$5.2 million. The status of all sub-trust funds is reflected in statement XXVII. ysSted Nations Snecial Fund for Land-locked DeVeloDing Countries 49. This trust fund was established by the General Assembly at its thirtieth session in order to provide assistance to the land-locked developing countries in reducing the additional transport and transit costs facing them, At its thirty-first session, the General Assembly, in its resolution 31/171 of 21 December 1976, approved the statute of the Fund and requested UNDP, in close collaboration with the secretariat of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), to manage the Fund during an interim period. As shown in statement XII, the total income of the Fund in 1909 amounted to $28,815 and expenditure to $124. At the end of 1989, the balance of the Fund amounted to $12,247. The balance of unspent allocations also amounted to $12,247. 50. At its fortieth session, the General Assembly, in its resolution 40/448 A of 17 December 1985, based on decision 85132 of the Governing Council, requested the Secretary-General to take steps to dissolve this trust fund by 31 December 1986 and U2/ See Begut of the C Develoement.Vienna. 20-31 mt 1979 (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.79.1.21 and corrigenda), chap. VII. aa Official of 3 lo. 37 (A/41/37), chap. II, resolution 6 (VIII). W Officialf the Ecoaomical WmciL 1986. WaUom& u (E/1986/29), decision 66136. -12- to transfer all uncommitted resources to the general resources of UNDP. During 1989, a total of $93,879 was transferred to the general resources of UNDP. UNDP Trust Fund for the Nationhood Programme of the Fund for Namihk 51; By its resolution 31/153 of 20 December 1976, the General Assembly decided to launch, in support of the nationhood of Namibia, a comprehensive assistance programme within the United Nations system. The Assembly further called upon the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a trust fund established by the United Nations to provide assistance to land-locked developing countries, with a focus on reducing transport and transit costs. The fund is managed by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and has a specific purpose related to economic development. The text also mentions the transfer of funds to the general resources of UNDP, which suggests that the fund is being dissolved and its resources are being reallocated.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade