(a) Estimates of gross national income

Table 11 Employee monthly income and gross income per hour, by occupation 2002

The gross and net base salary shall be adjusted whenever the General Assembly decides to adjust the gross and net base salary levels of staff in the Professional and higher categories

We repeat the goal is only 0.7 per cent of gross national income.

The levels of planned programme expenditure will be continuously adjusted based on updated information about projected income.

This shows you life expectancy against gross national income how rich countries are on average.

Low income countries in the normal process of development, for example, receive steady inflows of official foreign assistance of about 3 of their gross national income. By contrast, aid reached 95 of gross national income in Rwanda soon after the conflict ended, but fell to 20 within five years.

Hence, my delegation welcomes the efforts of those donor countries that have achieved the 0.7 per cent target of gross national income as official development assistance (ODA), with 0.2 per cent of gross national income for the least developed countries.

It's basically two ratios of per capita GDP, per capita gross domestic product, so average income.

Statistics on per capita or per income gross domestic product hide much more than they reveal.

Programme expenditure in 2004 for countries classified according to gross national income and under five mortality ratesa

(i) One half of the gross income from the sales of publications is reported under revenue producing activities.

Despite its remarkable rise, China s per capita income, at 10,057 (adjusted for purchasing power) in 2011, ranks 99th in the world roughly one fifth of US per capita income of 49,782. And reaching high income status is no easy feat.

(e) A low per capita income adjustment of 80 per cent, with a threshold per capita income limit of the average per capita gross national income of all Member States for the statistical base periods

Five countries have reached the official development assistance (ODA) target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income (GNI).

Real per capita gross national income (GNI), in 1997 dollars, dropped by 33.4 per cent from 1,860 to 1,237.

3. Resolves that, for the biennium 2004 2005, the amount of 255,909,500 United States dollars gross (231,506,500 dollars net) approved in its resolution 59 273 for the budget of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda shall be adjusted by the amount of 3,307,300 dollars gross (3,875,900 dollars net) for a total amount of 252,602,200 dollars gross (227,630,600 dollars net).

5. Resolves that, for the biennium 2006 2007, the amount of 277,127,700 United States dollars gross (254,757,400 dollars net) approved in its resolution 61 241 for the financing of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda shall be adjusted by the amount of 2,384,700 dollars gross (2,357,200 dollars net), for a total amount of 279,512,400 dollars gross (257,114,600 dollars net)

Resolves that, for the biennium 2004 2005, the amount of 329,317,900 United States dollars gross (298,437,000 dollars net) approved in its resolution 59 274 for the budget of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia shall be adjusted by the amount of 21,012,700 dollars gross (21,962,900 dollars net) for a total amount of 308,305,200 dollars gross (276,474,100 dollars net).

After the addition of income in the amount of 184,000, the initial revised appropriation amounts to 329,501,900 gross ( 298,437,000 net).

3. Resolves that, for the biennium 2004 2005, the amount of 329,317,900 United States dollars gross (298,437,000 dollars net) approved in its resolution 59 274 for the budget of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia shall be adjusted by the amount of 21,012,700 dollars gross (21,962,900 dollars net) for a total amount of 308,305,200 dollars gross (276,474,100 dollars net).

4. Resolves that, for the biennium 2002 2003, the amount of 203,962,600 United States dollars gross (182,870,700 dollars net) approved in its resolution 57 289 of 20 December 2002 for the budget of the International Tribunal for Rwanda, shall be adjusted by the amount of 4,517,100 dollars gross (4,392,200 dollars net) for a total amount of 208,479,700 dollars gross (187,262,900 dollars net).

3. Resolves that, for the biennium 2006 2007, the amount of 326,573,900 United States dollars gross (297,130,500 dollars net) approved in its resolution 61 242 for the financing of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia shall be adjusted by the amount of 22,405,400 dollars gross (19,062,200 dollars net), for a total amount of 348,979,300 dollars gross (316,458,000 dollars net)

By 2010, this will account for 0.56 per cent of the Union's collective gross national income an annual additional 20 billion euros.

From the outset, we have led the efforts to increase this assistance to 0.7 per cent of gross national income by 2015.

4. Resolves that, for the biennium 2002 2003, the amount of 262,653,700 United States dollars gross (235,955,000 dollars net) approved in its resolution 57 288 of 20 December 2002 for the budget of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia shall be adjusted by the amount of 25,668,500 dollars gross (18,803,200 dollars net) for a total amount of 288,322,200 dollars gross (254,603,800 dollars net).

Many countries represented here have reiterated and reaffirmed their commitment to increasing their cooperation to 0.7 per cent of their gross national income.

Disparities in income are growing quickly within some countries, and urban rural and regional inequalities in per capita gross domestic product are widening.

We recall their commitment to increase their official development assistance to a level equivalent to 0.7 per cent of their gross national income.

(e) A low per capita income adjustment of 80 per cent, with the threshold per capita income limit of the average per capita gross national product of all Member States for the statistical base periods

Approves gross appropriations in the amount of 209.0 million for the purposes indicated below and resolves that the income estimates of 12.6 million will be used to offset the gross appropriations, resulting in estimated net appropriations of 196.4 million

Developed countries also have an obligation to provide as official development assistance to developing countries the agreed upon percentage of their gross national income.

20. Resolves that, for the biennium 2002 2003, the amount of 197,127,300 dollars gross (177,739,400 dollars net), approved in its resolution 56 248 B for the budget of the International Tribunal for Rwanda, shall be adjusted by the amount of 4,657,600 dollars gross (4,254,100 dollars net) arising for ad litem judges in respect of Security Council resolution 1431 (2002) for a total amount of 201,784,900 dollars gross (181,993,500 dollars net)

Most Parties that reported belonged to the low income group, with GDP per capita in some cases less than USD 500 (in 1995 prices adjusted for purchasing power parity).

We call on more donor countries to join us in delivering on the agreed United Nations target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income.

However, the principal element of the methodology should continue to be capacity to pay, the most accurate reflection of which was gross national income (GNI).

As to official development assistance, we welcome the decision taken by the European Union to increase its allotment to 0.7 per cent of gross national income.

Tonga, therefore, welcomes the renewed commitment made by donor partners to meeting the target of 0.7 per cent ODA of their gross national income by 2015.

All developed countries should make timetables for reaching the target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income for international development assistance by the year 2015.

The growth of gross national income (GNI) in developing countries outpaced the growth in debt in 2004, improving the total debt to income ratio for all developing countries to an estimated 35.2 per cent, down from 38.6 per cent in 2003.

However, global ODA is still well below the agreed target of 0.7 per cent of the gross national income of developed countries, leaving much room for improvement.

The need to accelerate the pace of reaching the ODA target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income was stated emphatically and echoed by many speakers.

The Government of Luxembourg has confirmed its intention to increase its ODA contribution in the years to come to one per cent of its gross national income.

GENERAL GOVERNMENT CYCLICALLY ADJUSTED

But if you look at that same index of health and social problems in relation to GNP per capita, gross national income, there's nothing there, no correlation anymore.