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IT/GB-6/15/Inf.7 June 2015
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Item 16 of the Provisional Agenda
SIXTH SESSION OF THE GOVERNING BODY
Rome, Italy, 5 – 9 October 2015
Additional Financial Information on Progress of the Work Programme and Budget for the 2014-2015 Biennium
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. This document contains the appendices to be read in conjunction with the financial report presented to the Governing Body in accordance with paragraphs xviii) and xix) of Resolution 13/2013 of the Fifth Session
Appendix 1: Source and Use of Moneys, and Trust Fund Structure
Appendix 2: Core Work Programme: 2014-2015 Biennium
Appendix 3: Contributions to the Core Administrative Budget, 2014-2015 at 31 May 2015
Appendix 4: Contributions to the Core Administrative Budget 2014-2015 by Region at 31 May 2015
Appendix 5a: Analysis of expenditure against the Core Administrative Budget 2014-15 at 31 May 2015
Appendix 5b: Core Administrative Budget-consolidated financial statement
Appendix 5c: Core Administrative Budget-status of Implementing Functions
Appendix 6: Contributions to Donor Supported Trust Funds
Appendix 7: Financial position of the Treaty – Donor Supported Trust Funds
a. Special Funds for Agreed Purposes
b. Participation of Developing Countries
c. Benefit-sharing Fund
Appendix 8: Status of activities approved for funding under the Special Funds for Agreed Purposes in the 2014-15 biennium
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Appendix 1
SOURCE AND USE OF MONEYS, AND TRUST FUND STRUCTURE
REFERENCE IN RULE V
CORE ADMINISTRATIVE BUDGET TRUST FUND STRUCTURE
RULE VI
Rule V.1a The amount provided for the Treaty’s Core Administrative Budget in the FAO Regular Programme of Work and budget
Rule V.1b Voluntary contributions by Contracting Parties for the purposes of administration and implementation of the Treaty in general
GENERAL FUND
Income in the biennium
Rule VI.2a
includes the Working Capital Reserve
Rule VI.4 and the
Third Party Beneficiary Operational Reserve
Rule VI.5
Rule V.1c Voluntary contributions by states that are not Contracting Parties, from IGOs, or NGOs or other entities, for the administration and implementation of the Treaty in general
Rule V.1h The uncommitted balance of voluntary contributions carried forward
Rule V.1i Miscellaneous income, including interest derived from investment of the funds in the General Trust Fund
SPECIAL FUNDS
Rule V.1d Other voluntary payments by Contracting Parties, for purposes agreed between the contributor and the Secretary
MULTIDONOR FUND
where agreed with donor
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Rule V.1e Other voluntary payments by Contracting Parties, by IGOs, or NGOs or other entities for purposes agreed between the contributor and the Secretary
SEPARATE FUNDS
where required by donor
Rule VI.2b
Rule V.1f Voluntary payments by Contracting Parties to support the participation of developing countries
FUND TO SUPPORT THE
PARTICIPATION OF DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES
Rule VI.2c Rule V.1g Voluntary payments by contributions by states that are not
Contracting Parties, from IGOs, or NGOs or other entities, to support the participation of developing countries
BENEFIT-SHARING IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 13.2 OF THE TREATY
Rule V.1j Mandatory and voluntary contributions pursuant to Article 13.2d
BENEFIT-SHARING FUND
Rule VI.3
Rule V.1k Contributions from international mechanisms, funds and bodies
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Appendix 2
CORE WORK PROGRAMME: 2014 - 2015 BIENNIUM
A B C
Core Maintenance Function
Core Implementing Functions
Core Administrative Budget
All amounts in USD
A. Human resources A.1 Established staff positions (with no variation)
4,036,055 ‐ 4,036,055
A.2 Temporary posts ‐ 302,615 302,615
