text: 436 703 208 474 1120 803 219 110 118 381 1727 28 901 395 751 I1 7421 36 422 948 966 344 436 703 271 990 1 209 244 203 577 153 544 18 664 1 078 054 - 9 636 994 Brazil Cameroon Central African Republic Chile Colombia 264 195 204 777 I87 8881 cm4 777) 16 893 (22 6961 102 992 12 992 5, 618 35 853 221 785 18 2401 (12 479) 287 653 2 898 714 234 969 103 018 379 786 311 683 35 333 2 040 132 331 10 592 495 376 804 873 627 15 520 26 262 106 000 10 519 633 203 142 9401 India Iran (Islmic'Republic of) Jamaica Kenya Malaysia Mali Mexico Morocco Mozambique I4yirnfW.r Qigeria Niue Oman Pakistan (44 135) I1561 932 760 869 190 778 442 371 I58 5611 6 504 (864) lQIr,guay Poland 16 393 1 284 376 (14 230) 167 126 ,428 6591 13 8291 a35 1391 9* 143 476 446 33 500 110 778 2, 098 151 028 35 336 88 264 70 571 (483) 39 694 4 717 391 1, 161 520 - 8 69, 156 - 13 319 971 5 646 020 u 2 372 098 a, 5 301 853 - - - - 22 956 965 %I Contributions outstanding for 1980 and prior years 5 646 020 Contributions outstanding for 1989 2 372 098 TOta1 8 018 118 - (note 6) - SCHEDULE 4 UNDP. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ACCOUNT Miscellaneous income and expenditure for the year ended 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) 86 571 084 Income from investments 254 909 Interest on construction loans Miscellaneous income from accounts of executing 348 064 agencies (net) Prior year interest on cost-sharing contributions transferred to (6 035 440) extrabudgetary resources 
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report or statement from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), detailing income and expenditure for the year 1989. The report mentions various countries, investments, interest on loans, and contributions from different organizations, suggesting a focus on economic development and international cooperation. The report does not specifically mention natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology, which suggests that these categories are not the primary focus of the report.