text: United Nations Council for Namibia to elaborate, in consultation with the South West Africa People’s Organisation, the guidelines and polioies for such a programme and to direct and co-ordinate its implementation. 52. The United Nations Council for Namibia designated the office of the United Nations Commissioner for Namibia as the co-ordinating authority for the Nationhood projects, under the direction of the Committee on the United Nation Fund for Namibia. The Council for Namibia further requested the Commissioner for Namibia, within the framework of the executive and administrative tasks entrusted to him, to hold consultations with UNDP with a view to reaching administrative arrangements for the implementation of the Nationhood Progrsmme, including a proposal that the disbursement of funds for all Nationhood Programme projects be channelled through UNDP. Pursuant to the above, the Administrator of UNDP and the United Nations Commissioner for Namibia agreed that the UNDP Trust Fund for the Nationhood Programme of the Fund for Namibia should be ostablished under the administration of the Administrator, 53. As shown in statement XIII, the total income of this Fund in 1989 amounted to $98,218 and expenditure to $727,072. At the end of 1989, the balance of the Fund was 8272,177 after the transfer of interest income totalling $251,261 to the United Nations. The balance of unspent allocations amounted to $1.3 million, which was $978,141 more than the unspent balance of funds available at that time. mted Nations DeveloDment Fund for Women 54. At its thirtieth session, held in 1975, the General Assembly decided that the voluntary fund for the International Women’s Year should be extended to cover the period of the United Nations Decade for Women, 19764985. sLfi/ In pursuance of that decision, the resources of the voluntary fund for the International Women’s Year 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international organizations and their efforts to support the development of a specific country (Namibia) and the empowerment of women. It mentions the United Nations, its councils, and specialized agencies such as UNDP, and their roles in implementing programs and projects. The text also highlights the financial aspects of these initiatives, including the establishment of a trust fund and the transfer of funds. These details suggest that the category should be related to international development and humanitarian aid.