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1 Support Cost Recovery in WFP COST RECOVERY POLICY: HLCM-UNDG CONSULTATIONS April 4, 2008

2 WFP 100% voluntary funded Historically:  One-third contribution in cash to ‘regular resources’ for:  All transport and associated costs for development programme, and  and ALL support costs However, by the early 1990’s:  Development resources and associated cash were declining  Increasing emergency portfolio without overhead contribution  Serious funding problem for support costs  Support cost expenditure without secure resource levels Mid 1990’s:  Interim measure: support cost levied on emergency and relief operations  The need for each programme to be fully self financing was noted  Governing body established Formal Working Group to review options WFP Funding Background

3 New Policies Implemented  New policies implemented in January 1996  Based on Full Cost Recovery:  No more core resources / regular budget  All costs associated with the implementation of a contribution to be covered by that contribution: Contribution Food LTSH Ext Transport ODOC, DSC Full share of Indirect Costs Flat Indirect Support Cost Rate (ISC) Associated Costs

4 Support costs in WFP All donors expected to cover Direct support costs (DSC) [= Variable direct costs] –Part of Associated Costs –Project related –Donor covers actual costs incurred Indirect Support Costs (ISC / PSA) [= Fixed and Variable Indirect costs] – not assigned to any particular activity – recovered evenly from a fixed percentage deduction from all contributions

5 Indirect Support Costs Indirect Support Cost rate of 7% set in 2003 Approved by the Executive Board every two years with the adoption of the Management Plan (biennial budget)

6 420 400 380 360 340 320 300 280 260 240 012345678 Operational Level in US$ Billion Excess ISC Income ISC Income = Expenditure Biennial PSA Budget ISC Income ISC Income Shortfall PSA/ISC Management - Illustration

7 Funding Policies - Illustration + General Fund 3: EXTRA- BUDGETARY RESOURCES Special Accounts Trust Funds 1: PROJECT [Timeframe: 6 months to 5 years] Approved Project Budget Contributions FULL COST RECOVERY Donation1Donation2Don. 3 Food1,000100200… External Transport90090180etc. Landside transport (LTSH)50050… Other Direct Op. Costs (ODOC)10010etc. Direct Support Costs (DSC)50050 Total Direct Costs3,000300 Indirect Support Cost (ISC) Charge – 7%21 Total Contribution321 2: CORPORATE [Timeframe: 2 years] ApprovedFunding (ISC) Biennial PSA400+21 + …. PSA Reserve (Equalization Account)


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