text: Action of that conference stated, under paragraph 11 of part II, that “UNDP, in view of its central co-ordinating role within the United Nations system for development and its close linkages with donor communities, could be asked to take as soon as possible a leading part in the co-ordination, implementation and monitoring of refugee-related infrastructural projects of a developmental nature in close association with its partners and other donors”. 70. As shown in statement XXI, total income in 1989 amounted to $1.5 million and expenditure to $1.2 .million, At the end of 1989, the balance of the Fund was $5.3 million, of which unspent allocations amounted to $2.2 million. 71. This trust fund was established by the Administrator on 21 November 1964 in the light of his concern and that of the international community for the economic and social crisis affecting many countries in Africa as expressed, io, in General Assembly resolution 351199 on 20 December 1983, on special measures for the social and economic development of Africa in the 198Os, and in UNDP Governing Council dscision 84/18 of 29 June 1984, on the economic and social crisis in Africa. The resources of the Fund are to be utilized to finance technical and/or capital assistance projects designed to combat poverty and hunger in Africa. 72. As shown in statement XXII, total income in 1989 smounted to $148,829 and expenditure to $796,873. At the end of 1989, the balance of the Fund was 81.1 million. 13. This Trust Fund wss established by the Administrator on 19 March 1984 to expsnd the Angolsn petroleum training school into a regional centre in order to meet the training needs for manpower in oil industries of the Southern African Developmsnt Co-ordination Conference countries. The assistance provided is to upgrade the training capabilities of the instructors and provide teaching equipment. 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the utilization of funds and projects related to economic development, with a focus on Africa. The mention of poverty, hunger, and economic crisis in Africa suggests a strong connection to economic development. The specific projects mentioned, such as the expansion of a petroleum training school, also seem to be related to economic development.