text: provided by UNDP of $3,466,724 have been reaorded as part of the total administrative aosts of the Office of $19,166,570, show,1 in schedule 13, which have been financed by UNDP programme support costs as well as by the UNDP-administered trust funds, UNFPA, UNFDAC and management servfae agreements. To the extent that part of these costs for support serviaes may have been finanaed from UNDP programme support costs, expenditure would be refleoted in UNDP programme support costs as wall as in extrabudgetary income and expenditure. Note 14. Government aontribution towards senior indu&rial devQJQpment field (a) Government contr&.&ion towards senior industrial development field tivis=- ccds The Governing Council, at its thirtieth session , called upon Member States to provide voluntary contributions to the senior industrial development field advisers programme. The amount of $27,099, as shown in statement I, represents contributions received in 1989, (b) sectoral sunport The Governing Council, at its thirty-third session , approved the carry-over of any savings arising from previous years to aover the net costs to UNDP for the services of senior industrial development field advisers in the fourth programming cycle. At its thirty-fourth session, the Governing Council approved the allocation of $6.4 million, whiah had been withheld for further consideration at its thirty-third session, to be used in 1990 and 1991 to cover the services for a maximum number of adviser posts. In accordance with these decisions, the status of the allocation as at 31 December 1989 is as follows: united States Unspent allocations from the third IPP cycle Allocation for the fourth IPF cycle Deduct: Expenditure during 1987 Expenditure during 1988 Expenditure during 1989 (statement I) Unspent allocation as at 31 December 1989 dollars 115 891 15 000 OOQ 25 115 891 3 797 009 4 621 781 1 12 u 212 QM -171- Note 15. &y&&&@%s aovernment&Leoution SUP- 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing financial reports and allocations related to international development programs, specifically mentioning senior industrial development field advisers and UNDP-administered trust funds. It also mentions the allocation of funds for specific purposes, such as supporting services for adviser posts. Based on this, it seems likely that the text is related to economic development or industry.