text: Unspent allocationsa General resources (note 22 (d)) Sub-trust funds Unencumbered funds - General resources Allocations in excess of resources Sub-trust funds General Sub-trust resources funds 464 385 19AB 5 726 400 5 544 015 410 000 4 254 954 (528 009) 811 779 54 385 5 662 776 (811 094) 9 799 654 2 979 475 3 443 860 1989 Total 5 662 776 4 136 878 9 799 654 _C__ The* accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements. -98- 4 STATEMENT XI UNDPI TRUST FUNDS ADMINISTERED BY UNDP United Nations Fund for Science and Technology for Development Status of funds as at 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) 1988 1989 908 237 506 731 6 591 407 389 280 116 277 27 459 8 539 391 859 538 4 933 305 41 320 427 002 677 971 44 419 6 983 555 1 555 836 INCCME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR Voluntary contributions from Governments Cost-sharing contributions Government contributions for sub-trust funds Interest incomer General resources and cost-sharing Sub-trust funds Miscellaneous income (expenditure) Less: Expenditure Project costsr General resources and cost-sharing Sub-trust funds Reimbursement of programme support costs to executing agencies* General resources and cost-sharing Sub-trust funds Biennial budget expenditure Extrabudgetary expenditure Excess of expenditure over income (1988: Excess of income over expenditure) 4 652 137 136 6 665 000 657 509 61 350 38 454 109 181 Convertible currencies Non-convertible currencies pending United States dollar credit from UNDP Investments Operating funds provided to Governments for executing projects Operating funds provided to other executing agencies Accounts receivable and deferred charges Accrued interest 42 780 5 419 34 775 7 673 282 4 934 560 ASSETS Cash (schedule 14) 1 060 057 (schedule 15) 353 641 (schedule 16) 2 144 974 354 365 116 225 (2 240) 
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and its trust funds, which focus on supporting economic development and scientific research in developing countries. The report includes various financial transactions, such as income and expenditure, assets, and liabilities. Given the scope and nature of the report, it is likely that the majority of the funds are allocated to support economic development, science, and technology.