text: order to enhance the effectiveness of round-table conferences on the least developed countries to mobilise additional development resources for the implementation of projects and programmes identified in the round-table conference process, and to contribute to the achievement of development goals identified in country programmes for the least developed countries for which UNDP resources are lacking. 63. As shown in statement XVIII, total income in 1989 amounted to $192,401 aM expenditure to $24,G91. At the end of 1989, the balance of the Fund was $2.7 million, of which unspent allocations amounted to $1.8 million. mDP Trust Fund for Develooina Countries Afflicted bv Famine and Malnutritign 64. By paragraph 1 (a) of its resolution 38/201 of 20 December 1983, the General Assembly decided to liquidate the United Nations Emergency Operation Trust Fund and to transfer 70 per cent of the remaining balances of that Fund to UNDP for the purpose of financing urgently needed projects, primarily in the food and agricultural sector in countries afflicted by famine and malnutrition as a result, particularly, of severe or prolonged drought, witl: special emphasis on African countries. The Administrator established this trust fund on 20 December 1983. 65. ha shown in statement XIX, total income in 1989 amounted to $589,799 and I expenditure to $1.4 million. At the end of 1989, the balance of the Fund was $5.1 million, of which unspent allocations amounted to $4.0 million. P&es Guerrero Tru&, Fund for Economic and Technical Co-ooeration amona Develooinq & 66. By paragraph 1 (c) of its resolution 38/201 of 20 December 1983, the General Assembly decided to transfer 12 per cent of the remaining balances of the United Nations Emergency Operation Trust Fund to UNDP for the purpose of promoting economic and technical co-operation among developing countries according to the 
analysis: The text appears to discuss the management of funds and resources allocated to support development projects and programs, particularly in least developed countries and countries afflicted by famine and malnutrition. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting that the text is related to international development and aid efforts.