137. Finlaii 138- Swedeup93 94 135 i 76 1 KL B O 7 6 c, 74 | D95 &] 1*1 L8 .... 161 18 .... 121 al 17 . 140 Slovakia ... 15 .... 222 14 ... 96 13 .... 3647 a Dem.12 211 ore 12 . 43 tf.il.»iid 12 .... 52 12 .... 503 jk 1 1 .... 55 .. . 11 .... 629 Kingdom . 11 .... ~55 Lia 10 .... 243 ny>Rep. of.... 10 635 Kong y 10 ..,, 52 10 .... 778 i 9 .... 67 •lands 8 ... 174 a 8 .... 362 8 .... 1455 rland 8 .... d 62 o 7 .... 93 29UNICEF programmes from general resources IINICEF programmes arc afjprovcd tbr multi-year periods. Those recommendations being proposed to die 1990 Executive Board session are indicated in colour and should he regarded as tentative. In the case or'certain countries, particularly those where a .special programme has resulted from drought, famine, \varor other emergency, die level of"already supplementary funded programmes is high enough to make a significant difference, to tht- size or"the overall programme. In addition 10 die.sc levels, there are supplementary funds tor long-term and emergency programmes. UNICEF programme expenditure in different countries is allocated according to three criteria: under-five mortality rate (USMK.; annual number of deaths of infants under fKc vcar- of age per 1,000 live births); income level (i.NT percapita); and thesixe of the child population, (1) Includes Antigua and Barbuda, British Virgin Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Muntserrat, Saint Kitrs and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and die Grenadines, and Turks and Caicos Islands, (2)lnaddition-1990-94: 51,800,000 for Palestinians. (3) Includes Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, l-'iji, Kiribati. Marshall Islands, Nme, Palm, Samoa, -Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu. i4j Jvin«mccd from interregional funding only in 1989: Argentina, Barbados. Belize,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on UNICEF programs and funding, focusing on international development and humanitarian aid. It mentions specific countries, programs, and funding amounts, suggesting a focus on global development and humanitarian assistance.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International development