text: has been established to exchange knowledge and experience on private sector fund-raising in the Asia and Pacific regions. GCO also leads a headquarters task force for private sector fund-raising for UCI. Working with other UNICEF external relations divisions and the United States Committee for UNICEE, it will provide information, documen- tation, technical advice and fund- raising suggestions for National Committees and field offices which want to raise additional funds for child immunization between 1990 and 1995. An annual target of US$20 million has been proposed, and a number of National Committees have already confirmed their interest in setting up task forces to raise aware- ness and funds for this purpose. d 48UNICEF's finances: income, commitments and expenditures 1988-1990 Income UNictFs income consists of voluntary contributions from governmental and non-governmental sources. Total income for 1989 was US$667 million (compared with US$711 mil-lion for 1988). This includes USS57 million in contributions for emergen- cies (US$39 million in 1988) of which USS16.6 million was donated for the emergency in Sudan. Total income tor 1989 was" less than 1988 total income due to the fact that 1988 income included a one-time gain of US$44 UNICEF income by source 1989 Total income $667 million 100%7 5%-$49$^ oGeneral resources Supplementary funds Emergencies*, '*.°OVERN*** 'IS/COM^ 25%. $169^ !"million in GCO income caused by a change in accounting policy. Income from governments and in- tergovernmental organizations ac- counted for 75 per cent of total in- come (70 per cent in 1988), the bal- ance being non-governmental in- come. The pic chart on page 49 shows this division. Pages 52 and 53 show estimated individual governmental contributions by country for 1989, and a list of estimated non-govern- mental contributions by country ap- pears on this page. The income is divided between con- tributions for general resources (63 per cent), for supplementary hinds
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the financial situation and fundraising efforts of UNICEF, a United Nations agency focused on improving the health and well-being of children around the world. The text mentions income, commitments, and expenditures, as well as specific fundraising targets and efforts. This suggests that the category should be related to humanitarian aid and relief, as UNICEF's primary goal is to provide aid to children in need.