text: (b) Certain extra and extraordinary costs of the troop-contributing Governments that are financed directly by them 2. Direct costs to the United Nations which the Orqanization is rwuired to meet (including the extra and extra- ordinary costs of Mverrunents providing contingents for which they seek to tw reimbursed), f inamed throuqh volmt.ary cant r ibu t ions 36.3 7btal costs / . . . a/17630 Englieh Page 3 Voluntary contributions fran Governments are required to finance the s~ofl of these cost elements, as indicated in the cost estimates included in my repopt to the security Council of 31 May 1985 (S/17227, Chapter V). The voluntary contributions received from Govermento have not been sufficient to cover these costs. ati, as at 30 September As a result, the accumulated deficit has been increasing 1985, amounted to $122.2 million, Contributions eunountiq to approximetely $2.1 million have been received so far towards the $14 million voluntary contribution required to maintain the operation during the six-mnth period edinq 15 Dee-r 1985, / . . I Y/l 7620 Ynyl ish pago 4 country AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BAHAMAS BARBADOS BELQIUM BUPSWANA BRUNEI DARUSSALAM CAMEROON CANADA CYPRUS DEMQCRAT1C KAMPUCHBA DENMARK FINLAND QERMANY, FBDERAL REPUBLIC OF QHANA GREECE GUYANA ICELAND INDIA PLcmBs MD PAYMENTS to THE UNFICYP BPBmt ACCOUNT FOR THE OUR100 27 MARCH 1964 TO 15 JUNE 1965 A8 AT 30 SEPTEMBER 1985 (in United Strtor dollar l quivalant) 46th period [16/6/W to 15/12/04) 50,008 125,OOD 1,000 500 91,154 - m 250,000 m 126,564 I 431,570 400,000 5,000 5,000 IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) - IW I FWLAND ” ISRAEL ” ITALY IVORY COAOT m JAMAICA JAPAN KUWAIT LAO PEOPLE’B DBMOCRATIC REPUBILC LEBANON 200,000 B 1,000 47th period (lb/l?/Sl to l!i/6/05) 50,000 12s ,000 I w 2,500 3,192 e 407,870 423,445 5,000 5,000 c 200,000 25,000 500 Tot81 Payment pledger received 2,669,669 
analysis: This text appears to be related to the financial management of a United Nations peacekeeping operation, specifically the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). The text mentions various countries making voluntary contributions to the organization to cover costs, and the accumulated deficit is increasing. The text does not mention specific projects or programs related to economic development, natural resources, or other categories.