text: Disbursements as at expenditure earnings 1989 31 December 1989 1989 1989 United Nations Development Programme Indicative planning figures and cost-sharing Indicative planning figures - add-on funds Special Programme Resources Special Measures Fund for the Least Developed Countries Cash counterpart United Nations Population Fund 961 283 United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control Trust funds UNDP Trust Fund for the Africa 2000 Network United Nations Capital Development Fund United Nations Trust Fund for Sudano- Sahelian Activities United Nations Fund for Science and Technology for Development United Nations Development Fund for Women UNDP Energy Account Initial Initiative against Avoidable Disablement (IMPACT) Trust Fund for the Training in the USSR of Specialists from Developing Countries Trust Fund for Special Netherlands Contribution for the Least Developed Countries UNDP Trust Fund for Developing Countries Afflicted by Famine and Malnutrition UNDP Trust Fund for Economic and Technical Co-operation among Developing Countries UNDP Trust Fund for Assistance to Refugee- related Development Projects in Africa UNDP Trust Fund to Combat Poverty and Hunger in Africa UNDP Trust Fund for Action on Development Issues UNDP Trust Fund for Afghanistan UNDP Development Study Prograrnne UNDP Trust Fund for the Nationhood Programme of the Fund for Namibia Trust Fund for Special Economic Assistance Programmes UNDP/Finland Trust Fund for the National Technical Co-operation Assessment Programme 50 960 925 14 207 942 241 463 17 514 14 6.59 392 2 938 549 1 129 721 401 362 762 425 84 876 67 753 926 17 710 243 11 195 928 143 799 -2 017 045 460 592 111 422 B 739 352 5 951 818 8 917 176 572 014 14 691 170 8 917 176 2 652 678 181 647 2 834 325 1 737 246 336 263 2 073 509 166 088 12 357 178 445 4f 532 15 357 60 889 
analysis: This text appears to be a financial report or budget breakdown for various development programs and projects. The names of the funds and programs mentioned, such as the United Nations Development Programme, United Nations Population Fund, and United Nations Fund for Science and Technology for Development, suggest a focus on international development and humanitarian aid. The fact that there are several programs focused on specific regions or countries, such as Africa and Afghanistan, also supports this hypothesis.