina, Easn. -Ia£al_L .l,..0iU'. M_ 101 .Sfl. JLSfL Jl— JÍL tNi IP Countries Ëurandi ..CARIIAS-B. _21Q. JJL M. JUL Burundi JIQXJÍJLL .210 15. 3SL JSL

IP Countries Gomares. CARITAS F. Comeres .To.UûJj- „7J)..

:P Countries Congo CARITAS F ÍP Countries CojlfcO. SBLB ..._15. CQSÏZSL JCotaJL; Q ....6.0 -_Q_

IP Countries Cote d'Ivoire. JAATH. /,? J10. dote d'Ivoire. .To-talj. Al _3.Q.

IP Countries Dominica _CfiS_ _ JX -30. 5JL Dominica, •IQULL SL 75 _0_ JO. 5k.

IP Countries Ethiopia CARITAS G 740 o 0 IP Countries Ethiopia CONCERN 6.500 0 30 ÎP Countries Ethiopia LWF 40.000 *)0() 1.000 Allegations 19JL9. pxagx/iuuiic yjuir.

jicea. Count rx 1ÍG__ Gcgfc&LsL. SMIL. B.ut...(lil_ Su£an_ ttftg Oil J_e_j_s_ JLFish . ? Countries Ethiopia Prosalus 74 30 15 20 15 36 0 ? Countries Ethiopia. .Tear, Fund- Z_UQ£ a _ Q_ £L 0 0 Ethiopia To tal; 54.314. 53.0. .15.. 20. 1.045 3ÍL y Countries Gambia. CRS JJA. 7.5 30. Gambia _r.QjL.ai..,L JL3_L 7.5... _.Q. 30.

* Countries Ghana CARITAS I 1.344 2 LO 45 144 • Countries Ghana, .CRS Q_ .210. _JL Q_ GJaana. •JCotiÜ-JL JL_M_L Ji2JL jfiÚL JL__L

Countries Guineo Bissau CARITAS I 200. JJLQ—. SL 3ÍL 30. Guinée Bissau. _Tr;:alJL 2Q0. JLSÛ. SL 3£L 30.

Countries Liberia. P.roüalus. 2JL 15_. .15. 1SL 15. JLfL Total.; JU. I.5.... .15. JL5- J_3L

Countries Madagascar AATM 20 30 Countries Madagascar CAM 72 45 Countries Madagascar. J3EJEM, (AFSE) îa. 15. fNJ M_-L_l-i_r¿i-ji fyir Total:,. JiSU o

Countries Malawi. .CARJLTAS-L J._Z2Û_ j-Q- Malawi .To-tall. JL,22Û_ JL JiQ-

Countries Mali CARITAS F 0 0 0 Countries Mali CINTERAD 20 30 54 Countries Mali. J_S_I _CL _Jl _Q Mali. •To.tal; 2SL •30 0 54

Countries Mozambique AA 5.000 0 0 0 0 288 0 Countries Mozambique CARITAS G 2.930 240 0 100 57 0 12 Countries Mozambique Care G 3.000 0 0 0 45 0 0 Countries Mozambique DW1I 0 0 0 0 0 530 0 Countries Mozambique OPEM (AFSE) 40 60 1.5 18 15 18 12 Countries Mf>7.nmMqjtfv Pronaliis 100 75. _..0_ _1_L JL5_ _Q Mo7.nmb;LqXic_ JCaJLalJ. JLU02Û. J/5 15... JL3Ü. JL3JL 32JL 24

Countries Nicer CARITAS G i n A1IÚ£J3LSJ.ÍÍ2Ü¿ 12/iS p£ft«¿£íuuroi: yjjiu. Al locations I2â2 pjCugxaroiDc ILCAÜ

Area Countrv Nfif) Cereals ..SMP_ But Oil Suyar Vep Oil Beans D Fish To

IP Countries Uganda ICR 0 90 30 54 0 0 0 IP Countries Upanda SCF o 90 0 0 30 0 0 Uiranda Total: 0 ..J.8.Q. ... 30 54 30 0 0

P Countries Zaire CARITAS B 1.378 4 9b 60 240 60 108 36 P Countries Zaire CIM 0 75 0 0 0 0 0 P Countries Zaire CINTERAD 0 0 0 0 0 72 P Countries Zaire OPEM (AFSE) 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 P Countries Zaire SBLB 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 Zaire Total: 1.787 _.6.30 60 240 60 108 108

P Countries Znmh i a CARITAS G 0 _..6 7!) 80 75 396 0 Zambia Total: . 0__ 0 80 75 396 0

P Countries GRAND TOTAL 139.599 9 .640 4 35 2.044 3.470 5.152 414 AJJJ?J1AJÜJQJ)JÍ 12M pxatuiuun»; year. Annex VIIÎ