A.3 Other consultancy costs
130,000 155,000 285,000
A.4 Improved Cost Recovery Uplift (ICRU)
210,215 26,140 236,355
Total A. Human Resources
4,376,270 483,755 4,860,025
B. Meetings B.1 Governing body 650,000 ‐ 650,000
B.2 Bureau 31,275 ‐ 31,275
B.3 Compliance Committee
30,000 ‐ 30,000
B.4 Panel of Experts for the appraisal of project proposals
40,000 ‐ 40,000
B.5 Activity related 447,250 447,250
Total B. Meetings 751,275 447,250 1,198,525
C. Other costs C.1 Core staff duty travel 100,000 50,000 150,000
C.2 Publications and communication
67,600 ‐ 67,600
C.3 Supplies and equipment
52,000 ‐ 52,000
C.4 Contracts 58,240 ‐ 58,240
C.5 Miscellaneous 20,800 ‐ 20,800
Total C. Other Costs 298,640 50,000 348,640
Total A + B + C 5,426,185 981,005 6,407,190
D. General Operating Services
217,045 39,238 256,284
Operating Budget 5,643,230 1,020,243 6,663,473
E. Project Servicing Cost 218,590 61,221 279,810
Totals 5,861,820 1,081,463 6,943,284
Funding of the Proposed Core Administrative Budget
Total Core Work Programme 6,943,284
Less:
F. FAO contribution [2,000,000]
Net amount to be funded by Contracting Parties 4,943,284
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Appendix 3
Contributions in USD to the Core Administrative Budget 2014‐2015 ‐ at 31 May 2015 (including amounts credited to the Working Capital Reserve and the Third Party Beneficiary Operational Reserve)
Contributions received during the full 2012‐13 biennium are shown for comparison
Contracting Party 2012‐2013 2014‐2015 Algeria 10,752.25 ‐Angola 1,093.14 741.49Australia 249,140.00 157,591.89Austria 61,358.73 59,079.66Bangladesh 770.00 ‐Belgium 27,997.84 ‐Bhutan ‐ 257.82Brazil 121,808.36 129,623.17Bulgaria ‐ 3,938.81Cambodia ‐ 319.43Canada 277,888.01 226,797.87Costa Rica 3,150.03 ‐Cyprus 3,759.99 ‐Czech Republic 30,797.30 29,313.67Denmark 60,044.29 51,281.29Ecuador 3,374.11 3,361.43Egypt 8,234.02 10,183.17Estonia 3,409.11 3,015.40European Union 66,313.00 131,543.74Finland 47,367.69 39,435.42France 200,000.00 ‐Germany 658,662.50 407,061.58Greece 56,945.30 ‐Guatemala 2,399.66 2,026.75Hungary 23,958.94 10,124.30India 46,576.69 50,569.23Indonesia 19,916.07 26,298.27Ireland 43,289.00 31,810.32Italy 389,303.48 356,304.35Jamaica ‐ 874.36Japan ‐ 420,618.00Jordan ‐ 1,680.72Lao People’s Democratic Republic ‐ 155.13Latvia ‐ 3,927.48Lebanon 2,655.62 ‐Liberia ‐ 44.26Lithuania 5,503.43 5,536.48Madagascar 271.76 254.79Malaysia 23,327.50 21,354.99Maldives ‐ 56.26Mauritania 50.72 ‐Myanmar ‐ 1,373.36Namibia 676.08 ‐Netherlands 151,135.00 ‐
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Norway 71,572.62 63,697.76Oman 7,130.91 ‐Panama 3,662.00 1,978.00Philippines 8,420.79 11,715.58Republic of Korea 9,500.00 32,000.00Rwanda 51.64 ‐Samoa ‐ 94.23Saudi Arabia 26,498.00 ‐Sierra Leone 51.46 ‐Spain 260,000.00 225,909.00Sweden 153,233.97 ‐Switzerland 98,100.00 79,537.44Trinidad & Tobago ‐ 3,676.76Tunisia ‐ 5,904.67Turkey 51,885.95 50,446.22Uganda 515.88 444.9United Kingdom 460,560.00 455,032.80Uruguay 2,171.00 4,151.00Yemen ‐ 732.00Zambia 733.36 444.90Zimbabwe ‐ 210.79
Sub‐Total 3,756,017.20 3,122,530.94
Global Crop Diversity Trust 58,842.00
Total
3,756,017.20 3,181,372.94
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Appendix 4
Contributions to the Core Administrative Budget 2014‐2015 by Region ‐ at 31 May 2015
Angola 1/ Algeria 1/ Ethiopia Namibia 1/
Liberia Benin Gabon Niger
Madagascar 1/ Burkina Faso Ghana Rwanda 1/
Tunisia Burundi Guinea Sao Tome and Principe
Uganda 1/ Cameroon Guinea‐Bissau Senegal
Zambia 1/ Central African Republic Kenya Seychelles
Zimbabwe Chad Lesotho Sierra Leone
Congo, Republic of Malawi Sudan
Côte d'Ivoire Mali Swaziland
Democratic Republic of
the CongoMauritius Togo
Djibouti Mauritania 1/United Republic of
Tanzania
Eritrea Morocco
Bhutan Bangladesh 1/
CambodiaDemocratic People’s
Republic of Korea
India 1/ Nepal
Indonesia 1/ Pakistan
Japan Sri Lanka
Lao P.D.R.
