text: 15 638 - 15 638 15 638 15 638 - ---- - - (statement XXV) z 7 CIDA/UNDP Trust Fund for the African Project Development Facility 3 685 Canada Trust fund total 420 168 10 867 431 035 427 350 427 350 -- --- 420 168 10 867 431 035 427 350 427 350 --- -- -_c (statement XXV) 3 685 CIDA/UNDP Trust Fund to SUPpOrt Proiect: "Development of Underqround Water Resources in Mali" Canada 33 333 33 333 33 333 33 333 - - - -- 33 333 33 333 33 333 33 333 -- --- ---- kz&itement XXV) Trust fund total Netherlands Trust Fund for Special Action Progrxmne for Public Administration and Management Netherlands 3 512 780 (205 432) - 3 307 348 1 899 428 1 899 428 1 407 920 1 407 920 1 407 920 - - --- - 3 512 780 (205 432) - 3 307 348 1 899 428 1 899 428 1 407 920 - -- -- - - - - (statement XXV) TruCt fund total SCNSDULE 14 (continued) Trust funds and contributors Recorded in the current year Collected in 1969 composition of balance Rx 1989 Rx For 1989 For POT 1988 For 1990 Balance as at and prior future and prior future Balance as at and prior and future 1 January 1989 years years Total years years Total 31 December 1989 year 5 For 1989 years Trust Fund for Special Economic Assistance Programmes united Nations Trust fund total UNDP Trust Fund for Receipt of Payments by Users of the African Project Development Facility Undetermined 62 822 62 822 62 822 62 822 Trust fund total 62 822 62 822 62 822 62 822 CIDA/UNDP Trust E'und to SuWOrt Project gRecensement q&n&al de la population et de l'habitat" in Senegal Canada 324 437 Trust fund total 324 437 324 437 
analysis: The text appears to be a financial report or statement, detailing the allocation and utilization of trust funds for various development projects. The projects mentioned, such as the "Development of Underground Water Resources in Mali" and "Recensement général de la population et de l'habitat" in Senegal, suggest that the funds are being used for economic development and natural resource management. The involvement of international organizations such as CIDA, UNDP, and the United Nations further supports this hypothesis.