Area Countrv NCO C.fi££.alfL. sue. BuJ;__.QJLl_ SiiiiUL. yfi.j_.0il . ..Jtean*. 0 Hah

jhreb Countries Algeria CARITAS B '3.840 375 0 54 90 144 68 ;hreb Countries Algeria OXFAM B 3.840 375 0 54 90 144 68 ;hreb Countries Algeria wen 3.840 ...315 ... -J) */. 90 144 68 Algeria Total: 11.5 XQ 1,.12'i. _ 0 162 270 432 204

;hrcb Countries Tunisia CARITAS B 0 15 ...Q.._ 0 o 0 0 Tunisia Total: 0 i:> .„.o 0 o 0 0 jhreb Countries GRAND TOTAL 11.520 1.140 0 162 270 432 204 AlUiCiLtlima !9_LL2 ÍU:U*.I: amino y_e.'ju: Annex IX

.Area. Country, JSSQ Cerüals._ SMP_... Bui: ..OIL. Sugar Veg Oil .ftfi.ans„ ...P. Fish hrak Countries Egypt CAM 602 660 144 135 hrak Countries Egypt ..CARIIAaJL 3kk 330.. _7_2_ _A5_ Egypt. .XolalL M3. ..9.9J). 21k isa hrak Countries Jordan. CARITAS B 2L 30 ...JJL Jordan. .Total; 2JL 30. .15. JL hrak Countries Lebanon CARITAS G 600 120 204 hrak Countries Lebanon CARITAS N 300 60 102 Irak Countries Lebanon, ÜPF JÍ0.Q 12a 20k. Lebanon. JEataLL JL. ...1.50.0 .3.Q.Q. 310.

irak Countries GRAND TOTAL 975 1. 5 20 315 726 180 Annex X Allocations 1£8.9 pxûiramuii: y.ear

.Area. C.ount.cy_ -HGJ3 Cüreals_ 3l\V . li.uLQi.l_ ... Sugar.. Veg Oil Beans.., -D-Fish

•ntral America Él Salvador .CRSL ¿32. JL JL JLI 16JL El Salvador. Jolali JÚ2. .0 162 intral America Guatemala CAM 231 0 15 18 ïntral America Guatemala CARITAS B 2.900 0 150 468 ;ntral America Guatemala. JuftS 32Q. .il. _á5. Ikl. Guatemala. JiitalL JLA5JL JL 210. kkSL ïntral Aiierica Nicaragua DIA 2.176 0 90 306 ¡ntral America Nicaragua OXFAM B 7.608 40 60 270 ¡ntral America Nicaragua. SQSQ 15J}02_ -JL .JL 323. Nicaragua. -Total;. 2AJM JUL 15a 93k

;ntral America GRAND TOTAL 28.929 40 405 1.764

fNJ C* \A Annex XI AllQca.tiQaa LMÜ ujcugr.uuuuu yj:¿u

Area Countrv • NGO ucxfijaJ.5_ . SMIL D.uj;..Qil_ Sugar Vfie Oil Beans _.D Fish . uth America Bolivia CARITAS B 27 _. .i5_.. 0 0 15 0 0 Bolivia Total: 22. 11. 0_ 0 15 0 0 nth America Brasil CAM 42 15 15 18 0 0 0 jth America OPEM. fAFSEl 96 30 0 0 0 0 0 Brasil Total; iaa._... 4.5 ..15 18 0 0 0 ith America Chile AATM 1.370 1.20 30 36 0 0 0 ith America Chile CARITAS G 8.192 940 255 72 0 0 0 ith America Chile Prosalus 27 15 0 20 0 0 0 ith America Chile SBLB 0 15 ...... 0... 0 0 0 0 Chile Total: 9.50? _ 1...Q30.. .2.85 128 0 0 0 ith America Colombia CAM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ith America Colombia CARITAS N 994 ..._0.... 0 0 30 0 0 Colombia Total: 99'l .....0. .a 0 30 0 0 ith America ' EcuAdor Caritas Spnin _. ._L..16.G . .27.0. 0 0 0 0 0 Ecuador Total: i.iûa ... 2Z.0... __... Q_ 0 0 0 0 ith America Parnfiuiv CARITAS B 0 ... 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 ParafUAV Total: 0 an...... 0 0 0 0 o th America Peru AATM 46 15 0 18 0 18 0 th America Peru CARITAS B 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 th America Peru CARITAS D 48 0 0 18 15 36 0 th America Peru CARITAS N 496 360 0 0 15 54 0 th America Perti Prosalus 120 .3.0„ 0 18 0 54 0 Peru Total: 710. li'XJ... 0 54 30 162 o

th America GRAND TOTAL 12.626 1.885 300 200 75 162 0 ALLOCATIONS 19C3 PROGRAMME YEAR Annex XIí