Malaysia 1/
Maldives
Myanmar
Philippines 1/
Republic of Korea 1/
Austria 1/ Albania Serbia
Czech Republic 1/ Armenia Sweden 1/
Denmark 1/ Belgium 1/
Estonia 1/ Bulgaria
European Union 1/ Croatia
Finland 1/ Cyprus 1/
Germany 1/ France 1/
Hungary 1/ Greece 1/
Ireland 1/ Iceland
Italy 1/ Luxembourg
Latvia Montenegro
Lithuania 1/ Netherlands 1/
Norway 1/ Poland
Spain 1/ Portugal
Switzerland 1/ Romania
Turkey 1/ Slovakia
United Kingdom 1/ Slovenia
Brazil 1/ Costa Rica 1/ Saint Lucia
Ecuador 1/ Cuba Venezuela
Guatemala 1/ El Salvador
Jamaica Honduras
Panama 1/ Nicaragua
Trinidad and Tobago Paraguay
Uruguay 1/ Peru
Egypt 1/ Afghanistan Kyrgyz Republic Qatar
Jordan Iran, Islamic Republic of Lebanon 1/ Saudi Arabia 1/
Yemen Iraq Libya Syrian Arab Republic
Kuwait Oman 1/ United Arab Emirates
North America Canada 1/
Australia 1/ Cook Islands Marshall Islands Tonga
Samoa Fiji Papua New Guinea
Kiribati Palau
1/ Contracting Party having made a contribution to the 2012‐13 CAB
Contracting Parties that have made no contribution
Europe
Africa
Asia
Latin America and the
Caribbbean
Near East
South West Pacific
RegionContracting Parties that
have made contributions
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Appendix 5a
Category (as per approved Core Administrative Budget ‐
Annex 1 to Resolution 13/2013)
Expenditure Category (Account)
Budget
A. Staff and consultancy costs
5011 Salaries Professional 3,269,447 5011 Salaries Professional ‐ other temporary posts 302,615 5012 Salaries General Service (including temporary
secretarial assistance)766,608 571,311
5013 Consultants 285,000 675,115 ICRU 236,355 105,696
Total A. 4,860,025 3,338,127
B. Meetings 1/
Sixth Session of the GB 650,000
5040 Genera l Operating Expenses ‐ external common
services
5050 Genera l Operating Expenses ‐ interna l common
services (interpretation, trans la tion & printing)
Tota l 5th Session of the Governing Body ‐
Bureau 31,275 ‐ 2/
Compliance Committee 30,000
Panel of Scientific Experts 40,000 ‐ 2/
Activity related 447,250 151,691 3/
Total B. 1,198,525 151,691
C. Other costs
Core staff duty travel 150,000 5021 Travel 262,774
Publications 67,600 5014 Contracts 13,532 4/
Supplies and equipment 52,000
5024 Expendable Procurement 9,206 5025 Non Expendable Procurement ‐
Contracts 58,240 5014 Contracts (includes International Computing Centre ‐
hosting of SMTA)51,000
Miscellaneous 20,800 5023 Training 207 5026 Hospitality 1,800 5020 Locally Contracted Labour & Overtime 62
Total C. 348,640 338,581
1,986,004
Actual
Total for biennium
Analysis of expenditure against the Core Administrative Budget during 2014‐15 biennium
Period from 1 January 2014 to 31 May 2015
(Correlation between Consolidated Financial Statement and approved budget)
Costs relating to GB6 are
included in the relative expenditure categories and included in the appropriate agregate
figures
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D. General Operating Services 256,284 5028 General Operating Expenses 18,589 5040 General Operating Expenses ‐ external common
services25,683
5050 General Operating Expenses ‐ internal common
services 144,883
Total D. 256,284 189,155
F. Project Servicing Cost 279,810 5029 Support Costs 114,574
G. Core Administrative Budget 6,943,284 4,132,128
Notes:
2/ Meeting costs pertaining to Sessions of the Bureau etc. are reported as being equal to the original budgeted amounts and the relative
3/ Activity related meeting costs quoted pertain to the 1st and 2nd sessions of the OWG on the MLS only.
