text: Expenditure against UNDP core activities by major category of expenditure for the biennium 1988-1989 (United States dollars) Expenditure Unliquidated i obligations Revised Expenditure Disbursements as at estimates g/ in 1988 in 1989 31 December 1989 Total / Salaries and wages Common staff costs Travel on official business Contractual services General Operating expenses Supplies and materials Acquisition of furniture and equipment UNDP share of joint activities within the United Nations system 160 307 600 98 949 600 8 642 800 5 497 700 11 a51 178 80 190 436 745 799 45 923 947 45 897 974 4 700 336 4 209 372 3 488 731 475 769 2 852 811 2 654 459 505 016 152 787 413 $' 96 522 257 j 8 I.73 872 I 6 012 286 I-+ ] 48 051 600 20 852 818 21 629 039 2 103 684 44 584 541 : 5 903 000 2 851 916 2 907 250 361 431 11 610 600 7 429 032 4 280 808 3 163 151 6 120 597 ! ‘b 1 f 14 872 991 je 9 134 300 348 097 200 3 992 099 3 677 581 966 916 159 962 173 164 726 2la 13 022 102 - (.< I” 8 636 596 / 337 710 553 a_/ As submitted to the Governing Council at its thirty-sixth session in June 1989. -7a- DNDP: UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ACCOUNT Extrabudgetary income and expenditure for the year ended 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) Expenditure Unliquidated Savings in Bal.3llCI2 Balance InCOme Transfer between obligations liquidating Total available as at received Tt?.SOUTCBS Disbursements as at prior year expenditure as at 1 January 1989 in 1989 in 1989 in 1989 31 December 1989 obligations in 1989 31 December 1989 Support services provided by DNDP CCre activities to UNDP 
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) for the biennium 1988-1989, outlining expenditures by major category. The categories include salaries and wages, travel, contractual services, operating expenses, and acquisition of furniture and equipment. The report also includes information on UNDP's share of joint activities within the United Nations system and extrabudgetary income and expenditure. Given the focus on organizational expenses and activities, I hypothesize that the text is most closely related to the broader category of international development.