(b)Development ofNational Scientific andTechnological Capacity inNatural Resources RemoteSensing through AerialandSatellite PhotoInterpretation (c)Strengthening theNational Capacity for Italy Mineral Prospection (d)Application ofTechnologies Appropriate for Italy RuralAreas-PhaseII (e)Technological Information PilotSystem Italy Thestatusofallsub-trust fundsisreflected instatement XVIII. Thetotal expenditure ofFinancing Systemsub-trust fundsof$1.4million included programme support coststotalling $159,625.57. for Uni reSI to est· res imp the dev UnitedNations Special FundforLand-locked Developing Countries 53.Thistrustfundwasestablished bytheGeneral Assembly atitsthirtieth session inordertoprovide assistance totheland-locked developing countries in reducing theadditional transport andtransit costsfacingthem.Initsresolution 31/177of21December 1976,theGeneral Assembly approved thestatute oftheFund andrequested. UNDP,inclosecollaboration withthesecretariat oftheUnited Nations Conference onTradeandDevelopment, tomanagetheFundduringaninterim period. Asshowninstatement XII,thetotalincomeoftheFundin1984amounted to$220,549 andexpenditure to$198,347. Attheendof1984thebalance ofthe Fundwas$958,052 ofwhichunspent allocations amounted to$464,742.58. the fun Uni adm 59. exp $6. Nat UNDPTrustFundfortheNationhood Programme oftheFundforNamibia 54.Byitsresolution 31/153of20December 1976,theGeneral Assembly decided to launch, insupport.of thenationhood ofNamibia, acomprehensive assistance programme withintheUnitedNations system. TheAssembly further calleduponthe No. -14-52.During1984,the.Administrator established thefollowing sub-trust funds:51.Initsresolution 38/157of19December 1983,theGeneral Assembly approved a separate appropriation totalling $1.7million netfortheadministrative and programme support costsoftheFinancing Systemfortheyearended 31December 1984.Expenditure against thisappropriation isreflected in sChedule 21.50.Asshowninstatement XI,thetotalincomeoftheFinancing Systemin1984 amounted to$1.5million andexpenditure to$6.7million, leaving abalance inthe Fundattheendof1984of$9.1million, excluding theProgramme Reserve, after transferring $7,007toProgramme Reserve. Asof31December 1984,thebalance of theProgramme Reserve was$34,548. Unspent allocations oftheFinancing System amounted to$6.2million. UNO Dec56. $I. the to55. Nat pro Nam wit ho1 for dis UNO Co Pro AdmUni Wes and ItalyDonor ItalySub-trust fund (a)Regional Non-destructive Testing Network forLatinAmerica andtheCaribbean -PhaseII (b)Development ofNational Scientific andTechnological Capacity inNatural Resources RemoteSensing through AerialandSatellite PhotoInterpretation (c)Strengthening theNational Capacity for Italy Mineral Prospection (d)Application ofTechnologies Appropriate for Italy RuralAreas-PhaseII (e)Technological Information PilotSystem Italy Thestatusofallsub-trust fundsisreflected instatement XVIII. Thetotal expenditure ofFinancing Systemsub-trust fundsof$1.4million included programme support coststotalling $159,625.57. for Uni reSI to est· res imp the dev UnitedNations Special FundforLand-locked Developing Countries 53.Thistrustfundwasestablished bytheGeneral Assembly atitsthirtieth session inordertoprovide assistance totheland-locked developing countries in reducing theadditional transport andtransit costsfacingthem.Initsresolution 31/177of21December 1976,theGeneral Assembly approved thestatute oftheFund andrequested. UNDP,inclosecollaboration withthesecretariat oftheUnited Nations Conference onTradeandDevelopment, tomanagetheFundduringaninterim
**Analysis**
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