Interest accrued under the General Purpose segment of the Industrial Development Fund is credited to that Fund.

The amount of 3,101,237 ( 2,285,613) represents the accumulated surplus under the general purpose segment of the Industrial Development Fund.

General purpose

General purpose vehicles

Subtotal, general purpose vehicles

(f) General purpose contributions

General purpose and special purpose funds are not invested separately.

Special purpose and general purpose funds are not invested separately.

General purpose of space object

Machinery, general purpose 266 349.86

(General consultative status) Organizational purpose

GENPO is the GENeral Purpose Organ.

4x4 general purpose 4x4 pick up

International recommendations on industrial statistics have been formulated by the United Nations and its international and regional partners for the purpose of establishing uniform measurements of industrial structure and change.

An increase in both the general purpose and special purpose contributions was recorded during 2004, with the general purpose contributions amounting to US 10.5 million and the special purpose contributions to US 22.2 million.

Prior period general purpose project expenditures funded retrospectively in 1996 1997 from special purpose income

Core activities are funded from general purpose resources.

General purpose 4x4 18 000 3 54 000

(b) To continue cooperating with the Arab countries, the Palestine Liberation Organization and competent Arab regional organizations, especially the Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organization (AIDMO), for the purpose of further accelerating cooperation, including regional industrial cooperation and promoting industrial investments in the region

UNIDO disseminates general industrial statistics on manufacturing through its annual hard copy publication, The International Yearbook of Industrial Statistics, and CD ROM versions of the UNIDO industrial statistics database INDSTAT.

General purpose funds also finance priority areas not attracting special purpose (earmarked) contributions, thus providing programme flexibility.

Schedule 1 shows the status of general purpose contributions and schedule 2 the status of special purpose contributions.

Industrial Development Fund and other voluntary contributions. Report by the Director General

Interest income is estimated at 7,106,000 for the biennium 1996 1997, 3,608,000 being generated from general purpose funds and 3,498,000 from special purpose funds, compared with 9,295,100 for the biennium 1994 1995, including 5,948,900 from general purpose funds and 3,346,200 from special purpose funds.

6. The statement also provides a breakdown between general purpose and special purpose funds for the biennium 1996 1997.

Interest income is estimated at 4,680,000 for the biennium 1998 1999, 2,288,000 being generated from general purpose funds and 2,392,000 from special purpose funds, compared with estimates amounting to 7,106,000 for the biennium 1996 1997, including 3,608,000 from general purpose funds and 3,498,000 from special purpose funds.

The amount retained out of programme activities funded by special purpose income, however, is shown as a transfer from special to general purpose funds being the effective recovery of these costs charged to general purpose expenditure through the biennial support budget but earned from special purpose income.

Report submitted by the Director General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization

Special purpose contributions represented 71.1 per cent of total extrabudgetary income and general purpose contributions accounted for 28.9 per cent.

The decline in general purpose funds amounts to 7,809,200 and for the decline in special purpose funds amounts to 20,458,800.

Total income projections for 1998 1999 amount to 129,130,000 ( 37,638,000 for general purpose contributions and 91,492,000 for special purpose contributions).

Interest income arising from the Industrial Development Fund, other than the general purpose segment, as well as the trust funds relating to the technical cooperation activities is credited to accounts payable until instructions regarding its disposal are received from the donor.

Sixty per cent of general purpose contributions came from four countries.

Headquarters and field operations are funded entirely from general purpose funds.

Headquarters and field operations are funded entirely from general purpose funds.

General purpose contributions are recorded on the basis of written pledges.

The funding of the Institute remains characterized by a substantial prevalence of special purpose funds as opposed to general purpose funds.

Where the contributions of major donors differ is in the size of the share of general purpose and special purpose donations.

The programme budget is funded mainly from special purpose funds (earmarked voluntary funds) and the support budget from general purpose voluntary contributions.

This amounted as of 31 December 1995 to a reserve of 3,983,800 under general purpose funds and 6,040,500 under special purpose funds.

For 1996, interest income is estimated to amount to 3,726,000, including 1,944,000 for general purpose funds and 1,782,000 for special purpose funds.

For 1997, interest income is estimated to amount to 3,380,000, including 1,664,000 for general purpose funds and 1,716,000 for special purpose funds.

This amounted to a reserve of 3,446,200 under general purpose funds and 6,040,500 under special purpose funds as of 31 December 1995.

Emphasis should also shift from special purpose grants to the General Fund.

Consequently, no provision was made for this purpose. 18. General temporary assistance.