prforitier set by them. Since the Administrator established this trust fund on 31 December 1983, a process of consultations with the developing countries through the Group of 77 has been initiated by the Administrator. 67. By its decision 41/457, adopted on 8 December 1986, the General Assembly,noted the wish of the Group of 77 that the principal aawunt (the unencumbered portion, which at tbat time amounted to SS million) be preserved in perpetuity. Only the interest earned would thus be used to develop projects of a pre-fnvertment/feasibility nature. -15- 68. As shown in statement XX, total income in 1969 amounted to $710,169 and expenditure to $308,854. At the end of 1989, the balance of the Fund was $6.8 million, of whiah unspent allocations amounted to $483,595. YNDP Trust Fund for Assistance to Refugee-Related Develooment Projects in Africa 69. This trust fund was established by the Administrator on 30 October 1984 for the purpose of financing refugee-related infrastructural projects of a developmental nature, pursuant to relevant provisions of General Assembly resolution 37/197 of 18 December 1982 and of the Declaration and Programme of A&ion of the Second International Conference on Assistance to Refugees in Africa (A/39/492, annex), The General Assembly, under paragraph 5 of its resolution v 31/197, requested the Secretary-General of the United Nations in close co-operation with the Secretary-General of the Organieation of African Unity and the United , Nations Righ Commissioner for Refugees , to convene a second International Conferenoe on Assistance to Refugees in Africa in 1984, inter slip, “to consider the impact imposed on the national economies of the African countries concerned and to provide them with the assistance required to strengthen their social and economic infrastructure so aa to enable them to cope with the burden of dealing with large numbers of refugees and returnees”. The Declaration and Programme of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the establishment of trust funds and the allocation of funds for refugee-related development projects in Africa. It mentions the General Assembly, the Secretary-General, and the Organization of African Unity, which suggests that it is related to international cooperation and humanitarian aid. The focus on refugee-related projects and infrastructure development also suggests that it may be related to humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief