text: AnnexI COMPAPATIVE ANALYSIS OFTHEESrIMl\TED SIDRl'--TE3t1 IEFICIT CFTHE UNITED NATIOOS ASAT31D:OCEMBER 1990AND1989~ (Inmillions ofUnitedStatesdollars) 1990 1989 l.~lar budgetand\'brkingcapital Fundb/ Anounts withheld byMemberStateswhich,because ofpositioosofprinciple, havenotparticipated inthefinancing ofcertain regular bueget iterns (seeannexVA) 60.6 59.8 Special accomt forassessed contributions unpaid pursuant toGeneral Assembly resolution 3049C(XXVII) 16.6 16.6 SUbtotal 77.2 76.4 2.UNEF(1973)andUNDOFEl Anounts withheld byMemberStateswhich,because of positionsofprinciple, havenotparticipated in thefinancing (seeannexVB) Special account forassessed contributioos tnlpaid pursuant toGeneral Assembly resolution 36/116A SUbtotal 3.UNIFIL ~ Anomts withheld byMemberStateswhich,because of positioos ofprinciple, havenotparticipated inthefinancing (seeannexVB) SPeCial account forassessed contributions tnlpaid pursuant toGeneral Assembly reso1utioo 36/116A SUbtotal 4.UNEF(1956)and~7.5 36.0 43.5 186.9 19.6 206.531.7 36.0 67.7 208.9 19.6 228.5 Conditionalvoluntary contributions received1 repayable toGoverrnner~t8 Obligations incurred inexcessofassessed contributions, voluntary contributions andmiscellaneous inocmeavailable less:Financed fromthesaleofUnitedNations OOnds Financed fromtheUnitedNatioos Special .Account, General Assembly resolutioo 2115(XX) Netobligations incurred inexcessofavailable funds 5.Total grOSSdeficit2.2 2.2 80.5~81.6~ (44.0) (44.0) (3.9) (3.9) 34.8 35.9 362.0 408.5 /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/17 English Page13 AnnexI(continued) 1990 1989 21.721.0(123.0) f/(114.5} ~--- 239.0 294.0Totalgrossdeficit (brought forward) 6.Less:Voluntary contributions andpledges tothe-- tInitedNations Special Account (seeannexVI) 7.Net 11A"deficit 8.Add:Anounts toberepaidorcredited toM:miberSta.tes fromsurplUS accounts forcontributions to UNEF(1956)andCNUC 9.Net"B"deficit362.0 260.7408.5 315.0 ~Forthedefinition oftheshort-term deficit, seepara.4. PiThedeficit s'haNndoesnottakeintoacoount $214.8million retained at31Deceniber 1989asaresultofvarious General Assembly resolutions which suspended theprovisions offinancial regulatioos 5.2(d}, 4.3and4.4 (seeannexIVA). ElThedeficit showndoesnottakeintoaccount $60.4million currently heldinsuspense asaresultofannualGeneral Assembly resolutioos sincethe thirty-third session whichsuspended financial regulations 5.2(b},5.2(d}, 4.3 and4.4inrespect oftheUNEF(1973)andUNDOF(seeannexIVB). ~Thedeficit showndoesnottakeintoaccount $53.5million currently heldinsuspense asaresultofannualGeneral Assembly resolutions sincethe thirty-fourth session whichsuspended theprovisions offinancial regulations 5.2(b}, 5.2(d}, 4.3and4.4inrespect ofUNIFIL(seeannexIVB). ~Theabovearrounts havetakenintoconsideration theclaimsreceived fromGoverrnnents butnotyetaccepted bytheUnitedNations andestimates for provisions inrespectofreimbursable costsforwhichnocla~.mshaveyetbeen received fromGoverrnnents; thearrount shc:M1incluies anallowance of $3.8million resulting fromcurrency translations. f/Excluies $10million received forthepurposes ofGeneral Assembly resolution 3049A(XXVII) whichwascontributed withtheexpectation of inducing other ~rnberStatestomakevoluntary oontributioos ofsufficient amunttoarriveatatotalsolution ofthefinancial problems ofthe Organization.A/C.5/45/17 English Page13 AnnexI(continued) 1990 1989 21.721.0(123.0) f/(114.5} ~--- 239.0 294.0Totalgrossdeficit (brought forward) 6.Less:Voluntary contributions andpledges tothe-- tInitedNations Special Account (seeannexVI)
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report of the United Nations, detailing its budget and deficits. It mentions various programs and organizations, such as UNEF, UNDOF, and UNIFIL, which are likely related to international peacekeeping and conflict resolution. The report also mentions special accounts and resolutions, indicating a focus on financial management and governance.