However, most countries do not earmark 4 per cent of their total ODA for population assistance.

Also, the degree to which donors earmark funds could complicate the accurate estimation of future resource needs.

Each of these movements was expected to earmark 10 percent of its forces for service under the new command.

In this way, it is possible to appeal to the international community to earmark funds and to take part in joint activities.

The Government's response was to earmark 4 million for increasing the capacity of women's refuges for victims of domestic violence and of trafficking in women.

Because most contributors to the Technical Cooperation Fund earmark their contributions, and because all contributions are voluntary, the Fund does not have a dependable stream of discretionary financial resources available.

UNMIL will earmark a rapid reaction force that would be deployed from Monrovia to Freetown in the event of a situation where the Special Court guard force requires additional military assistance.

It remained for African Governments and interested institutions to integrate elements of that programme into their national development strategies, and for funding partners to earmark official development assistance for projects to strengthen the rule of law throughout the continent.

Even after discounting the consulting and technical assistance costs, countries still have to earmark huge amounts of resources for staff training, project implementation and monitoring, and report writing as well as for the day to day management and coordination of reform projects.

The World Summit for Social Development, held in Copenhagen in March 1995, recommended that States should implement the 20 20 initiative, namely to earmark 20 per cent of budget expenditure and 20 per cent of external aid to financing essential social services.