text: 988?6,533,104). An analysis of this amount is provided in note 28. a_/ Movements in resources% As at 1 January 1989 Excess of income over expenditure TKanSfeK of resources Transfer to Operational Reserve Balance 31 December 1989 Consisting of: Unspent allocationsr General resources and cost-sharinq- 304 878 579 1 247 102 106 125 681 -(6 100 000) 100 025 681 General resources and cost-sharing Loan commitments undrawn Sub-trust funds Allocations in excess of resources: General resources and cost-sharing (note 1.9 (c)) Sub-trust funds Sub-trust funds -.- (I 378 324) 1 149 368 (15 237) (244 193) (244 193) 207 414 107 1 143 502 221 320 129 7 224 456 2 829 450 (102 535 528) (128 518 904) -(2 521 826) -(3 073 643) 103 500 2.55 99 781 488 Total 103 500 255 2 396 470 (15 237) 105 881 488 -(h 100 000) 99 781 486 The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements. -94- L STATEMENT VIII UNDP: TRUST FUNDS ADMINISTERED BY UNDP United Nations Revolvinq Fund for Natural Resources Exploration Status of funds as at 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) 1988 1989 2 338 811 610 964 J28 966) -- 2 920 809 6 889 553 1266 757 72 307 8 228 617 (5 307 808) -- 7 186 57 003 6 445 000 54 035 6 563 224 -- 2 746 074 441 237 3 193 311 3 377 461 (7 548) 3 369 913 6 563 224 -- INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR voluntary contributions from Governments Extrabudgetary contributions from Governments Interest income Miscellaneous income (expenditure) Less: Expenditure Project costs aJ Biennial budget expenditure Extrabudgetary activities Excess of income over expenditure (1988: Excess of expenditure over income) ASSETS Cash Convertible currencies Cash at field offices Investments 
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) related to trust funds and natural resources. The mention of "Natural Resources Exploration" and "United Nations Revolving Fund for Natural Resources Exploration" suggests a strong connection to the natural resources sector. Additionally, the report includes information on income and expenditure, assets, and resources, which implies a focus on economic development and management.