The plan forecasts an increase of 3 per cent again for 2006 and then 4 per cent growth for the remaining years of the plan period

Emergency contributions decreased by 12 per cent compared to 2003 and 3 per cent compared to the financial plan.

This ratio also compares unfavourably with the financial plan forecast of 45 per cent.

Government contributions to regular resources were 3 per cent higher than the financial plan forecast and 9 per cent higher than in 2003.

The ratio of regular resources income to total income decreased to 40 per cent in 2004 compared to 43 per cent in 2003 and 45 per cent in the financial plan.

According to the 12th Five Year Plan, the minimum wage should grow by 13 per year.

Total contributions in 2004 were also 17 per cent higher than forecast in the financial plan.

The portion of the assessment due for plan debt service, or assessed plan debt service , would be 10 per cent of 52 million, or 5.2 million.

Fortifying products with iron costs as little as 0.12 per person, per year.

During this plan period, UNICEF will seek to increase the ratio of investment in learning from the current 1.4 per cent of staff post costs to 2 per cent.

Direct programme assistance amounted to 1,344 million, an increase of 117 million (9 per cent) compared to 2003 and 46 million (3 per cent) less than the financial plan.

In 45 per cent of the cases, managers assessed the audit services as excellent, 50 per cent as good and 5 per cent (one case) as poor.

The 2004 2007 Education Plan therefore aims to achieve a net enrolment rate of 75 per cent at the pre primary and 100 per cent at the primary school level.

In modern societies today, sugar consumption is as high as 70 kg per person per year.

Figures for incidence at the national level as reported in the National Health Development Plan gave an estimate of 5 6 new cases per year for both cervical and breast cancers.

As of mid March, 291 million had been provided towards Darfur activities outlined in the work plan, equivalent to 56 per cent of the estimated requirements by the end of March.

UNEP will pursue the initiatives to achieve gender balance at the rate of 2 per cent per annum as part of the human resources action plan signed by the Executive Director of UNEP and the Assistant Secretary General of the Office of Human Resources Management.

Regular resources contributions amounted to 791 million in 2004, an increase of 59 million (8 per cent) compared with 2003 and 26 million (3 per cent) compared with the financial plan.

The financial plan forecasts private sector income of 305 million in 2005, an increase of 4.5 per cent, and average annual increases of 5 per cent for the period 2006 2009

The plan aimed at increasing forest harvests by about 3 per year, while conserving forestland for recreation and other uses.

With the implementation of the plan these figures reduced to 18.9 million liters and 21.6 million liters per day, respectively.

Furthermore, information technology resources have been reduced by 5 per cent through a slower equipment replacement plan. The savings have been partially needed to strengthen Programme G.1 (Human Resource Management), so as to comply with recommendations received from the External Auditor (6 per cent) and Programme G.2 (Financial Services) for its strengthened management structure (5 per cent).

Contributions to other resources regular registered a 55 per cent increase compared to the 2003 results and also the financial plan.

Total contributions to other resources (both regular and emergency) for 2004 amounted to 1,187 million, an increase of 24 per cent compared to 2003 and 29 per cent above the financial plan projections.

The majority (86 per cent) had adopted or updated a national drug control strategy or plan, an increase of 2 per cent compared with the first and second reporting periods (see figure II).

Many denounced Sharon's plan as a trick.

These accounted for 12.7 per cent and 11.7 per cent of 2004 employment, respectively, as compared with 15.5 per cent and 22.1 per cent in 1999.

In 2004, total expenditures (excluding write offs and reimbursements) amounted to 1,600 million, an increase of 9 per cent over 2003 and 3 per cent less than the financial plan forecast (see table 3).

Our energy plan envisages a substantial increase in nuclear electricity generation by the year 2030, representing an increase in the share of nuclear energy from the current 0.8 per cent to 4.2 per cent.

Funding requirements for the Darfur operations outlined in the United Nations 2005 work plan for the Sudan are 42 per cent covered.

With almost 60 per cent of Afghanistan's opium produced in the provinces of Badakhshan, Helmand and Nangarhar, the new plan initially concentrates Afghan and international efforts on eradication and the creation of alternative livelihoods in those provinces, as well as Kandahar.

With respect to religion, 29 per cent of the population identified itself as Anglican and 24 per cent as Methodist.

Other resources income (both regular and emergency) amounted to 1,187 million in 2004, an increase of 231 million (24 per cent) compared to 2003 and 267 million (29 per cent) compared to the financial plan.

Total support budget expenditure (management and administration and programme support) was 256 million, an increase of 14 million (6 per cent) compared to 2003 and 3 million (1 per cent) less than the financial plan.

That plan aims to reduce the burden of malaria by 25 per cent by the end of this year, and achieve the Abuja Roll Back Malaria target of 50 per cent by the year 2010.

Environmental groups, such as Greenpeace, oppose this plan.

Shares of regular resources for other focus areas will also remain close to equivalent levels under the previous plan, estimated for 2004 at 21 per cent for basic education and gender equality, 12 per cent for HIV AIDS and children and 9 per cent for child protection.

In 2004, total expenditures (including write offs) amounted to 1,606 million, an increase of 127 million (9 per cent) compared to 2003 and a decrease of 43 million (3 per cent) compared to the financial plan.

Studies revealed that anaemia rates in the Gaza Strip were as high as 54.7 per cent among children, 35.7 per cent among pregnant women and 45.7 per cent among nursing mothers.

Money laundering was considered a serious offence in most countries (86 per cent), as well as an extraditable offence (70 per cent).

Money laundering was considered a serious offence in most countries (86 per cent), as well as an extraditable offence (70 per cent).

b. Meetings of CEB focal points to finalize the summary of conclusions of CEB and to plan follow up activities (2 sessions per year)

The plan had two principal components, as described below.

As at 31 March 2005, 54.6 per cent of the biennial appropriation was spent, as compared with 58.4 per cent two years earlier.

The US, for instance, belches out twice as much CO2 per capita as Japan, although the two countries have fairly similar per capita incomes.