It expects domestic resource mobilization to cover two thirds of the costs of implementing the Programme, which will run into the billions of dollars.

Domestic resource mobilization

Local resources

Domestic reforms and resource

Determination of availability of local resources.

Government contributions towards local office costs

A. Domestic resources for development

General operating expenses 37.4 (37.4) (100.0)

10. DOMESTIC REFORMS AND RESOURCE MOBILIZATION

Programme Domestic reforms and resource mobilization

284.6 Technical cooperation reimbursement resources 293.3

7 304.8 Technical cooperation reimbursement resources 7 703.5

Less Resources applied to fund the cost of

Mobilization of domestic resources for development

A. Domestic resources for development . 2 13 4

Mobilization of additional GLOC

This included channelling resources to communities and tracking resources to ensure accountability.

Local resources other resources received from programme countries.

Both resources and mobility are costly.

Domestic resources represented a tremendous potential.

Subprogramme 10. Domestic reforms and resource mobilization

Local office costs are defined as all recurrent office costs excluding international staff costs and international travel.

Column (1) GLOC WAIVER

Mobilization of extrabudgetary resources remains at an early stage while there has been limited success in collecting government local office cost contributions.

100. The RBLAC strategy is heavily focused on increasing contributions to GLOC and increasing extrabudgetary resources there is a projected increase of 3 million in the former.

f Included in Resource Cost Category 2.1.5.

g Included in Resource Cost Category 2.1.11.

Figure 6. Local resources contributions, 2004

Mobilizing domestic financial resources for development

Increased domestic resources are of key importance in this process.

How would we provide the resources for these local tiers to be growing?

Programme countries were encouraged to meet their obligations towards local office costs.

Table 9. Government local office cost contributions, 1994 1995 . 119

(b) All countries should contribute to local office costs.

Note Accounting linkage between voluntary contributions and contributions to local office costs

(i) Mobilizing domestic and international resources for the implementation of these programmes and activities and

The reductions were in accordance with the budget strategy developed by the Regional Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean, which placed emphasis on financing office costs through the mobilization of extrabudgetary resources and increased government contributions to local office costs.

The cost of 214 local level posts is calculated on the basis of the local salary scales referred to in section I, B above.

It was noted that donor countries and multilateral financial institutions had been active in supporting these efforts and in providing debt guarantees to catalyse local private financing, ranging from microfinance to local currency bonds for infrastructure investment.

In addition, peacebuilding projects should make the best possible use of local human resources and local ownership.

UNICEF continues to encourage thematic other resources to reduce transaction costs and make more resources available for direct programme assistance.

In many countries, there is considerable scope for domestic resource mobilization.

Local governments are best in the position to monitor, protect and manage water resources.

Figure 5. Local resources contributions 2000 2004

Domestic resource mobilization, including innovative sources of financing