text: l?2. The period under review rnarked the end of the lnltial formative stage of INSTRAT{ nhicb accornplished the main tasks of setting up a financiallv and adnini strative ty independent Institute and establishing an operative llaison wittl United Nations Headquarters, the United Nations svstem and the host Governftent. 123. The Instituters r.ork progranne is financed entirety by voluntary contributions to the Trust Fund established for the Institute. Assets as at 30 June 1985 amounted to $us 2,590,519, nhlle resources available l,ere $us 2,302,368. Tbe anount. of annual pledges for the last three years (1982-1984) have ranqed fron $us 300,000 to Sus 500,000. The announced pledges for 1985 are $us 458'289. so far. 51 l,lernbe r States fron developed and deveLoping countries have contributed to the Trust Fund of the Institute. The Doninican Republic as bost Government has rnad e a contribution in kind estinated at $RD 905,?62.57. 124. As INSTnAW ls financed solely by voluntary contributions, the Board of Trustees approved and supported the Directorrs proposal to launcb an inten6ive fund-raising canpaign supported by a progranne to nake INSTRAII and its lrork better known, This nas endorsed by the Econonlc and Smial Council a! its first reqular session of 1984. The fund-raising activities with private foundations ' firns and non-gove rnnental organizations is not. in process, ho$ever, the bulk of INSTR.AI{ | s uork programe should be based on contributions from l4embe r States to lhe INSTRA$I Trust Fund. Notes L/ A/CONF. r r 5,/28 z/ A,/coNF. Lt6l4. !/ Report of the United Nations conference on New and Renesable sources of Energy, Nairobi. l0-2I August 1981 (united Nations publication. Saleg No. 8.8I.I.24), chap. I, sect. A.
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the financial situation and funding of an international organization, specifically the Institute for New Technological Research and Applications (INSTRAII). The text mentions the Institute's work program, funding, and contributions from member states and private organizations. The text also mentions the United Nations and the host government, suggesting that the Institute may be affiliated with the UN or have some connection to it. Based on this information, it seems likely that the category that best fits this text is one related to international organizations or development.