Theamountof$371,917 chowninstatement XIIIrepresents atransfer of interest earnedbytheFundtotheUnitedNations inaccordance withtheguidelines established fortheoperation oftheFund.Asreflected instatement XI,anamountof$7,007, representing 2percentof thecontributions of$350,327 received in1984,wastransferred in1984from reserves totheProgramme Reserve. Totalexpenditure charged totheProgramme Reserve during1984amounted to$9,531. leaving abalance of$34,548 inthe Programme Reserve asat31December 1984. . (b)Theamountshowninstatement XIVas"Government letterofcredit", represents anirrevocable letterofcredit, payable ondemand, inrespect ofa contribution madetoUNDPbyaGovernment forsupport ofspecified projects executed fortheUNDPTrustFundforProjects financed bytheVoluntary Fundfor theUnitedNations DecadeforWomen.(a)Theamountof$540,282 showninstatement XIVrepresents atransfer of interest earnedbytheFundtotheUnitedNations inaccordance withthememorandum ofunderstanding fortheoperation oftheFund. Theunspent ailocations, asshowninthefootnote tostatement XV,exceeded resources asat31December 1984by$335,650. Thisarosebecause allocations for futureyearswereissuedontwoprojects fundedbyOPECbasedonoutstanding government contributions of$924,613 (schedule 15)• 85-22065rc~c--- _c. :~Note17. ~,I1 .~l ~ ~
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing financial transactions and transfers related to a specific fund, likely the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Trust Fund. The language used is technical and focused on financial management, with references to "contributions", "reserves", "allocations", and "interest earned". The projects mentioned are also likely related to international development, as they are funded by a government and a voluntary fund. This suggests that the category should be related to international development or humanitarian aid.

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