4/ Publication costs are included in under accounts 5014 (Contracts) and 5050 (General Operating Expenses) for document
1/ The budget l ines adopted in the Core Administrative Budget do not correlate exactly with the expenditure categories used in the official
accounts of FAO
“Meetings”, for example, covers numerous and highly differing costs such as: Consultancy costs, travel expenses, procurement of supplies,
hospitality and other general operating expenses (such as interpretation, translation and printing)
See Schedule 3a for additional details relating to expenditure categories
Analysis of expenditure against the Core Administrative Budget during 2014‐15 biennium
Period from 1 January 2014 to 31 May 2015
(Correlation between Consolidated Financial Statement and approved budget)
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c) Core Administrative Budget – Status of Implementing Functions 1
approved as part of the Core Work Programme
Reference
Activity
Adopted as part of the Core Work Programme by Resolution 13/2013 (Annex 1 )
Treaty Articles
Amount budgeted (thousands of USD)
Status
Completed
In Process
Planned
Cancelled
Other
CIF‐1 Liaison with CBD and other international organizations
All 122 √
CIF‐2 Maintenance of the MLS 10‐13 100 √
CIF‐3 Mobilizing resources for the BSF 18.4 99 √
CIF‐4 Operations of the BSF 18.4 36 √
CIF‐5 Ad Hoc Working Group to expand benefit‐sharing
and the scope of the Multilateral System 18,13 265 √
CIF‐6 Information Systems for PGRFA 5,15 & 17 240 √
CIF‐7 Implementation of Article 6 ‐ Sustainable Use of Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture
5,6,9 108 √
CIF‐8 CBCM and national capacity building for MLS implementation within the IR/ABS
20.5 111 √
TOTAL 1,081
1 Resolution 13/2013 “Work Programme and Budget 2014‐15” refers
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Appendix 6
Contributions to Donor Supported Trust Funds – aggregated amounts
1 January 2014 – 31 May 2015
Trust Fund Donor Amount USD
Special Funds for agreed purposes (Project MTF/INT/019/MUL)
Australia 94,718
Italy 213,783
Netherlands 375,469
Spain 314,091
Switzerland 75,988
Total Special Funds for agreed purposes 1,074,049
Participation of Developing Countries (Project MTF/INT/018/MUL)
Sweden 60,000
Switzerland 75,988
Total Participation of Developing Countries 135,988
Benefit‐sharing Fund (Projects GINC/INT/031/MUL & GCP/GLO/281/MUL Baby 1&3)
Austria 24,177
Canada 85
Germany 475,661 (GCP/GLO/281/Mul Baby3)
Indonesia 100,000
IFAD 689,475 (GCP/GLO/281/Mul Baby1)
Italy 641,348
Norway 201,351 2
Norway 6,495,062
Sub‐total Benefit‐sharing Fund (GINC/INT/031/MUL) 7,462,023
(GCP/GLO/281/MUL) 1,165,136
Total Benefit‐sharing Fund 8,627,159
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Appendix 8
Status of activities approved for funding under the Special Funds for Agreed Purposes
in the 2014‐15 biennium
Addendum 1A3
Activity Activity covered
Amount (thousands of USD)
Status
Completed
In Process
Not
Undertaken
due to lack
of funding
Ad Hoc Committee on the Multilateral System and the SMTA
41 √
TOTAL 41
Addendum 1B 4
Activity Activity covered
Amount budgeted (thousands of USD)
Status
Completed
In Process
Not
Undertaken
due to lack of
Benefit‐sharing Support Programme of the Treaty
2,000 √
Harmonious implementation of the Treaty, and the CBD and its Nagoya Protocol 750 √
Outreach, Awareness‐raising and Promotion of the Treaty
950 √
The Joint Capacity‐Building Programme 1,000‐1,500
per biennium
√
Training Programme on the Treaty 800 √
The Global Information System on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture under Article 17 of the Treaty
600 √
Conservation and Sustainable Use of Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture 750
TOTAL 6,850‐7,350
3 Addendum 1A to Annex 1 of Resolution 13/2013 refers “Direct Donor Support to Core Implementing Functions to be Funded by Contracting Parties under the Special Fund For Agreed Purposes” 4 Addendum 1B to Annex 1 of Resolution 13/2013 refers “Possible Donor-Funded Supporting Projects for which Funding will be sought”