Balance as at 1 January 1989 Excess of income over expenditure 62 922 I.7 160 652 096 4 673 131 5 022 236 111 422 111 422 12 285 217 033 197 600 1 419 938 - -- 309 661 2 182 758 309 661 2 182 758 300 9 9 300 237 663 102 761 762 820 4 673 131 197 600 1 419 938 Balance as at 31 December 1989 tJ 4 910 814 300 361 2 182 758 5 022 236 309 661 2 182 758 - Y Consisting ofr UNDP Trust Fund for the African 2000 Network Unspent allocations Unencumbered funds Allocations in excess of resources 862 603 4 048 211 4 910 814 The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements. -123- UNDP Trust Fund in Support of the Steering Committee and Secretariat for the United Nations Programme of Action for African African Training Sconomic Recovery and Management and Development Services (ATM.5 1 1986-1990 Project 207 686 8 901 300 92 675 A (6 718 542) 300 361 2 182 758 STATEMENT XXV (continued) UNDP Fund for the Utilization of the Residual Funds of UNDP Fund for UNDP the United Nations Emergency Afghanistan Special Relief Assistance tot! Emergency Office in Bangladesh People's ReprEl:: Trust Fund (UNROB) of Banglada! Ih'CCME AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR Voluntary contributions from Governments and other contributors Interest income (schedule 14) 3 437 640 -- 32 593 41 609 13 352 3 470 233 41 609 13 352 Less I Expenditure Prqject costs Reimbursement of programme support costs to f Executing agencies UNDP excess of income over expenditure (Excess of expenditure over income) 3 379 059 2 717 911 335 931 119 525 69 556 J 3 7R4 546 2 837 436 - (314 313) (2 795 827) 13 352 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the management of a fund, specifically a trust fund, which is used to support various projects and programs. The fund is managed by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and is focused on economic development and humanitarian aid. The projects and programs supported by the fund are likely related to development, relief, and recovery efforts in Africa and other regions.

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