text: aost-sharing contributions made to UNDP by a Government aovering the following8 . United States dol2arxL- Support of child survival activities in Africa Regional project8 in the African region Support of Statistical Unit at the Ministry of Public Health in Chad Study of operational activities Rsgicnal project in Latin America Total 365 210 1 100 000 200 000 10 000 500 OOQ 2 175 2u As the letter of credit is irrevocable, the amount is presented with cash and investments in statement IS. Note 4. $&eratina funds and unliaui&&ed oblig&ions of executino aaencie.3 A reconciliation of the operating funds provided by UNDP and payable to executing agencies is shown belowt Provided to Payable to aaencia executia aam (United States dollars) Balances a8 reported by executing agencies Unliguidated obligations of agencies Net operating fund balance Add: Charges not yet processed by agencies (net) Clo8ing balances as reported in 8tatement XI (89 565 036) (44 683 431) 123 231 776 24 065 2,x 33 666 740 (6 597 193) (21 176) 879 237 33 645 564 -1 Unliguidated obligations totalling $180,742,269 are shown reparately in rtatement II. The amount comprises $161,317,014 in rerpect of executing agencies for which operating fundc are provided and $19,425,255 in respect of UNDP as an executing agency for its projects, aa shown in statement V. The balances as reported by the executing agencies include carh at bank, on hand and in transit of $31,326,i38t account8 receivable of 880,647,213; and account8 payable of $130,226,124. -166- Note 5. &mounts due from/to trust fun& admiwed bv UNDP UNDP advances funds to, and receives funds for, tho trust funds that it administers. The balanoe of these transaations as at 31 Deaember 1989 is ohown in the financial statement relating to each trust fund (statements VI to XXVI). 
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report of contributions made to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) by a government, with a focus on development projects and funding. The projects mentioned include child survival activities, statistical units, and operational activities in various regions, which suggests a focus on economic development and humanitarian aid.