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New agreements signed with the EC for Indonesia, Eastern Africa and Serbia totaling almost US$ 10 million.
USA/INL pledged US$ 800,000 for crime issues, and US$ 700,000 for INCB databank for precursor control and US$ 1.35 million towards General Purpose funds for 2009.
UK/DICD pledged ₤ 210,000 on Legal Advisory Programme in Colombia. UK/DFID pledged ₤ 145,000 for a project, directed at fostering partnership with civil society on Drugs and Crime Prevention.
Denmark pledged nearly US$
1 million towards General Purpose funds.
Finland pledged € 820,000 for General Purpose Funds for 2009, including anti human trafficking programme in Nigeria.
France pledged the amount of nearly US$ 1,3 million as a first tranche of their contribution of UNODC for 2009.
The Government of Japan contributed a grant of US$ 3 million for the execution of UNODC activities in Afghanistan.
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Voluntary contributions to the activities of UNODC are provided by governments, grouped into "major donors" and emerging and national donors", UN Agencies, Inter-Governmental Organizations, International Financial Institutions (IFIs) and private donors, including private sector entities and foundations.
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In 2008, actual voluntary contributions for both drugs and crime programmes were pledged to an amount of US$ 258.8 million which represents an increase of 43.6 per cent compared to last year (2007:US$ 180.2 million).
Since 2006, the annual level of voluntary funding for UNODC has more than doubled. This large increase has primarily been driven by higher contributions for programme funding (technical assistance).
Co-financing and Partnership NEWS
09.10.2009 Germany Funds a Workshop on Anti-Human Trafficking and Smuggling of Migrants