AREA COUNTRY NGO fcEREALS SMP nurrr-ROH. SUGAR VEG. OÎL BEANS DRIED FISH

CARIB8EAN HAITI CARITAS BELGIUM 124 100 30 9 (NON ACP) HAITI CARITAS NEERL. 496 750 0 90 HAITI PROTOS 3.174 735 135 90

HAITI TOTAL 3.794 1.665 ¡05 180

CARIBBEAN REPUBL.DOMINICANA CARITAS NEERL. 456 451 0 0 (NON ACP) REPUBL.DOMINICANA OXFAM BELGIUM 468 135 15 0 REPUBL.DOMINICANA PROSALUS 6 30 0 18

REPUUL.DOMINICANA TOTAL 924 6IC 15 18

CARIB8EAN (NON ACP) GRANO TOTAL 4.718 2.281 165 15 198 C*

•u«»nnn«ani:rr: Annex XIII Allocations J_2M pj^jxíunma yjx&a

Area Countrv NGO £&££OljL. SMIL. lki.t„0JJL- Sugar , Vfte Oil Beans D Fish .

0 36 0 Asia Bangladesh HAM 1.240 45... 0 0 0 36 o Bangladesh _Tntnl; ,, _ LJL'JLO .'J5 0 0 0 0 \sia India ACA 0 5/0 0 0 0 288 144 ^sia India CAM 0 4 50. 90 160 90 0 0 Kaia India CARITAS G 0 1.665 0 0 0 0 0 Ksia India CRS 0 540 0 0 0 0 0 Vsia India SBL 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 ^sia India SBLB 0 135 0 0 15 0 Isia India SHF 0 300.. 0 0 o o 288 India _l2.£ü.l¡ .,_ 0 ?LMSL.. .90_ 160 105

0 0 taia Laos VÍVB 0...... _ J) o 0 Î.AOS Z.,Ji9SL. 0... 0 o 0 o isia CRS 0 . . _n_ 0 30 o 0 Pakistan TntAl; o 255 0 0 30 0 0 36 24 Lsia Thailand. TOR 0 0 0 o 0 36 24 Thailand Total: "• o . _Q... Q 0 isia Vietnam OXFAM B 12.816 0 _ . 0 o o 0 o Vietnam _.Tor,al; 12.816 . Ji_. _. fl 0 0 o 0

168 isia GRAND TOTAL 16.456 3.990 90 160 135 360 Annex XÍV PROJETS FINANCES AU TITRE DE L'ARTICLE "936* EN FAVEUR DE L'AUIOSUFFISANTJi DES REFUGÍÉS ET PERSONNES DÉPLACÉES

AMÉ RIQUE LATINE

PROJETS FINANTE i 1989

No. Projet Origine fcays Organift. Contenu du projet Duróc F inane emente Coût total Etat d'exé Réhigiés "R" Hôtes Coordi- OCE av. Cofi - cut i on Déplácós "D" natricés (Ecus) nancement Décision Rapatrî6s"RR:

NA/AD/4/89 El Salvador El Salvadot ACT Activités ptoduc - 500 640 6/89 (BE) tives et formation

NA/AD/7/89 Guatemala Guatemala ESF Aide à la scolari­ 280 350 6/89 (FR) sation d'enfants déplacés dans 1 *Ixcan

NA/AD/11/89 Nicàtagua Nicàtagua CKF&Î Rcpatation of 9mths 220 440 10/89 TLV* (GB) TWitct system in o Dlucficld, Corn o Island,Peatl Lagoon

NA/RR/14/89 Nicàtagua Nicàtagua MJM Développement de 3 an s 570 925 10/89 "RRH (FR) la Santé conmrunau tai te dans la RAAN

NA/AD/15/89 Nicàtagua Nicàtagua "WW Reconstruction & 2 ans 700 839 10/89 "D" (GB) social Develop- • ment of Mi ski to villages on the Rio Coco

5 projets 2.570 PROJETS FINANCES AU TITRE DE L'ARTICLE -936" EN FAVEUR DE L'AUlttSUFFISANCE DES REFUGIES ET PERSONNES DEPLACEES

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PROJETS FINANTES : 19 8 9

No. Projet Origine Pays Organis. Contenu du projot Diiréo Finane emente Coût total Etat d'exô Réfugiés "R" Ilotes Coordi - OCE av. Cof i - cut ion Déplacés TT natticos (Ecus) nanc ornent Décision RapatrieaTttT

NA7AR/10/89 Afghanistan Pakistan AICF Healthcare in 2 7 mois 307 730 8/89 ' (FR) Camps in Balu - chistan

NA/AR/18/89 Afghanistan Pakistan Solidarité Vocational 1A 466 1.576 11/89 Afghanistan Training moi r. (BE) IV o NA/AR/19/89 Afghanistan Pakistan Avicen Vaccination 6 300 723 11/89 "R" (FR) programme roo i :i (NHFP)

WAR/20/89 Afghanistan Afghanistan GAC(DE) Hospital and 3 540 828 11/89 -RR" medical training moi:» school

WRR/21/89 Afghanistan Afghanistan M\DERA Agro-Pastorale 210 262 12/89 "RR" (FR) progtarrme

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