text: Development (EIPRD) 1 666 647 148 829 717 903 78 970 1 018 603 - ___ - - 1 666 647 148 829 717 903 78 970 1 018 603 ___ - ~ - --___- - a_/ Deficit covered by funds received subsequent ta 31 December 1989. ??I Transfer to cost-sharing resources of the United Nations Trust Fund for Sudano-Sahelian Activities. ti Intra-sub-trust fund transfer of 6Q57,251. / $41,035 interest income which was transferred as contribution from the Government - based on the instructions of the Government of Canada. The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements. UNDPz TRUST FUNDS ADMINISTEF.ED BY UNDP Part I: Status of voluntary contributions pledged as at 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) Trust funds and contributors Composition of balance Balance due Additions Pledges for 1990 a/ Balance due For 1989 For 1990 as at and United States Collected as at and and 1 January 1989 adjustments Local currency dollars Total in 1989 31 December 1989 prior years future years United Nations Capital Development Fund Afghanistan Algeria Angola Argentina Australia Austria Bangladesh Belgium Benin Wutan Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Gamer oon Central African Republic Chad China Cuba Cyprus Democratic Kampuchea Democratic Yemen Denmark Djibouti Finland France Greece Guatemala Iran (Islamic Republic of) Italy Japan Lao People's Democratic Republic Lesotho Liberia Malawi Maldives Mali Mauritius Myanmar Nepal Netherlands Niger Norway 2 000 1 634 1 000 700 304 348 25 000 9 696 2 631 579 2 190 6 368 1 706 5 119 173 30 000 25 773 1 200 1 234 2 450 8 584 338 3 170 732 682 594 40 000 15 000 4 669 261 4 500 2 118 10 000 1 400 500 5 000 1 250 6 b10 256 1 000 4 307 692 (1 634) (5 728) (1 744) 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the financial management of a trust fund, specifically the United Nations Trust Fund for Sudano-Sahelian Activities. The fund seems to be focused on economic development in the Sudano-Sahelian region, with contributions from various governments and organizations. The breakdown of the fund's composition and balance suggests that it is primarily used for economic development projects.