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External sources (not reviewed)

It should be noted that this contribution is utilized through a special account mechanism, and therefore operates on a multi-year basis.

[...] cover organizational costs.

[...] [...] from among the top 10 providers of assessed contributions [...] [...]

(f) Policy and budgetary implications of funding the travel and participation in meetings of the constituted bodies of all members and alternate members.

While associations can be formed freely without any administrative restrictions, they are not granted legal capacity that would allow them to take action before the courts, nor are they allowed to make purchases or to hold or administer the dues from their members, the premises used for their administration and meetings of their members, or the buildings strictly necessary for the achievement of the association’s aims (art. 6).

[...] [...] Nation assessments actually paid.

[...] the online contributions portal that [...] [...]

[...] allocates its income through collecting membership fees and rarely through [...] [...]

The Organization’s accounting treatment for exchange gains and losses both prior to and after the implementation of the split assessment arrangement has been to calculate and transfer all foreign exchange related gains and losses to the SRA, consistent with the general direction provided by the related SRA Conference Resolutions.

Johanan's answer to the query advanced by Eleazar concerning the method of levying contributions, followed by a second version of the same account.

In view of its own 30 C/Resolution 65 which stated that the UNESCO scale of assessments of Member States for 2001 shall be calculated on the basis of the scale adopted by the United Nations General Assembly at its fifty-fifth session with the same minimum rate and the same maximum rate, UNESCO applied the reduced maximum amount for 2001 and proposed scales calculated in a similar way for 2002-2003 to the 31st session of the General Conference.

The congress fee will be around [...]

Under the IOTC financial regulations, the calculation of contributions to the IOTC budget takes into account the development status of each member and its per capita gross national income.

Resolution 1964 (2010) only partially addressed the request submitted to the Council by the African Union regarding the authorized strength of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), on an enhanced support package for the Mission from United Nations assessed contribution, and on the imposition of a naval blockade of and no-fly zone over Somalia, as well as effective implementation of sanctions on spoilers.

In accordance with financial regulation 4.2(b), the unencumbered balance of the appropriations at the end of a fiscal period shall be surrendered to the Members at the end of the first calendar year following the fiscal period after deducting therefrom any contributions from Members relating to that fiscal period which remain unpaid, and shall be credited to the Members in proportion to their assessed contributions in accordance with the provisions of the financial regulations 4.2(c) and 5.2(d).

[...] [...] annual subscription fee of 3,200 euros [...]

The Commission noted some questions on the relationship between Recommendation 3 on the Codex budget and Recommendation 5 on the relative autonomy of Codex, in particular whether remaining funds could be transferred from a biennium to the next, and on the possibility of establishing separate assessed contributions to the Codex budget, in addition to the FAO or WHO assessed contributions of member countries.

[...] [...] meetings share in the costs to the extent of their respective rates of assessment under the United Nations scale [...]

Pay membership dues to ECCAS regularly (contribution communautaire d’intégration) and apply sanctions on those who do not pay, as set out in the ECCAS Constitutive Treaty.

The formula for assessing annual contributions in WCPFC provides for a 40 per cent discount for catches taken by developing State vessels within waters under national jurisdiction.

[...] recover the increasing costs of contract administration [...] [...]

Switzerland also supports these conventions by paying its assessed contributions fully and on time and by providing regular training courses to employees of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

B. Family: A family which consists of at least one eligible member who shows interest in the goals and activities of the corporation.

[...] [...] consultants, workshop costs and travel costs.

He also reported that, as at 31 May 2011, 58.6 per cent of contributions to the 2011 budget had been received by the Authority and 43 members had been in arrears with their contributions for a period of two or more years.

Both mandatory and voluntary assessed contributions while offering greater budget independence for the Commission also presented risks of contributions not arriving and a consequential increased administrative burden on the Codex Secretariat.

Recurrent costs could include staff salaries and benefits; charges for utilities; information technology equipment maintenance; communications services (including development of an annual report and website); travel expenses for participation in meetings of the international and regional organisations; and annual contributions to WIPO and regional organisations.

The only tangible outcome of this session has been the spending of resources from our national contributions, which could have been devoted to counteracting the effects of the multiple crises facing the world today.

The annex to the present letter sets out the areas in which AMISOM would receive support from the United Nations logistics support package funded from assessed contributions, as well as needs that would have to be met from the envisaged trust fund or bilateral donor arrangements.