text: Note 6. GoverMagnts’ and other oontributors’ oo&&&$ons - 1JNDP accgw Contributions due from Governments and other contributors for current and prior years that bad not been paid by 31 December 1989 were as follows: 1985 and prior years 1986 1987 1988 1989 Total Voluntary contributions for the Special Measures Fund for the Cash Voluntary Least Developed Cost-sharing counterpart Epptributions Countries BcontributJLons (United States dollars) 2 188 284 38 1 394 471 J. 228 037 4 810 830 1 045 265 2 020 138 1 143 394 4 208 797 1 127 200 3 373 199 594 448 5 094 847 2 219 911 3 687 21 538 044 2 680 141 26 441 783 38 243 468 76 713 764 237.2 9824125 AQ$ 030 UQ BPle- (schedule 1) (schedule 1.) (schedule 2) (schedule 3) since UNDP accounts for its income from contributions on a cash basis, these amounts are not reflected in the financial statements. The amounts in respect of cost-sharing and cash counterpart contributions are based on estimated expenditure for the year and will be adjusted in 1990 with regard to actual 1989 expenditure. Note7. Vliabirity-m The contingent liability rerulting from the termination bene&itr that UNDP will be require& to pay to it8 staff member8 in future year8 is l rtlmated, at 31 December 1989, to be $15,544,000 with respect to repatriation grant8, and $2,299,000 with respect to termination indemnity. -167- Note 8. mmated liabmtv in resoect of t he air crash ia the United Renubl ,. ic of, On 5 December 1950, four URDP 8taff members died in an air crash in the United Republic of Tanzania. As a result, UNDP reaeived insurance proceeds totalling $623,946, from which it pays compensation to the beneficiaries of the air crash victims. As at 31 December 1969, the status of this liability was as follows: United States 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the financial statements of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), which is an organization focused on economic development. The notes discuss various financial transactions and liabilities, including contributions from governments and other entities, contingent liabilities, and a historical liability related to an air crash. This suggests that the text is primarily concerned with the financial management and reporting of UNDP's activities, which are likely related to economic development.