byGovernments andexcludes commitments related totrustfundsandcost-sharing arrangements, whichbytheirnaturerequirefullfunding. (c)Atitstwenty-sixth session, theGoverning Council approved, foran experimental periodnottocontinue beyondtheregular session oftheCouncil in 1981,achangetopartial funding notrequiring additional resources. Atits twenty-ninth session, theGoverning Council decided thattheFundshouldcontinue thepartial funding system. Inconformity withthisdecision, actualproject' allocations weremadein1984amounting to$20.9million, excluding sub-trust funds butincluding cost-sharing arrangements, and,asshowninthefootnote to statement VII,unspent allocations were$32.3million inexcessofresources asat 31December 1984. (d)Theamountof$239,250 shownonstatement VIIas"Extrabudgetary account forsuppert costs"represents theunspent balance asat31December 1984ofamounts charged toUNCDFprojects foritsindirect costs. Note16.UnitedNations TrustFundforSudano-Sahelian Activities (a)Theamountof$662,383, shownonstatement IXas"Reimbursement of programme support coststoexecuting agencies", includes $474,831 paidtotheUNDP Officeforprojects Execution, whichisincluded inthetotalamountof$7,918,238, asreflected inschedule 7.• (b)Theamountof$400,284, shownonstatement IXas"DuefromUNEPfor UNDP!UNEP joint-venture projects", represents thenetbalance dueasat 31December 1984forcontributions payable totheUnitedNations Sudano-Sahelian OfficebyUNEPforprogramme support inrespect oftheplanofActiontoCombat Desertification intheSudano-Sahelian region. Thestatusofcontributions received andexpenditure incurred asat31December 1984wasasfollows: • -110- r.!,scomposed :OvernmentsUnitedStates dollars Balance dueasat1January 1984(Statement IX) Contributions received in1984fromUNEPand incarrying lcurement "The lentswith !amountof !ctedinForinstitutional support Forprogramme support Forprogramme support Forprogramme support1983 198456518 180695 (159593) (181096)237213 (340689) latUNCDF :centofthe Reserve which >ilities as >ansgranted :-sharing foran :ouncilin Atits Ldcontinue ;>roject· J-trust funds to )urcesasatUNEPsavings inliquidating 1981 ob1igat~ons Contributions received fromUNDP Forprogramme support 1984 Forinstitutional support -1981 Expenditure Forprogramme support UNBPshare UNDPshare Balance duefromUNEPasat31December 1984 (Statement IX) Composition ofbalance due(431766) (56518) 562267 431"'66(1989) (488284) 994(;33 400284 t:aryaccount B4ofamountsProgramme support 1981 1983 1984(1989) 21102 381171 400284'! entof totheUNDP f$7,918,238, NEPfor t o-Sahelian tocombat tions s: _.L:__UNDP'sshareofthejointventure expenditure onprogramme supportisincluded inthee~penditure totalshowninschedule 6forUNDPasanexecuting agency. The expenditure incurred oninstitutional supportisshowninschedule 7. (c)Theamountof$298,291 shownonstatement IXas"Extrabudgetary account forsupport costs",istheunspent balanceat31December 1984ofamounts charged toitssub-trust fundsforUNSO'ssupportcosts. (d)Theunspent allocations, asshowninthefootnote tostatement IX, exceeded resources at31December 1984by$5,699,777. Theexcessallocations were madeonthebasisthatoutstanding contributions pledged byGovernments forcurrent andprioryearsforthemainUNSOtrustfundamounted to$8,740,021 ($35,447 for voluntary contributions and$8,704,574 forcost-sharing contributions, asshownin schedule 14andsch'Cldule 15respectively). -111-,scomposed :OvernmentsUnitedStates dollars Balance dueasat1January 1984(Statement IX) Contributions received in1984fromUNEPand incarrying lcurement "The lentswith !amountof !ctedinForinstitutional support Forprogramme support Forprogramme support Forprogramme support1983 198456518 180695 (159593) (181096)237213 (340689) latUNCDF :centofthe Reserve which
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The text appears to be discussing financial and budgetary matters related to a specific UN program or fund, with references to various countries, organizations, and projects. The language used is technical and formal, indicating a focus on administrative and financial aspects rather than specific development or sectoral issues.

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