Total Foreign Fundlng underggl! coet aecured !999g!slg (ulllionE of us dollars) L77.3 94.3 5r. 4 7.8 2.6 32 .A r.7 367.9 19.9 1?8.4 10 .8 ?.0 49. s 342.O 529.3 4r. 0 5.1 1134.0154.5 91.5 51.4 7.7 0.2 29.337.I 37.8 27 .4 4.2 2.O93. r ?1.3 2{.0 3.5 0.1 20.9 16 2.9 231. 01. 7 1.4 25t.3 109.9 13. 7 92.8 7.5 3.5 24.8 295.5 386. 5 33.3 5.1 863.79.9 187.0 6.r 220 .S- 13.3 r7.8 16.5 - 0.8 1.5 1.6 176.0 - 21. 3 subtotalFoEelgn Fund 1n9^/40/579Enqlish Page 21 Fund lnq under cost Eecured negot iat ion (Mlllions of US dolLars) Egrsr. I. overall co-ord lnat ion 2. Oil 3. coa!. 4. Blectric lty 5. New and renevable sourceaof energy (general) 6. noodfuel Subtotal lianporre r deve loEnent uining. Tour ism Totalo.2 0.2 3 875.8 I 105. ? -:ltotal cogt 4.8 19 .0 5.5 131.1 11. I 9.1 181. 2 34.3 2.L o.2 4 83?.?4.5 I6. 2 4.9 131.1 11. 4 8.? 175.9 9.9 2.L5.0 9.2 .7 14.4 3.0 7.9 4L.Z 3.2 o.759.6 0.3 59. 9 14. 6 L.2 1 159. 0
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a breakdown of foreign funding for various sectors, with a focus on energy and development. The categories listed, such as "New and renewable sources of energy" and "Tourism", suggest that the funding is related to economic development and natural resources.

**Category**
Economic development, Natural resources and environment