agencies and other organizations within the United Nations system. The present report contains information communicated to the Secretary-General on assistance provided to Nicaragua by !4ember States, United Nations bodies and specialized agenc ies. 3. The report is based on infornation received from different sources not necessarily always with reference to identical time periods. Eurther, while nost information reflects assistance delivered, some may reflect. commitments only. For these reasons, differences may appear in the information presented in various sections of the report.A/40/436 Eng I ish Page 4 II. ASSISTANCE REPORTED BY THE GOVERNTTIENT OF NICARAGUA A. Financial assistance 4.Thefollowingtab1esho0s.n"mresourcespledgeds1nce1979 bD/ source of funding: Table 1. $ummary of external assistance pledged, by source of funding, in 1984 and from 1979 to 1984 (Millions of United States dollars) Source of fundinq I984 1979-1984 (TotaI) Multilateral agencies International Reg ional Bilateral sources lilestern Europe North America Latin America Africa and Asia Socialist countries Total34t.7 33. 5 15. 7 85. I 206.4 34L.7629.9 l-59. 7 470.2 2 109. s 297.3 88. 3 803.5 139.8 780.5 2 739.4: 5. The following table gives details of non-reimbursable bilateral assistance and assistance from non-governmental organizations from 1980 to 3l !,tay 1985:A/ 40/ 436 English Paqe 5 Table 2.External bilateral non-reinbursable assistance, by source, fron 1980 to 3l uay 1985 (Thousands of United States dollars) I980 19 81 1982 19 83up to 3l May 1985 Total 1984 Countr i es A. Latin America Argentina Costa Rica Mexico Panama Peru Venezuela B. North America27 440l0 5873 464 40 3 000 2s L67 5 8823 000 4 375 63I 2L 3 258 I 897 1 371 5 1073 527 317 2t0 582991 _99r 799 590 209 21 441I 761 143 46 3 155 20 -L92 _27t 249 62 86 518 5 :42 582 7 03r 4 31 424 63I 4 059 L6 47LI 805 4 427 2 428
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report on international assistance provided to Nicaragua, covering financial and non-reimbursable bilateral assistance from various countries and organizations. The report provides a summary of external assistance pledged and details of non-reimbursable bilateral assistance from 1980 to 1985. The focus is on the monetary value of assistance and the sources of funding, suggesting that the primary concern is economic development.

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