(14 318 26~ 163 430 11 21 430 76 625 38 1 206 218 99 -_ -152 265 49 1988 1989 4 849 125 1 144 392 45 380 613 2 676 471 12 560 336 Convertible currencies Usable non-convertible currencies Accumulated non-convertible currencies Currency held for the Trust Fund for the Training in the USSR of Specialists from Developing Countries Cash at field offices 2 300 15.9 16 280 753 66 610 937 72 391 634 2 673 307 Government letter of credit (note 3) 2 175 210 689 223 774 General resources (schedule 10) 640 035 974 316 228 106 Subsidiary programmes (schedule 10 ) 284 072 629 1005 451 880 924 108 603 1 074 736 124 Total cash, letter of credit, and investments 998 675 447 13 758 418 41 629 266 4 156 I.86 11 862 272 30 552 956 20 938 951 Operating funds provided to Governments for executing UNDP projects Operating funds provided to other executing agencies (note 4) Due from the United Nations Population Fund Due from trust funds administered by UNDP Other accounts receivable and deferred charges Accrued interest (note 5) (note 9 (a)) 122 898 049 25 000 000 Investments of the Reserve for Field Accommodation (schedule 11) 200 000 000 Investments of the Operational. Reserve (schedule 10) 225 000 000 t 422 634 173 STATEMENT I I UNDPI UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME ACCOUNT Statement of assets and liabilities as at 31 December 1989 a/ by c/ (United States dollars) ASSET5 Cash Investments Advances and accounts receivable 5 519 697 1 471 501 46 819 525 10 966 309 33 645 564 1 153 738 17 487 460 33 167 589 24 463 205 126 883 865 25 000 000 200 cl00 000 225 000 000 1 350 559 312 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a financial statement for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), which is involved in various development projects and activities. The text mentions different types of assets, such as cash, investments, advances, and accounts receivable, which suggests that the UNDP is involved in economic development activities. The text also mentions specific projects and programs, which implies that the UNDP is involved in various sectors, including education, health, and humanitarian aid.

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