Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - Donor Co-ordination meeting
Brussels,
December 12, 2000
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Office for
South East Europe
European Commission / The
World Bank
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Federal
Republic of Yugoslavia – United Nations and Federal Government
designated priority sectors of assistance needs and Donor
Contributions reported prior to and at the Donor Co-ordination
meeting for the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, December 12, 2000
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The table below was compiled on the basis of
information submitted to the Joint European Commission/World Bank
office for South East Europe by donors prior to and at the donor
coordination meeting for the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY)
which took place on December 12, 2000. The meeting was not a
pledging session, so donor contributions were not specifically
sought. The information received on donor assistance for urgent
winter needs of the FRY is compared below to the needs identified in
the Review of Urgent Assistance Needs for the Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia (excluding Kosovo) Winter/Spring 2000/2001, December 5,
2000, prepared by the Office for Coordination of Humanitarian
Affairs in Belgrade. A full economic recovery strategy expected to
be ready by April 2000 will serve as a basis for a Pledging
Conference that would be organized shortly thereafter.
In US$ Million
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Sector
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Needs
Dec-May*
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Expected Government Support**
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External Financing Requirement
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Donor contribution
(as reported at the
Donor Co-ordination meeting 12/12/00***)
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Funds still needed as of 12/12/00
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Energy
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828.7
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457.9
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370.8
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161.18
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209.62
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Food1
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81
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0
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81
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95.51
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0
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Health2
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125.8
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26.6
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99.2
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34.61
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64.59
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Education
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49.9
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0
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49.9
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23.63
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26.27
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Social Welfare
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312.3
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263.8
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48.5
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16.65
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31.85
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Refugees/IDPs
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50.4
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0
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50.4
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49.55
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0.85
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Undesignated Budgetary
support3
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-
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-
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0
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31.29
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(31.29)
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TOTAL
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1448.1
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748.3
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699.8
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412.424
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301.89
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1. Includes an allocation of $6.21 million for
agriculture
2. Includes an allocation of $3.91 million for
water sanitation
3. These are the part of funds reported by
donors under this category (total reported amount: $51.59 million)
that can be assigned to the unfilled categories.
4. Donors reported a further $96.33 million of
funds for programs not directly related to the specific urgent
priorities identified by the government and the UN. These funds have
been made available for other key expenditures, such as support for
local infrastructure and rule of law.
* Except for Energy, Dec 2000 – March 2001.
Source: Review of Urgent Assistance Needs the Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia (Excluding Kosovo) Winter/Spring 2000/2001 prepared by
the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian
Affairs.
** Government does not provide food directly,
and municipal authorities do provide some support to IDPs and
Refugees through provision of gas for heat and some collective
centers. Source: ibid
*** This includes data from: Austria, Canada,
Czech Republic; Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy,
Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Russia,
U.K., U.S.A, E.C.
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