both useful and essential that such contacts and co-operation continue to be maintained with a view to mobilizing the maximum possible assistance beneficial to the peoples of the remaining Trust and Non-Self-Governing Territories. 6. According to the comprehensive information provided by specialized agencies and organizations of the United Nations system, as contained in the related report of the Secretary-General (A/45/309), during the period under review a number of specialized agencies and organizations have continued to extend assistance, in varying degrees in their respective spheres of competence, to the peoples of Trust and Non-Self-Governing Territories, in response to the relevant resolutions of the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council and the Special Committee. The report also indicates that an increasing number of those organizations have extended or formulated such programmes of assistance from within their own budgetary resources, in addition to their respective contributions as executing agencies of projects funded by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the primary provider of assistance. 7. A number of assistance projects have continued to be funded by UNDP in close collaboration with other agencies and organizations of the United Nations system. The Council President notes that the fourth cycle (1987-1991) indicative planning figures (IPFs) established for some of those Territories include the following: I • • • E/1990172 English Page 3 Anguilla, $US 1,066,000; Bermuda, $694,000; British Virgin Islands, $239,000; Cayman Islands, $584,000; Montserrat, $676,000; St. Helena, $465,000; Tokelau, $1,151,000; Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, $2,912,000; and Turks and Caicos Islands, $753,000. These projects cover assistance in the primary economic sectors, such as tourism, agriculture, fisheries, industry, transportation, communication and power generation, as well as in the social and educational sectors, and are being executed by a number of specialized agencies and other organizations of the United Nations system, in close co-operation, where 
**Analysis**
The text primarily discusses the assistance provided by the United Nations to various territories, focusing on economic development and social sectors. The projects mentioned cover a range of areas, including primary economic sectors, tourism, agriculture, fisheries, industry, transportation, communication, and power generation, as well as social and educational sectors.

**Category**
Economic development, Industry, Transport and communication, Education