(4) preparing annual, semi annual and other compliance reports

(Second half of 2004 first half of 2005)

Year ended 31 December 2002 (A 57 5 Add.5) and previous years

Annual report for 2004

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This began in the 2002 2003 fiscal year, with significant enhancements in 2003 2004.

Organizational matters

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The increase appears to be stronger between 2003 and 2004 than between 2004 and 2005.

e The estimates and forecasts for countries relate to fiscal years defined as follows fiscal year 2004 05 2004 for India, the Islamic Republic of Iran and Myanmar and fiscal year 2003 04 2004 for Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan.

Annual Report of the Director General for 2004

The information for the whole of 2004 will be included in the Annual Performance Report, which will be submitted to the Executive Board at the Annual Session in 2005.

Item 11. Mobilization of financial resources

In 2000 2001, the budget was 12.5 million compared to 20 million in 2004 2005.

Scale of contributions to the Trust Fund for the Implementation of the Rotterdam Convention for the year 2006

China (2007), India (2005), Indonesia (2005), Iran (Islamic Republic of) (2005), Japan (2007), Pakistan (2005), Republic of Korea (2007)

After recording small deficits in 2002 2003 and 2003 2004, the overall fiscal situation of the provinces and territories is expected to continue to improve in 2004 2005.

In 2003 2004

The year in review

Annual review

Operational budget

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(Thousands of United States dollars)

Annual Report of the Director General for 2004.

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Regular and other resources are not interchangeable.

for the year ended 31 December 2004

Item 16 of the provisional agenda

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In the five years preceding the 2008 2009 crisis, the Indian economy grew at an average rate of nearly 9 annually. During the crisis, annual growth slowed, but only to 6.7 , reflecting the economy s inherent resilience.

a Includes adjustments to prior year contributions and expenditure and cancellations of prior year obligations.

The proportion of income received in the last quarter of 2004 was 22 per cent higher than that received in the last quarter of 2003.

for the year ended 31 December 2004 and

(date) September

Report on the annual session 2005 (DP 2005 29)

Annual report 20

Annual report 43

Annual report 79

Annual report 147

Annual report 201

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Item 3. Annual Report of the Director General for 2004