(c) Contributions from NGOs (contributions from these sources to the United Nations system).

C. Contributions from Member States

(a) Contributions from donor members

Contributions from Governments 500 053.0

Contributions from a United Nations agency

(d) Voluntary contributions from Member States

(c) Voluntary contributions from Members and

C. Contributions from other intergovernmental organizations

Relevant contributions from non governmental organizations.

Voluntary contributions for the period from

(a) Contributions from the United Nations system.

466 595.0 Contributions from Governments 500 053.0

Contributions from non government sources 188 683.0

(b) Other contributions and his efforts to secure such contributions from public and private sources

It might be useful to secure resources from regional organizations, voluntary contributions, including voluntary contributions from non governmental sources and, in specific cases, make use of contributions in kind.

Received contributions represent 75 per cent of the approved budget and outstanding contributions from prior periods.

Status of assessed contributions for the period from

Contributions from previous pledges for UNU research and training centres and programmes, modest operating contributions and specific programme contributions were received during the year.

For those projects, special contributions were sought from donors, in addition to their regular contributions to UNRWA.

quot (vii) Relevant contributions from non governmental organizations. quot

158 729.0 Contributions from non government sources 188 683.0

a Posts funded from ad hoc host government contributions.

Further contributions from other countries would be most welcome.

(ii) Voluntary contributions from Member States and international organizations

a Posts funded from Ad Hoc host Government contributions.

Contributions received from Governments as at 3 November 2005

CECOEDECON's resources comprise membership dues, contributions from members, income generated through contracts, philanthropic contributions and sale of publications.

Regular resources contributions increased from 21.7 million to 23.2 million.

Contributions from this source declined in both 1985 and 1986.

Below is a listing of contributions received from Member States

Table 3 Staffing in the tribunals funded from assessed contributions

Reintegration activities would continue to be financed from voluntary contributions.

INSTRAW is funded solely by voluntary contributions from Member States.

Of the total voluntary contributions to the Foundation, non earmarked contributions rose from 8.3 million in 2003 to 10.5 million in 2004, while earmarked contributions rose from 17.2 million to 22.2 million during the same period.

A broadened funding base is proposed in the report for the United Nations development programmes, involving contributions from three sources assessed contributions, quot negotiated quot pledges and voluntary contributions.

Sixty per cent of general purpose contributions came from four countries.

Those pledges do not include contributions from individual EU member States.

Special projects were funded from contributions received specifically for earmarked activities.

The Advisory Committee trusts that contributions will be forthcoming from donors.

XXIII. Voluntary contributions for the period from 12 January 1992 to

These include pledges of voluntary contributions, contributions from governmental, intergovernmental or non governmental sources and related interest earnings, and miscellaneous income.

The resources of UNDP derive from voluntary contributions received from developed and developing countries alike.

Owing to the conversion from voluntary contributions to assessed contributions, reimbursement was requested for contingent owned vehicles previously provided free of charge.

The Fund receives voluntary contributions from Governments, non governmental organizations and individuals.