text: El At the time of preparing these financial statements, sufficient funds had been received in 1990 to eliminate the deficits. SCHEDULE 10 UNDP: UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ACCOUNT Investments as at 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) 1988 Type Currency 1989 Current accounts 22 562 Austrian schillings 31 185 1 638 199 Canadian dollars 1 051 026 214 372 Danish kroner 233 300 93 658 Deutsche mark 30 582 43 617 Finnish markkaa 56 410 8 889 French francs 21 207 123 661 Icelandic kronur 190 162 28 880 IsraeLi shekels 69 989 107 911 Italian lire 77 331 103 883 Japanese yen 32 364 1 211 057 Netherlands guilders 78 624 31 786 New Zealand dollars 15 145 81 378 Norwegian kronor 396 300 47 555 Pounds sterling 202 419 53 836 Swedish kronor 1 461 774 47 438 Swiss francs 46 426 35 884 United States dollars 12 952 3 894 576 4 007 196 2940 000 United States dollars 942 000 86 957 Australian dollars 175 000 Austrian schillings 201 523 Belgian francs 227 731 Canadian dollars 185 240 Danish kroner 378 488 Deutsche mark 295 121 Finnish markkaa 165 529 French francs 193 798 Irish pounds 243 579 Italian lire Interest-bearina accounts Call accounts 23 662 6 133 2 572 414 8 621 50 a38 12 000 16 367 29 412 -82- SCHEDULE 10 (continued) 1988 Type Currency 1989 22 683 633 Australian dollars 625 000 Austrian schillings 6 509 697 Belgian francs 840 336 Canadian dollars 27 108 435 Danish kroner 52 616 282 Deutsche mark 2 926 828 Finnish markkaa 46 928 327 French francs 1 603 206 Indian rupees 1 395 349 Irish pounds 59 922 183 Italian lire 40 573 769 Japanese yen 53 846 153 Netherlands guilders 2 810 458 New Zealand dollars 19 538 461 Norwegian kronor 
analysis: This text appears to be a financial report or statement from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), listing investments in various currencies as of December 1989. The report includes a wide range of currencies from around the world, suggesting that the UNDP has investments in different countries and regions. Given the global nature of the investments and the fact that the report is from a development program, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is likely to be related to economic development or international trade.