Examples of using Initial contribution in English and their translations into Arabic
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CFAF 300 million(about $600,000), while the United Nations has pledged an initial contribution of $200,000 through the emergency window of the Peacebuilding Fund.
In response to a request in 1998 by the PA and UNSCO, UNCTAD's initial contribution in this area has prompted the PA Ministry of Economy and Trade to call for follow-on assistance in the area of trade and economic policy advisory services.
This initial contribution is far below the amount of $50 million proposed by the Secretary-General in his report to the General Assembly at its forty-eighth session(A/48/335); however, it should be noted that the Common Fund has always insisted that the Facility should be demand-driven; in other words, replenishment should follow demand.
The proposed reserve aimed to provide predictable earmarked funding for those liabilities with an initial contribution of $30 million in 2003(made possible by improvements in income during this year) and modest allocations of $10 million per year during the remaining part of the financial plan period.
The initial contribution of any member joining the Organization after the entry into force of this Agreement shall be assessed by the Council on the basis of the number of votes to be held by that member and the period remaining
The initial contribution to the administrative budget of any Government which becomes a member after the entry into force of this Agreement shall be assessed by the Council on the basis of the number of votes to be held by that member and of the period from the date on which it becomes a member to the end of the current financial year.
One striking example of the cooperation between the European Union and the African Union was the support given to the African Union ' s monitoring mission in Darfur: an initial contribution of 12 million euros had been followed by agreement to contribute a further 80 million euros.
The initial contribution of any member joining the Organization after the entry into force of this Agreement shall be assessed by the Council on the basis of the number of votes to be held by that member and the period remaining in the current financial biennium,
Other projects include the starting up of a monitoring system of the traffic flow in central Europe(at a cost of 2.8 billion lire), a training programme in commercial law(3.7 billion lire) and a study for the creation of industrial areas in Slovakia(initial contribution of 95 million lire).
Special Rapporteur to produce, at the end of his work, this annex I, as a modest initial contribution to what could be a new stage in the development of these concepts.
the Trust Fund for Assistance to the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for the Former Yugoslavia to which an initial contribution of $330,000 was received, and the Trust Fund for the Restoration of Essential Public Services in Sarajevo.
will provide technical assistance, as well as an initial contribution of 1 million Barbados dollars, to the interim Administration for the purpose of providing humanitarian assistance to the people of Haiti in the wake of Hurricane Jeanne.
require more specific analysis than is provided in this initial contribution, including assistance to IDPs living in rural or isolated settings,
That the relevant United Nations authority establish a voluntary fund, including an initial contribution from the United Nations regular budget, for the International Year and invite contributions from Member States and all relevant donors, so as to provide additional funding for the implementation of the activities relating to the International Year, as well as follow-up activities, and to facilitate the participation of non-governmental organizations(NGOs) dealing with issues of people of African descent in such activities.
(d) That the relevant United Nations authority establish a voluntary fund, which would include an initial contribution from the United Nations regular budget, for the International Year and invite Member States and all relevant donors to make contributions so as to provide additional funding for activities related to the International Year, as well as follow-up activities, and to facilitate the participation of non-governmental organizations addressing issues related to people of African descent in such activities;
According to the agreement of September 1991, the initial contribution of the United Nations Fund for Advisory Services and Technical Assistance in the Field of Human Rights(UNFASTA) was" to be determined after evaluation of costs, but not exceeding[US$] 200,000".(The agreements signed in February/March 1992 do not quantify the respective contributions in monetary terms, nor does the additional accord of September 1994.).
India announced US$10 million as its initial contribution to support the initiative and Modi stated that the contributions for the fund from member countries would be voluntary.[3] As of 23 March 2020, the Emergency fund
A voluntary fund, including an initial contribution from the United Nations regular budget, should be established for the International Year and Member States and all relevant donors should be invited to make contributions so as to provide additional funding for activities related to the International Year, as well as follow-up activities and to facilitate the participation of non-governmental organizations dealing with issues of people of African descent in such activities.
The initial contribution to the Trust Fund is to be used to ensure the active cooperation of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General and his staff with the various levels and phases of the peacemaking efforts within, and in connection with, the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia and to strengthen communication and consultations with the Office of the Co-chairman of the Steering Committee of the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia and the secretariats of humanitarian assistance organizations.
The above elements constitute an initial contribution by the Group of 77 to an agenda for development, which will be submitted to the Economic and Social Council. They are meant to serve as guidelines for the Secretary-General, who should be encouraged to present, on the basis of the mandate contained in General Assembly resolution 48/166 of 21 December 1993, a revised report on an agenda for development, which should contain action-oriented recommendations and concrete proposals for consideration by the General Assembly at its forty-ninth session.