text: Stoves (Phase II) Donor I Sweden 3. UNITED NATIONS VOLUNTEERS PRCGBAMME Donor : Republic of Korea Republic of Korea Trust Fund for UNVs and Training Donor : United Nations Improvement of Cooking Stoves in the Sahel Donor : Sweden Reforestation in South- East Niger ronor i Sweden Pilot Project in Agro- forestry Development in Doss0 Donor: Sweden Integrated Village Afforestation in Louga and Babel-Senegal (174 76B) 1 219 437 1 162 819 975 40 999 184 857 205 928 (49 002) 1 057 229 443 335 22 167 542 725 570 261 5 194 5 194 492 865 20 027 457 2s1y 55 641 (391 627) 579 419 704 781 219 600 17 456 (457 251) g/ 407 987 366 870 58 183 7 564 83 675 120 000 639 034 181 780 497 957 4 086 486 67 656 1 483 866 464 385 31 671 496 056 2 964 558 - ___ 1 968 002 mnor : Japan Multisectoral specialist support in the South pacific Donor : Pederal Republic of GeTXlld"V - 500 000 b'l'A'I=NT XXVII (Continued) Trust Fund Contributions Income Expenditure Contri- pledged by programme Governments for Balance as at butions Interest Project support Resources Balance as at 1 January 1989 unspent the current and received income costs costs transferred 31 December 1989 allocations prior years Donor : Japan Multisectoral Specialist Support in the South Pacific Donor -. Federal Republic of Germany 500 000 500 000 Africa Domestic Development Services Progsamme 1 098 499 1 098 499 37 814 Government of France Support Volunteerism for the Development of 464 385 534 351 3 534 351 132 - ___ - 850 31 671 165 046 20 000 3 443 860 - ___ - ~ - 4 254 954 3 477 814 4. DNITED NATIONS FDND FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on various projects and programs funded by different donors, primarily the United Nations and several countries. The projects focus on development and humanitarian aid, with a mix of infrastructure, social, and environmental initiatives. The presence of forestry, cooking stoves, and reforestation projects suggests a strong connection to natural resources and environmental sustainability.