text: -. ASSETS Due from UNDP 4 135 966 2 066 933 LIABILITIES AND UNEXPmDED RESOURCES Unliquidated obligations of executing agencies Operating funds payable to executing agencies 932 452 127 529 404 264 A 932 452 531 793 J Unexpended ~es.ources Balance as at 1 January 1989 Excess of income over expenditure (Excess of expenditure over income) Balance as at 31 December 1989 u 3 058 187 6 400 000 2 053 636 (314 313) (2 795 827) 13 351 2 743 074 3 604 173 2 066 988 3 676 326 4 135 966 2 066 989 - u-/ Consisting oft Unspent allocations Unencumbered funds Allocations in excess of resources UNDP Afghanistan Emergency Trust Fund 10 026 783 (7 282 9091 2 743 074 i UNDP Fund for the Utilization of the Residual Funds Of UNDP Fund [Cc, the United Nations mewencY Special Relief Assistance toe; Office in Bangladesh People's Reti:: (UNROB) of Danglades!. 1 214 564 7 389 609 2 066 998 3 604 173 2 066 988 The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements. -124- STATEMENT xxv (continued) Preparation of UNDP Fund for the an International co-ordination Programme of Research of International Assistance to the Progremne on Agr iCUltUra 1 Palestinian People Tropical Forestry Research ItXXWA AND EXPENDITURE FUR THE YEAR Voluntary contributions from Governments and other contributors Interest income (schedule 14) Excess of income over expenditure ASSBTS 23 000 2 255 25 255 25 255 -- -. 125 255 50 975 - - 975 975 975 The accompanying notes are an integral part of the fihancial statements. -125- Due from UNDP Unexpended resources Balance as at 1 1989 January EWXss of income over expenditure 1421 335 100 000 50 000 62 948 25 255 975 
analysis: The text appears to be a financial statement from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and mentions various funds and allocations for different projects and programs. It does not contain specific information about natural resources, environment, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, culture, or science and technology. However, it does mention humanitarian aid and relief, which is a common theme in economic development.