3. The University derives its income from two sources income from an Endowment Fund and contributions to the Operating Fund.

(v) Interest and miscellaneous income. Miscellaneous income arising from regular budget activities is credited to miscellaneous income of the General Fund.

Income Generation Activities Revolving Fund

Additional income was derived from miscellaneous sources, such as currency exchange adjustments, interest income, inter fund transfers and other adjustments.

Additional income was derived from miscellaneous sources, such as currency exchange adjustments, interest income, inter fund transfers and other adjustments.

During periods of high interest rates, the Fund benefited from increased income from investments in fixed income securities, which was a major component of total return.

(b) Net operating income from private sector fund raising of 387.0 million for regular resources

(c) Net operating income from private sector fund raising of 260.0 million for other resources

Income both for the work of the University and for the maintenance of its headquarters must come from the investment income derived from its endowment fund and from operating contributions.

9.2 Income derived from investments shall be credited to miscellaneous income or as provided in the rules relating to each fund or account.

9.2 Income derived from investments shall be credited to miscellaneous income or as provided in the rules relating to each fund or account.

(c) Whether the income from the mining activities is sufficient to fund monitoring inspection and rehabilitation.

UNITAR Special Purpose Grants Fund statement of income

Statement of income and expenditure and fund balance

Statement I. Environment Fund statement of income and

The net operating income is expected to be 59.6 million from cards and product sales and 365.0 million from fund raising, excluding the 260.0 million income from PSFR for other resources.

Major gifts. With the ongoing shift in income sources from institutions to individuals, major gifts represent an important growth area to fund raising income.

(iv) Interest and miscellaneous income. Interest and miscellaneous income arising from UNDP activities are credited to the operating fund accounts maintained with that organization.

The income from that fund would be used to supplement the voluntary trust funds of the Authority.

Interest income arising from UNDP activities is credited to the operating fund account maintained with that organization.

(iv) Interest and miscellaneous income. Interest income arising from the RPTC is credited to the General Fund however, the miscellaneous income relating to the RPTC is credited to the special account.

Sales publication revolving fund In 2000 2001, a sales publications revolving fund was established with income earned from the sale of publications during the biennium.

The commingled total amounted to 15 million, including 7 million in income received from the Iraq Trust Fund.

The income earned by the Fund from fixed income and real estate assets had increased from 268 million in 1985 to 553 million in 1993, an increase of 106 per cent.

Almost all of this income and the residual fund balances from previous bienniums were credited back to Member States in 1993 or were used to fund the Peace keeping Reserve Fund.

Another source of income for al Ittihad is fund raising.

(iii) Contributions income trust funds and Industrial Development Fund (IDF).

The Fund has also earned 0.4 million in interest income.

Net income from the private sector includes proceeds from the sale of greeting cards and other products, private sector fund raising and contributions from NGOs.

Total income to the Trust Fund amounted to 5,475,368, consisting of contributions from Member States ( 5,387,540) and interest ( 87,813).

Total income to the Trust Fund amounted to 5,475,353, consisting of contributions from Member States ( 5,387,540) and interest ( 87,813).

Financial rule 9.3 specifies the conditions for the recording of investment income it provides, inter alia, that income from investments shall be credited to the Annual Programme Fund, unless required to maintain the Working Capital and Guarantee Fund.

The actual positive balance of the General Fund results mainly from an increase in programme support income received from the Special Purpose Grants.

The Fund relies on three sources of income (a) employers' contributions (b) employees' contributions and (c) investment income.

Income section 1 Income from staff assessment

Income section 1. Income from staff assessment

Income section 1. INCOME FROM STAFF ASSESSMENT

(iii) The proceeds from the sale of surplus property, the purchase of which was financed by the General Fund, are credited to the miscellaneous income of that fund.

Decrease in Working Capital owing to General Fund income expenditure deficit

The Council further decided that the income from the sale or rental of information materials, the production of which was financed from the Revolving Fund (Information) shall be credited to the Revolving Fund (Information)

The total income in this Fund was 3,843,623 after inclusion of interest income, savings in liquidation of prior year apos s obligations and miscellaneous income.

Income section 1. INCOME FROM STAFF ASSESSMENT 617

Income from investments

Income from staff

Income from staff