attributable to the increase in outstanding cost-sharing contributions of $40.9 million and the increase in outstanding voluntary contributions of $11.3 million, 13. A8 shown in schedule 7, extrabudgetary expenditure in 1989 amounted to $21.4 million. Income received for there activities in 1989 totalled $22.9 million and the unexpended balance at 31 December 1989 was $18.0 million. 14. Expenditure incurred by executing agencies on projects financed by the Special Programme Rerourcer in 1989 amounted to $34.1 million, a8 rhown in rchedule 5. The rtatur of the Special Progmmme Resource8 for the fourth indicative planning figure (IPP) cycle (1987-1989) is rhown in note 2 to the financial 8t8twnent8. 15. At its thirty-third session , the governing Council authorised the carry-over from the third to the fourth progrsnnning cycle of both the unallocated Special Progmmme Rerources funds and thore allocated but not budgeted ae at -5- 31 Deoember 1986. f/ As a result, the oarry-over of $21.0 million has been added to the amount authorised for the fourth cyole, 16. Sohoaule 5 shows expenditure of $12.0 million inourred in 1989 out of the speoial Measures Fund for the Least Daveloped Countries. Contributions reoeived by the Fund during 1989 totalled $15.2 million, as shown in schedule 1. The shortfall of income over expenditure during the year amounted to $3.2 million and the unexpended balance at 31 December 1989 was $43.6 million (statement IV). 17. At its thirty-sixth session in June 1989, the Governing Council approved gross appropriations of $431.9 million, less income estimates of $48.3 million, resulting in net appropriations of $383.6 million, for the purpose ,af financing programme support ana administrative services oosts under the United Nations Development Programme and the funds administered by the Programme for the biennium 1988-1989. 21 18. This represents an increase in net appropriations of $33.6 millian over the 