ranges fromwell-articulated projects totentative undertakings forwhichtheyare atpresent unable togiveprecise estimates oftheresources required. Ifthe pattern thathasevolved inthepastisrepeated, then,asaparticipant's work programme becomes morespecific during theyear,itwillreviseitsfunding ofthe various activities. 6.Thetotalestimates inrespect oftheshareoftheUnited Nations fortheuse ofIee(seetable2)in1990-1991 would, thus,amount to$4,952,700 (i.e., $2,236,300 and$2,716,400 respectively atanexchange rateofSwF1.61tothe dollar), inexcess ofthecurrent 1990-1991 appropriation of$4,289,700 included undersection 280(Office ofGeneral Services) oftheprogramme budget forthe biennium 1990-1991. Basedonexperience, itisexpected thatactual expenditures forthebiennium mightshowasignificant decrease against projected funding estimates. Anyadjustments required attheendofthebiennium wouldbereflected inthesecond performance report ontheprogramme budget forthe1990-1991 biennium. /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/9 English Page4 Table2.1991probable funding ofICCasestimated bZ participating organizations Swissfrancs United Participating Actual States organization funding Estimated funding dollars Percentage 1989 1990 1991 1991B/ 1990 1991 United Nations 2629541 3600495 4373327 2716351 22.20 25.83 WHO 2136833 2810000 2775000 1723602 17.33 16.39 UNDP '1.72093 90340 62435 38780 0.56 0.37 UNICEF 139724 128831 99653 61896 0.79 0.59 ILO 288904 484000 381400 236894 2.98 2.25 WMO 36770 57000 69000 42857 0.35 0.41 UNRISD 7354 4590 4590 2851 0.03 0.02 UNEP 129219 198817 221693 137698 1.23 1.31 GATT 348784 800000 870000 540373 4.93 5.14 WIPO 740640 1447914 1703246 1057917 8.93 10.06 UNESCO 35719 44800 47000 29193 0.28 0.28 ITC 341431 392800 414000 257143 2.42 2.44 UNHCR 1985550 3169500 3163500 1964907 19.55 18.69 WFP 1151409 1982000 1938524 1204052 12.22 11.45 WorldBank 138673 178100 168600 104720 1.10 1.00 IFAD 112410 651000 370090 229870 4.01 2.19 UNIDO 3151 20320 20600 12795 0.13 0.12 IMF 4202 3518 3665 2276 0.02 0.02 FAO 3151 7500 15000 9317 0.05 0.09 IAEA 1200 93 58 0.01 0.00 Participants 10505558160727251670141610373550 98.80 98.65 Otherfunds 4434845 142275 228584 141978 1.20 1.35 TOTAL 14940403162150001693000010515528100.00 100.00 BIBasedonanexchange rateofSwF1.61tothedollar. 7.Uponreceipt ofthevarious estimates ofprobable usagebytheparticipating organizations, ICCtranslates theprojected demand foritsservices intothe physical resources required tomeetthedemand aLd,bygrouping expenditures on similar resources, ICC'sbudget bypurpose ofexpenditure isthendeveloped. Table 3showstheallocation ofthe1991budgetestimates, bypurpose of expenditure, amongtheorganizational unitsofICC. I •••A/C.5/45/9
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the budget and financial planning of the United Nations, specifically for the International Coordination Committee (ICC). The text mentions various organizations and their estimated funding for different activities, including health, education, and environmental programs. It also discusses the allocation of resources and the development of a budget by purpose of expenditure. Based on this information, it seems likely that the text is related to the fields of economic development, international cooperation, and humanitarian aid.

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