text: 2~ "61 ..35 Luxembourg Malta Monaco. . 5.0 .84.3 . 41 172.3 442.6 . 60.2 ..58 .94 Netherlands .vllll.S ... 12.651.4 Morocco Oman 34. X OPEC Fund, 11)0(1 Mauritius Niger Nigeria n O.S4 l> Rwanda Sierra Leone Ecuador Guatemala Guya na Honduras, 66.8 The .3.7 . . Y.9 ''«)(! 0 .2 y . 25,0 .3.8 1 5 .20.0Mongol ia Myanmar Nepal Pakistan...8.0 nl«S 0 49 172 9 Norway 15.425.7 ..32,200.5 Poland Portugal Romania San Marino Spain Saudi Arabia Syrian Arab Tunisia ..... Somalia Swaziland Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda 14 ? . Jamaica Mexico Nicaragua Panama. . 25.0 . 98 14 1 1.710.9 1.000.0 . 10,2 . . 22.3 . . 56.2 . . U.' 2 7 6 1 ..27 ,,31 69 2 4 7 . . 25.0Philippines 244 1 Sri Lanka 15 0 Thailand 273 3 Vtct Nam 70 Sweden 31.6676 ..44,35(1.4 Switzerland S. 336.6 ....9,940.1 Ukrainian S.S.R. , 1 626 0 U.S.S.R. 16 003 ~ United Kingdom 2.6494 ...13,029.7 Yugoslavia 250.0 Turkey 50 0 United Arab Emirates ... 570 ~ Yemen 22 3 Zaire 2.0 Zambia T) ^ Zimbabwe Saint Kitts and Nevis 0.9 Saint Lucia $2 Uruguay . . 15.0 .. •UNICEF expenditures on programmes by sector 1985/1989 SlOm S20m S30m .S40m S50m $60m S7(lm SMOm ChUd health Water s fit sanitation Child nutrition Community & family-based services for children Formal & non-formal education Planning & project support Emergency reliefS3Hlm J,203 1985: Total expenditure $280 million 1989: Total expenditure $501 million 74 The chart on page 53 shows ex- penditures on programme assistance for 1988 and 1989, and estimated 1990. The bar and pie charts on this page show programme expenditures bv sector in 1985 and 1989, by amount and proportion respectively. Financial plan and prospects Rased upon the results of the 1989 Pledging Conference and recent trends
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the expenditures of UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund) on various programs and sectors, with a focus on international development and humanitarian aid. The text includes information on country-specific expenditures, sector-specific expenditures, and total expenditures over a four-year period. The language and content suggest that the report is related to international development and humanitarian aid, with a focus on children and families.