Contributions from Governments including additional earmarked contributions

Contributions from NGOs

(c) Contributions from NGOs (contributions from these sources to the United Nations system).

2. Contributions from donors

Contributions could include voluntary contributions from the peace dividend resulting, inter alia, from reductions in military budgets contributions by interested Governments and contributions from other governmental, private or individual sources committed to democracy.

(a) Contributions from donor members

C. Contributions from Member States

Contributions from Governments 500 053.0

Contributions from Seoul Broadcasting System

Section A contains contributions from States and section B shows the total contributions from other contributors.

(c) Voluntary contributions from Members and

Contributions from a United Nations agency

(d) Voluntary contributions from Member States

(i) Assessed contributions from Party members

Voluntary contributions for the period from

C. Contributions from other intergovernmental organizations

Relevant contributions from non governmental organizations.

(a) Contributions from the United Nations system.

466 595.0 Contributions from Governments 500 053.0

Contributions from non government sources 188 683.0

(b) Other contributions and his efforts to secure such contributions from public and private sources

It might be useful to secure resources from regional organizations, voluntary contributions, including voluntary contributions from non governmental sources and, in specific cases, make use of contributions in kind.

Gains and losses resulting from exchange adjustments arising from payments of voluntary contributions are recorded as an offset to these contributions.

Received contributions represent 75 per cent of the approved budget and outstanding contributions from prior periods.

Status of assessed contributions for the period from

Direct contributions from GATT 17 465.2 15 914.8

Contributions from previous pledges for UNU research and training centres and programmes, modest operating contributions and specific programme contributions were received during the year.

For those projects, special contributions were sought from donors, in addition to their regular contributions to UNRWA.

Contributions received from Governments as at 3 November 2005

Income consists of assessed contributions from the States Parties.

(ii) Voluntary contributions from Member States and international organizations

a Posts funded from Ad Hoc host Government contributions.

quot (vii) Relevant contributions from non governmental organizations. quot

Further contributions from other countries would be most welcome.

158 729.0 Contributions from non government sources 188 683.0

a Posts funded from ad hoc host government contributions.

Status of assessed contributions for the periods from inception

Status of assessed contributions for the period from inception

Unpaid pledged contributions have declined from 72,053,636 to 19,034,169.

CECOEDECON's resources comprise membership dues, contributions from members, income generated through contracts, philanthropic contributions and sale of publications.

105. UNDP assisted projects are financed from UNDP voluntary contributions from donor countries, cost sharing contributions and government counterpart contributions, the latter being indicative amounts representing government inputs to a project in cash or kind.

Table 3 Staffing in the tribunals funded from assessed contributions

Reintegration activities would continue to be financed from voluntary contributions.

Regular resources contributions increased from 21.7 million to 23.2 million.

10 00 Expert contributions and discussion including representatives from industry