Aid pledged committed included Kuwait ( 100 million) the United Arab Emirates ( 50 million) France ( 200 million for 1997) Saudi Arabia ( 14 million) Great Britain ( 1.5 million) European Union ( 1.5 billion over four years) the World Bank ( 1 billion over five years) Belgium ( 33 million) the Arab Monetary Fund ( 75 million) Canada ( 200 million) the United States of America ( 20 million) Germany ( 7 million) and Norway ( 5 million).

The United States remains the largest government donor to regular resources, with a contribution of 119.3 million, followed by Norway ( 48.3 million), Sweden ( 45.1 million), Netherlands ( 35.2 million), United Kingdom ( 34.5 million), Denmark ( 29.7 million), Japan ( 23.4 million), Finland ( 16 million), Switzerland ( 14.4 million) and Italy ( 13.5 million).

The contributions were made by the following donors Australia ( 50,000), Germany ( 60,620), Iceland ( 5,587), Italy ( 363,932), Kenya ( 1,000), New Zealand ( 15,555), Norway ( 133,642), Peru ( 1,500) and the Republic of Korea ( 15,000).

Pound Sterling United States dollar in the United States

Swedish krona United States dollar (in United States)

United States dollar (other than United States)

Of the more than 2.1 billion that was outstanding at 7 October 2005, 607 million was owed by the United States of America, 576 million by Japan, 147 million by Ukraine, 109 million by France, 89 million by the Republic of Korea, 69 million by China and 56 million by Spain.

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The top 10 government donors contributed 85 per cent of the total United States ( 262.8 million) United Kingdom ( 188 million) Japan ( 155.6 million) Norway ( 135.1 million) Netherlands ( 113.4 million) Sweden ( 111.6 million) Canada ( 86.7 million) Denmark ( 38.2 million) Australia ( 32.2 million) and Italy ( 29.4 million).

The donors were China, 3.15 million Ireland, 64,000 the Republic of Korea, 600,000 and the Ford Foundation, 100,000.

a Includes voluntary contributions of 26,054 from Luxembourg, 5.1 million from Japan, 1 million from Australia, 2,231,018 from the Netherlands, 100,000 from the Philippines, 1 million from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 2 million from the United States of America, 25,807 from New Zealand and 10,000 from a private donation.

(B) Where the institution does not provide board, US 3,490 (US 4,742 in the United States) plus 75 per cent of the cost of attendance up to US 10,167 12,536 (US 19,420 22,509 in the United States) per year, with a maximum grant of US 11,115 12,892 (US 19,307 21,624 in the United States) a year.

Seven other countries were recipients of over 20 million in agency expenditures India ( 61.7 million), Nigeria ( 49.2 million), Afghanistan ( 34.6 million), Pakistan ( 33.7 million), Sudan ( 30.7 million), China ( 26.4 million), and Mexico ( 20.0 million).

Total budget 8 700 69 800 29 000 107 500

a In 2004, contributions were received from Austria ( 10,000), Finland ( 219,074), France ( 94,979), Namibia ( 1,000) and Togo ( 202,970).

The top 10 government donors to other resources, both regular and emergency, were United Kingdom ( 153.5 million), United States ( 143.5 million), Japan ( 132.2 million), Norway ( 86.8 million), Netherlands ( 78.2 million), Canada ( 76.8 million), Sweden ( 66.5 million), Australia ( 28 million), Italy ( 15.9 million), and Belgium ( 10.1 million).

The Yankee dollar ain't hay

6 800 (Man days) 500 (Logistics) 1 000 (workshop) 8 300

Admission fees for 2006 will be as follows adults 12.00 senior citizens 8.50 students 8.00 and children 7.00 and for the year 2007 13.00 9.00 8.50 and 7.00, respectively.

Dollars?

The average dollar amount conceals the large variation between countries, ranging from 1 to 538 per million dollars.

(A) The amount of the grant shall be 75 per cent of the cost of attendance, up to US 14,820 17,189 (US 25,743 28,832 in the United States) per year, with a maximum grant of US   11,115 12,892 (US 19,307 21,624 in the United States) a year

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is 20 an hour. That is 60,000 per year.

Five other donors contributed over 100 million the United Kingdom ( 208 million), Japan ( 171 million), Norway ( 130 million), Sweden ( 116 million) and the Netherlands (102 million).

Of the apportioned amount of 253,600, total expenditures of 180,700 were incurred for INTELSAT charges ( 100,600), telephone, long distance ( 48,300), telephone, local ( 6,000), pouches DHL ( 25,200) and postage ( 600).

Of the total amount outstanding of 739 million, 606 million is accounted for by the United States of America, 64 million by Brazil and 22 million by Argentina.

One dollar, 10 dollars or 100 dollars per day.

Plus 13 Programme support costs 24,300

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Budget for 5 MCs 5 (MCs) x 12 300 61 500

Expenditures for the same period amount to 1,652,007,800 gross ( 1,628,298,500 net), and an amount of 162,345,800 gross ( 160,941,000 net) was credited to Member States.

According to the IMF, China s GDP will be 17.6 trillion in 2014, outstripping US output of 17.4 trillion. Of course, because China s population is more than four times larger, its per capita GDP, at 12,900, is still less than a quarter of the 54,700 recorded in the US, which highlights America s much higher living standards.

Provision is made for uniforms that the military personnel retain on rotation ( 94,000), United Nations clothing to troops ( 134,882), purchase of 502 level III fragmentation jackets at 320 each ( 160,640), upgrading of 601 fragmentation jackets from level I to level II at 165 each ( 109,065), miscellaneous clothing ( 21,535), United Nations medal sets ( 24,000) and national flags ( 25,442).

And for dollars, is their 30 million, plus the 20 million dollars from the American manufacturer.

The Dollar and the Dragon

In addition, parallel funding has been received from the Canadian International Development Agency ( 320,000), the Government of Cameroon ( 170,000), the International Development Research Centre ( 400,000), the International Telecommunication Union ( 1.2 million), the Japan International Cooperation Agency ( 1.11 million) and the Rockefeller Foundation ( 157,000).

The European Union and its member states provide an estimated 1.5 billion in annual subsidies, Japan close to 3 billion, and the United States 868.43 million, 150 million of which consists of tax rebates on marine diesel fuel.

Major donors for 2004 included the Netherlands ( 112.9 million), Sweden ( 42.5 million), the United Kingdom ( 41.4 million) and Japan ( 40.5 million).

4 GNP per capita between US 766 and US 3,035.

a Angola 300 Namibia 1,300 Norway 25,000 Oman 10,000 Indonesia 1,000 Dr. Y. Kazmin 200.

Apportionment 1,201,900 expenditure 944,300 variance 257,600

Apportionment 2,152,800 expenditure 1,854,200 variance 298,600

Apportionment 275,000 expenditure 260,500 variance 14,500

Apportionment 524,500 expenditure 511,800 variance 12,700