Financing the 2013 Program-Budget (Revised 26 April 2012) Secretariat for Administration and Finance
Ceiling and Sources of Funding Regular Fund: $ million ($ net) – Estimates of Quota Income – Contribution from ICR – Contribution from FEMCIDI – Rentals, interest and deobligations – $500,000 toward Reserve Subfund Indirect Cost Recovery – Ninety percent of average collections during 2009, 2010, 2011, as per in accordance with CP RES 996 (1832/11) 2/3/20162
Quota Assessments$81,105,400 Less: Prompt Payment Credits(336,945) Total Net$80,768,455 Quota Contributions and ICR income FY 2011 closed with a $2.9 million deficit Budget ceiling reduced by $1,842,700 to account for member states with quotas in arrears of two years or more by June 1 st In the event Regular Fund income exceeds budgeted expenditures because one or more such member states pay their quotas for 2013, those amounts would be deposited in the Reserve Sub-Fund.
Contributions from FEMCIDI FEMCIDI contributes 15% of the net amount available for programming FEMCIDI pledges collected for 2010 programming cycle: $2,315,732 Contribution 15%: $302,052 Net available for FEMCIDI programming: $2,013,680
Contributions from ICR Contributions to the Regular Fund from the Indirect Cost Recovery account: $1.5 million $1 million less than previous fiscal periods Specific Fund Contributions from donors continue to decline Ceiling for Indirect Cost Recovery expenditures: $6.751 million (90% of average of 2009, 2010, 2011 collections) per CP/RES 966 Total ICR income projected for 2013: US$6.388 million Available for funding of ICR operations: US$ million
Other Income Rental of GSB space: $500,000 Interest income*: 100,000 Deobligations**: 700,000 TOTAL:$1,300,00 *(2011 interest income $88,000) **(2011 deobligations $694,227)
Reductions to funding for operations Allocation of $500,000 to the Reserve Subfund Reduction of RF posts from 471 in 2012 to 434 in 2013
RF and ICR budgets
ICR Budget Projection
Modifications to Measures to Encourage Timely Payment of Quotas Deadline for a payment plan: Changed from April 30 th to March 31 st Date a member state is considered two years in arrears: Changed from May 1 st to April 1 st Consistent with the Permanent Council’s modifications to the prompt payment schedule