Administrator tocarryforward support costearnings oftheOfficeforProjects Execution (OPE)attheendofeachbiennium uptoamaximum of10percentofthe grossappropriations forthenextbiennium. Atitsthirty-first session, in June1984,theGoverning Council notedthecarryforward of$700,000 of1982-1983 support costearnings foruseinthebiennium 1984-1985. 2/ 26.Thetotalproject delivery byOPEduring 1984amounted to$65.9million on whichsupport costincomeearned wouldamountto$6.0million. ~talsupport cost expenditure in1984amounted to$6.9million • Property writtenoff,exgratia payments andwrite-offs ofcashandreceivables 27.ThevalueofUNDPnon-expendable property written offduring 1984amounted to $60,539. Inaccordance withUNDPfinancial regulation 14.4,write-offs ofproperty areinvestigated bytheUNDPHeadquarters Property Survey Boardandare subsequently approved bytheAssistant Administrator oftheBureauforFinance and Administration. 28.Oneexgratia payment amounting to$400wasmadeunderfinancial regulation 14.3toaformer employee ofUNDP. Thepayment wasmadefor humanitarian reasons tocoverinsurance costsforthreemonthsfollowing thestaff member's separation. 29.Write-offs ofcashandaccounts receivable amounting to$143,859 wereapproved underUNDPfinancial- regulation 14.4andfinancial rule114.5. Details ofall amounts written offweremadeavailable totheBoardofAuditors • Trustfundsadministered byUNDP 30.Thestatusofthetrustfundsadministered byUNDPasat31December 1984is showninstatements VItoXVIII. Theadministrative andprogramme support costs fortheUnitedNations Capital Development Fund,theUnitedNations Revolving Fund forNatural Resources Exploration, theUnitedNations TrustFundfor Sudano-Sahelian Activities andtheUnitedNations Financing SystemforScience and Technology forDevelopment aregiveninschedules 18,19,20and21,respectively • Details ofcontr~butions pledged foralltrustfundsaregiveninschedules 14,15 and16,whileinvestments madeonbehalfofalltrustfundsaregivenin schedule 17.Thefinancial position asat31December 1984oftheJunior Professional Officers' programme isprovided inschedule 13. 2/~.,para.9. -9-\ :) :) Xl 'I -l'I ... -l . ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ <:Xl, 0....l' ~.., ~ <n 0 <-i ~ 6t 0.... 'tl Cl) Ul... > Cl).. C Cl) Cl) .Q Cl) > Cl! .c: Cl) ~0C... 'tl Cl).... Cl!e........ Ul Cl) -0C Cl! C0....... C1l.....a.0..a.a. Cl! Ul Ul0.. Cl <-i Cl!C.... Cl...... 0 Cl) ~ ,;;;-,24.Detailed informatiop ontheex~enditure incurred duringtheyearended 31December 1984against therevised grossandnetappropriations forthebiennium 1984-1985 isgiveninschedule 7inrespect ofthecoststobemetfromthe resources ofUNDPandinschedules 18,19and20inrespect ofthecoststobemet fromtheresources ofUNCDF, UNRFNRE andUNSO,respectively. OfficeforProjects Execution 25.Atitsthirtieth session inJune1983,theGoverning Council authorized the Administrator tocarryforward support costearnings oftheOfficeforProjects Execution (OPE)attheendofeachbiennium uptoamaximum of10percentofthe grossappropriations forthenextbiennium. Atitsthirty-first session, in June1984,theGoverning Council notedthecarryforward of$700,000 of1982-1983 support costearnings foruseinthebiennium 1984-1985. 2/ 26.Thetotalproject delivery byOPEduring 1984amounted to$65.9million on whichsupport costincomeearned wouldamountto$6.0million. ~talsupport cost expenditure in1984amounted to$6.9million • Property writtenoff,exgratia payments andwrite-offs ofcashandreceivables 27.ThevalueofUNDPnon-expendable property written offduring 1984amounted to $60,539. Inaccordance withUNDPfinancial regulation 14.4,write-offs ofproperty areinvestigated bytheUNDPHeadquarters Property Survey Boardandare
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a financial report for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), discussing various financial transactions, including support cost earnings, property write-offs, and trust funds. It also mentions the Office for Projects Execution (OPE) and its activities. Based on this information, it seems that the report is focused on the financial aspects of development projects, rather than specific sectors like agriculture or industry.

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