(top ten participants)

Requests Member States to give priority to regular resources ( core' contributions) over other resources ( non core' contributions) and also requests UNDP to continue its efforts to reduce its dependency on a few large donors and to broaden its donor base

Outputs Coordination between UNIDO Headquarters and the field network Field level support services for programme and project formulation and implementation Allocation of donor resources to projects in accordance with donor agreements.

Donor resources regular resources and other donor resources, received from all donors (other than local resources received from programme countries), including donor cost sharing, trust funds, UNV and management services agreements.

Contributions from the largest 10 donors in 2004 to regular resources were nearly eight times greater than those of the next tier of 10 major donors.

In July 2004 donors pledged over US 1 billion in support of the Interim Cooperation Framework.

Public investment and donor support are also important in this regard.

Most negotiations for supplementary funding are either bilateral, with one donor at a time, or with small groups of donors.

The timely mobilization of donor resources was therefore essential.

(d) UN Habitat has also encouraged the development of multi year core funding arrangements by donors that increase the predictability of their support.

As a result, donors are reluctant to provide funds for the elections.

Billions were pledged more than six months ago at the Oslo donor conference, and the four largest donors the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Community and the Netherlands still account for close to 80 per cent of funding received to date.

Figure 7 represents the top 10 donors that contributed to other donor resources in 2004.

Donor financing and property taxes may be options to provide supplemental capital resources to such funds.

Voluntary contributions from Member States and other donors were recorded as income upon receipt or on the basis of a written pledge from the donor.

During this period, contributions to regular resources grew by 12 per cent, to other resources regular by 57 per cent and to other resources emergency by 63 per cent.

Donors also increased their funding levels.

Two multi year funding agreements were signed with major donors.

The funding was predominantly for reconstruction and disaster mitigation activities at the country level from a variety of donors.

(d) Interest on donor funds

CTAG has coordinated diplomatic, donor cooperation, and donor assistance efforts

Total donor resources (including regular donor and other donor resources, trust funds, UNV and MSAs) registered a growth of 36 per cent, rising to 2.8 billion in 2004.

Donors approached expressed interest in providing funds through their country programmes.

Lack of donor financial support for the Habitat programme managers is one of the challenges facing UN Habitat.

Furthermore, approximately 75 per cent of the non earmarked contributions came from five donors, indicating a need to broaden the donor base.

Donor assistance to population activities

Support from donors

(c) The mobilization of resources from donor Governments, and managing the programming of those funds in accordance with donor agreements and guidelines.

Technical assistance activities of the TPB, including additional staff required for their delivery, are financed from voluntary contributions.

Thematic contributions are expected to continue to be an important component of the other resources contributions.

Upon agreement with the States, the Committee will facilitate contacts to potential donors and assistance providers.

UNDP has launched additional projects for the reinsertion and rehabilitation of communities through its framework programme of support to communities, a mechanism that has proved successful in attracting donor contributions and channelling them to communities in need.

The task force could help donor countries to establish consistent funding

42. Urges donors

38. Urges donors

Urges donors

(iii) The major financial and troop contributors involved in the recovery effort

Contacts in the field with the same donor, however, are generally restricted to supplementary resources.

By 2002, donor assistance was 3.2 billion.

The highest increase in receipts for other resources was the increase in donor cost sharing contributions, which was over 100 per cent.

19. Underlines the need to avoid over dependence on a limited number of donors, emphasizes the importance of shared responsibility in a spirit of partnership, taking into account established official development assistance targets, including targets established at the Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries, and calls upon donors and countries in a position to do so to increase their contributions to the core or regular resources of United Nations funds and programmes

Renews its appeal for the accelerated disbursement of the funds pledged by international financial institutions and donors at the July 2004 International Donors Conference on Haiti supports the Cayenne follow up donor conference held on 16 and 17 June 2005, in Montreal and calls upon all donors to continue to assist Haiti

They are recorded under joint programming' in the balance sheet. In 2004, 20 donors had contributed 632 million (20 per cent of other resources) towards joint programming activities in Iraq and Sudan.

12. Calls upon all donors, as a matter of urgency, to make the most generous efforts possible to meet the anticipated needs of the Agency, including the remaining costs of moving the headquarters to Gaza, encourages contributing Governments to contribute regularly and to consider increasing their regular contributions, and urges non contributing Governments to contribute

(c) The major financial and troop contributors involved in the recovery effort