text: 56. The United Natlons Trust Fund has been effeccively achievi.ng its basicobjective of neet ing requests for assistance fron developing countries andorqanlzations of disabled persons to implement the storlal programne of Actlon andrealize the Progranners objectlves of equatization of opportunities of disabredpersons, preventlon of disabilities and effective rehabilitation.I 57. During the period ilanuary 1980 to Junethan $Us l.l million for 5l proJecte i.n thesupported by the Trust fund is contained inA/40 /7 28 English Page 15 1985, the Truat pund dlsbursed noredisabiltty fteld. A lisr of projects annex I to the present report. Table 1. Reg ionNurnbe r of proJ ects PercentageVa 1ue (US atollars) Percentage Afr ica Asia and pac ific Europe Lat i.n Amer ica and Car ibbean Western Asla fnter-regional and g lobal Totalt3 10 I 1925 20 ?29? 330 150 352 L 627 40 L72 42 367 604 75126 13 4 4 53t0 o 37 ll 100 r. 131 599 100 58. Table I indicates a oajority (61 per cent) of the FroJects supporteit by theTrust Fund were lnpl.ernented in the aeveloping regions, ,nith the Africa regionaccounting for approxinately one fourth of tbe projects supported and of Trust Fundresources disbursed to date. Nearly 40 p., "enl of tbe prorects supported havebeen of a gl'obal or inter-regionar naturl, uhich reflects the atternpi to naxinizethe use of the linited resources of the Trust Funat by provlding gupport to projectsin areas of greatest need that are being carried out in more than one areveropingcountry and reg ion.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the activities and achievements of the United Nations Trust Fund, which focuses on providing assistance to developing countries and organizations of disabled persons. The projects supported by the Trust Fund aim to implement the World Programme of Action and achieve the objectives of equalization of opportunities, prevention of disabilities, and effective rehabilitation. The text highlights the geographical distribution of the projects, with a majority implemented in developing regions, particularly Africa. This suggests that the Trust Fund's activities are likely focused on addressing development challenges and promoting social inclusion.