text: 204 748 12 285 21 113 1 267 (4 283) 14 424 44 136 23 927 (343) 577 4 855 35 418 813 2 319 229 10 092 25 457 aJ As shown in statement V. -91- STATEMENT VI UNDP: TRUST FUNDS ADMINISTERED BY UNDP Trust Fund for Assistance to Colonial Countries and Peoples Status of funds as at 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) 1988 1989 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR G Interest income -z- Excess of income over expenditure - - ASSETS Investments - - LIABILITIES AND UNEXPENDED RESOURCES Due to UNDP Unexpended resources 836 Balance as at 1 January 1989 Excess of income over expenditure Transfer to UNDP/resources -z- Balance as at 31 December 1989 a/ a/ Consisting of: 1988 1989 Unspent allocations Unencumbered funds b/ Pursuant to General Assembly decision 43/446, this Trust Fund was closed and all resources were transferred to the miscellaneous income of UNDP. The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements. -92- STATEMENT VII UNDPI TRUST FUNDS ADMINISTERED BY UNDP United Nations Capital Development Fund Status of funds as at 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) 1988 1989 35 497 561 Voluntary contributions from Governments 2 023 136 Cost-sharing contributions 6 296 000 Government contributions for sub-trust funds 43 816 697 (47 744) Exchange adjustments on collection of contributions (schedule 14) 36 468 822 (schedule 15) 175 000 (schedule 16) 1 630 175 38 273 997 (6 643) 43 768 953 38 267 354 11 187 985 130 653 (266 344) Interest income: General resources and cost-sharing Sub-trust funds Miscellaneous income (expenditure) 14 378 730 98 518 (31 548) 54 821 247 -52 713 054 31 231 559 1865 161 892 821 66 239 3 214 397 Less: Expenditure Project costs: General resources and cost-sharing Sub-trust funds Reimbursement of programme support 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the financial management of international organizations, specifically the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The statements provided are about the trust funds administered by UNDP, which are used to support various development projects and initiatives. The categories of economic development, international trade, and humanitarian aid and relief seem to be relevant, as the text mentions income, expenditure, and transfers related to these areas.