This represents money owed to the Member States contributing the troops that make up the Force.

Six months later, after substantial official funds had been used to pay private creditors, the outstanding private debt was substantially restructured.

The debt includes money owed to private commercial banks, other governments, or international financial institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank.

The secretariat will shortly also communicate to eligible affected country Parties how financial support to the reporting exercise will unfold, pending the response from donors countries and availability of funds.

Contributions receivable

Accounts payable

5. Outstanding assessments

Recovery of indebtedness to the Fund

1999 and 2000 2001 amounting to 4,367,691 were distributed to eligible Member States.

Debt to Member States

Loans receivable

STATEMENT OF TOTAL OUTSTANDING COMMITMENTS

c Including interest due.

6. Outstanding assessments

7. Outstanding assessments as at

4. Balance due

Long term Due from project funds

Due from Provident Fund

Omission to record accrued liabilities

(d) Balance due of assessments 109 216 788

You do your payment.

(p) Surpluses due to Member States are funds available for credit to Member States arising from unencumbered balances of the appropriations and contributions from new Member States.

Expansion of the categories entitled to unemployment benefits.

Aging analysis of contributions receivable

(p) Surplus due to Member States

On the basis of United Nations policy, no provision is made for delays in collection.

Note 9 Voluntary contributions receivable

5. OUTSTANDING ASSESSMENTS 33 068 098

4. Outstanding assessments 10 212 215 12 192 488 22 404 703

TOTAL OUTSTANDING COMMITMENTS

4. Balance of assessments due 627.5 90.9 718.4

D. Net due for assessments 173.2 23 619.9 23 793.1

country number amount Repayments 1993 1991

Write offs of cash receivable and property

Note Amounts due from to trust funds administered by UNDP

If governments, with their already high level of indebtedness, believe that they cannot borrow any more from the public, they should borrow from their central banks and spend the extra money themselves on public works and infrastructure projects.

Until it did so, troop contributing countries, many of which paid assessments in full and on time, would not receive full or speedy reimbursement.

Expansion of the categories entitled to participate in programmes

(i) Accounts receivable other

(e) Accounts receivable other

1. Recovery from accrued salary and emoluments

The interest earned on the deposit had not been refunded.

Total outstanding loan commitments

V. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENTS TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES 35 9

V. STATUS OF REIMBURSEMENTS TO TROOP CONTRIBUTING STATES