text: 59 082 717 661 Invested balance 32 339 750 000 -88- SCHEDULE 12 UNDP: UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ACCOUNT Junior Professional Officers programme Status Of funds as at 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) Sources of Balance as at Balance as at financing 1 January 1989 Receipts Disbursements 31 December 1989 Governments Australia Austria Belgium Canada Denmark Finland France Germany, Federal Republic of Ireland Italy Japan Netherlands Norway Spain Sweden Switzerland Total 107 783 119 607 1 435 340 (134 693) 284 769 (366 261) 1 321 477 2 648 690 2 042 708 1 927 459 (16 361) 60 606 29 752 14 493 (989 569) 2 500 000 2 810 670 (1 300 239) a/ 384 526 370 324 1 117 034 (362 184) b/ 746 693 2 175 152 2 602 383 319 462 (52 699) 638 521 493 601 92 221 5 292 343 218 556 810 (208 300) 345 870 318 764 591 847 72 787 104 346 212 399 243 431 73 314 3 296 120 14 272 091 16 257 731 1 310 480 399 355 599 198 1 970 847 817 073 1 217 944 24 189 375 166 107 043 740 522 197 196 608 1 416 866 18 474 1 697 935 138 219 1 028 159 73 683 973 106 (121 423) (statement II) a/ At the time of preparing the financial statements, sufficient funds had been received in 1990 to eliminate these deficits. h/ The amount of $279,347, received in 1989, will be applied in 1990. -89- SCHEDULE 13 UNDPI UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ACCOUNT Office far Project Services Programme expenditure and programme support cost earnings account for the year ended 31 December 1989 (United States dollars) Programme expenditure Programme Unliguidated support obligations Total CC6 t 
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), which is a global development organization that focuses on reducing poverty and improving living standards. The report details the funding and expenditures of the Junior Professional Officers programme, as well as the Office for Project Services Programme. The text mentions various countries and organizations, suggesting that the focus is on international development and cooperation. Given the context, it seems likely that the report is related to economic development, international cooperation, and humanitarian aid.