CONCLUS ION 
Training institutions in photogrammetry are now few in the 
developing countries. There is also a dearth of specialists 
in photogrammetry. Photogrammetric equipment is.very expensive 
and may be beyond the resources of some of the developing 
countries. Lack of men and equipment may, therefore, impede 
the development of photogrammetric education in the develop- 
ing countries. It is, therefore, obvious that for sometime, 
the developing countries will continue to depend on equipment 
and staff from the developed countries in establishing or 
developing their institutions. 
The aid giving countries could demonstrate their interest 
in fostering the' development of photogrammetry in the 
developing countries by offering assistance in personnel and 
equipment in the establishment and development of training 
institutions in photogrammetry within the developing countries.