text: extrabudgetary activities represents the unspent balance of a contribution from a donor Government to cover costs for activating pledge8 in kind from the private sector. Expenaituro during 1989 amounted to $32,957. (b) The amount of $931 shown in statement XI a8 extrabudgetary account for support cost8 represent8 the unspent balance, a8 at 31 December 1969, of amounts charged by UNFSTD to its 8Ub-trU8t funds a8 support costs. The status of the account is a8 follows: United States dollars Balance as at 1 January 1989 Amount8 charged to sub-trust funds during the year Amounts utilised during the year Balance as at 31 December 1989 13 201 137 168 916 (167985) Note 24. wted Nations Soecial !&ad for Land-locked Develooino Countrie8 At ita fortieth aeasion, by its decision 40/448 A, adopted on 17 December 1985, the General Assembly, having taken note of decision 85/32 of 28 June 1985 of the Governing Council of the United Nation.8 Development Programme, requested the Secretary-General to take the necessary steps to dissolve the United Nation8 Special Fund for Land-looked Developing Countries in an orderly manner by 31 December 1986 and to transfer all uncommitted resources to the general resources of the Progranunb. As at 31 December 1989, there were no uncommitted resources of the Special Fund. Surplus resources amounting to 893,879 were transferred to the general resources of UNDP during 1989. Note 25. w far die m of the w for u The amount of $251,261 show8 in statement XIII represents a transfer of intereat rarnad by the Fund to the United Uations, in accordance with the quidelinos established for the operation of the Fund. -177- Note 26. United Nations IIeVelODment Fund for Women (a) Technical support costs of $373,866 represent charges incurred in supporting Governments and non-governmental organiaations in the execution of their programme. 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the financial management of international organizations, specifically the United Nations (UN) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The text mentions various accounts, transfers, and charges related to extrabudgetary activities, support costs, and interest payments. The context suggests that the text is related to development and aid programs, as it mentions land-locked developing countries and women's development.