text: attributable to the increase in outstanding cost-sharing contributions of $40.9 million and the increase in outstanding voluntary contributions of $11.3 million, 13. A8 shown in schedule 7, extrabudgetary expenditure in 1989 amounted to $21.4 million. Income received for there activities in 1989 totalled $22.9 million and the unexpended balance at 31 December 1989 was $18.0 million. 14. Expenditure incurred by executing agencies on projects financed by the Special Programme Rerourcer in 1989 amounted to $34.1 million, a8 rhown in rchedule 5. The rtatur of the Special Progmmme Resource8 for the fourth indicative planning figure (IPP) cycle (1987-1989) is rhown in note 2 to the financial 8t8twnent8. 15. At its thirty-third session , the governing Council authorised the carry-over from the third to the fourth progrsnnning cycle of both the unallocated Special Progmmme Rerources funds and thore allocated but not budgeted ae at -5- 31 Deoember 1986. f/ As a result, the oarry-over of $21.0 million has been added to the amount authorised for the fourth cyole, 16. Sohoaule 5 shows expenditure of $12.0 million inourred in 1989 out of the speoial Measures Fund for the Least Daveloped Countries. Contributions reoeived by the Fund during 1989 totalled $15.2 million, as shown in schedule 1. The shortfall of income over expenditure during the year amounted to $3.2 million and the unexpended balance at 31 December 1989 was $43.6 million (statement IV). 17. At its thirty-sixth session in June 1989, the Governing Council approved gross appropriations of $431.9 million, less income estimates of $48.3 million, resulting in net appropriations of $383.6 million, for the purpose ,af financing programme support ana administrative services oosts under the United Nations Development Programme and the funds administered by the Programme for the biennium 1988-1989. 21 18. This represents an increase in net appropriations of $33.6 millian over the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing financial reports and budget allocations for the United Nations Development Programme, with a focus on the allocation of funds for various projects and activities. The text mentions specific funds, such as the Special Programme Rerource and the Special Measures Fund for the Least Developed Countries, which suggests that the category should be related to international development or humanitarian aid.