text: of offices and housing, as well as the authorixed level of funds for the Household Appliances Rental Scheme and the repair and rehabilitation of housing. (f) &&nae in the presentation of UNDP biennial budaet In acaordance with Governing Council decision 89/56, the format of the UNDP biennial budget has been revised, resulting in a change in presentation with respect to UNDP programme support activities in schedule 6. In addition, the expenditures for the United Nations Volunteer programme are now reflected as UNDP programme support costs in statement I and schedule 5. For the biennium 1988-1989, these costs amounted to $9,857,300 for 1989 and $7,250,932 for 1988. Comparative balances for 1988 have been restated in statement I and statement V. Note 2. Special Proaramme Resources The Governing council, at its thirty-third session in June 1986, authorised the carry-over of the unspent balance of the special programme resources as at 31 December 1986 as an addition to the authorized level of the special programme resources for the fourth indicative planning figure (IPF) cycle (1987-1991). In accordance with this authorisation, the unspent allocations of the special programme resourcesr amounting to $20,983,102 as at 31 December 1966, have been added to the resouraes approved for the fourth IPF Cycle, amounting to $186,400,000. The status of this account as at 31 December 1909 was as follows: United States dr?llars unspent allocations brought forward from third IPF cycle Amount authorised by the Governing Council 20 983 102 a.86 400 OOQ 207 303 102 Deduct t Expenditure during 1907 11 104 876 Expenditure during 1900 20 050 243 Expenditure during 1989 (schedule 5) 34 136 2fil 65 291 374 Balance of Special Programme Berourcer as at 31 December 1989 ui 091 xu -165- - ------ Note 3. &wernment.&.t&er of credit; The amowt shown in statement II represents a letter of credit in respect of 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing financial and budgetary matters related to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). It mentions various programs and schemes, such as the Household Appliances Rental Scheme, the repair and rehabilitation of housing, and the United Nations Volunteer program. The text also discusses the carry-over of unspent balances and the authorized levels of funds for different programs. Given the focus on financial management and budgetary matters, it is likely that the text is related to economic development or humanitarian aid and relief.