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1. M tPieend of J.zmuary1950 the UXMI1Ocatsd resources of UNIC21’,... ,
tributions and pledges fron all so~-ces, .wo’untto approxiiw.tely $2.S
do11ar eqatvalents) as is shown in the f01lo.’.?ingtable:
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including con-
million (in US
,-(In U.S, Million $Xquival’nts)
Contributio:,sand pledgesfrm al~ sources (~mex I) $ 143*9
Executive Board
Zotal Resources
filoca~ions to date lfJ*l..
Unallocated ● ..... $ 2.8
Hew Contri.huticnsand i’led,~es
2, Since the I?.stS.tatment on contrilnihionstoUN1C3X’(21 Nove.a%er)there bs
occurred a net increase equivalent to U.S. $2,~5G,100 in the cumlative totsll.of
contrihtions amd pledges to TJXICZI’.The sources of this increase are as follok’s:
NM C%vernmnt C~:~tri%utionsand Fled&es,irichi”ng U.S. matching ~-a~~~n~sreceived and ‘antici-pated, $2,282,300
I.liscell-aneous
42,200.
Voluntary Contrilmtions 4,200
3. In the,~>astt;hreemnths new contributions and pledges, in addition to tbse
fron the United States Gomrnnent m,tchin:~contribution, have been receYred from
nine governments, as folb’i;s:
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Ecuador - ,. .. .$ ,;4,~O00.(~irst cont,rihdtion).,...,... ●;,O***C- “ -.:.,*:..:.:---,.:.~hili~>pines ....~.l
.“:-.... .200,000 (i’irstcontribution)
Finland ,....*.* 50,CO0 (.4dditior~alcontri=.,bution)”
. France 500,000 \ n 1..””:”..,● **..**Greece ‘ ....... 1\800 n n.,
S\iedea., - :- *.***.:-: .;,,; .-,,.‘,9.,000 : . -: , : ,,.n..-SvJitz&rlar.d ....... 86,690ZIW.i~CIid, ., :,.: . . . .... .,.,YkgosliNiti .......
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=* Froa iaoe~tian of UHIC3E?to.date, a.total of .thirty-eightgovernments have made. .. . .. ,.”... ‘.. ...”-.,,-,,
?r pledged v~lunt&y contributions to the I&id. ‘Of”~hes&, twenty ~e-govern.nent$...-’ -..1...,,.. >...’
-{hosecountries are receiviag LWICZI?assistmc~.fl. - .
5* Out of the $75,000,00? apyro~ri?.te~by,t.heUnit!>dStates Congress, LNICIY has re,... ,,
~ei~ed $55,*5~~llio~ ~~d ~ticiP=,t~s n further $6+8 million,.a~ai.pstpledges ~~d con-.
tributions for wh.icb.doc’~ti.ent”ation”is not comjlete’,thus leaviig”a.lxilan”ceof “only ... . ...’.’. .“
- :2.7 million availe,>leto match further coatritutions of other”governments...;If the “
.. .. ..~nited States’Gove:nmsnt appropriates tk a3Litio&l 325 million to’complete the $lCC
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,., ,,,]illion authorized by the Coagcss, as the Mmluistration of UNIC14Fho~es, there wou2
.;hen be $27-7 million available in tho U.S. co:~~rilutionwhich,’to’be,.
~TIC1.~,’WOUki r~~:l’.Ire additiord cor.%ributionsfron other governncr.ts,.
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;, It has been the immediate objective of the Administration in its,,,
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fund-raising
?fforts to s.ocu:econtritiu”t’ion-s“fronother government.s.sufi”iciantto draw down and,
~xhaust the whcle cf the “$75rcil.lionU.S. a~pro@-ation and thus be,in position to
:lentswdtid indi~atc tk.j,likcl+.hoodof.aidition~l co~tritutions in the near future,.,. .- . .,.,.., .... . . . .. ...’ .“.’ .,
totalling more thtii.the$1 million .requir.cd.,,
lt should beI~:O,~ai:i.~o?vever,,thattine,. ... .. .. . . ,.
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appropriation night be made will expire
it will be extended; moreover, although,.,.
experience would indicate that it would
acti’on”in”thematterv :
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proceeds.of W.4C canpaigns reflects
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on 30 June 1950i end there iS no assurance
‘>,$.the U.S. Congress is now in session, pest ‘;
require some time to complete legislative.
cumulative
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total of WICETIS share in the
$42,200 in the past three months}
as fOllOWS:1949 contributions from staff me!obersofU*N. s~cr~t~ri~.tand Specialized Ag.mcies $18,900
New contributions received throughU.S. Conmittee for UNIMF.
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Ihcrease in proceeds to UilICEFfrom 1948 UX4Cc:u-~p.aigna,net e.fterni~cellaueous dowawardriwaluations and adj~isti~~ntsof reports** 900
$42,200
8. Since the be~inning of 1949 zie~;ic:~apaignsin response to the continuing .4ppeaI.. . .
h?.vebeen org~i~iz,,-d in fifteen co~mtpics, as follows:
Couctry—.
A?istraliaC5aadaLicchtenstoinPakistan
EelgiuwCe$~loaChileCQlon”oie,Domimicm- RepublicXcuadorItalyl~o~acoSwitzerlandYugoslavia ‘
United States
)“ Campaigns in the name of WAC,) ‘“ organized solely for the benefit of) U3TICWi’in accordance with General) AssealIlyResolution 215 (III).
)))) Campaigns under other auspices for)’ “f&ds to be divided between ~JICET) aud other agencies.) . . .))“ ‘“” ‘“).. .’
) Limited educational campaign directedtowards eacoure.gicgindividuals andRon-gover-n.nentalorr:aaizationstomake-contributions ~o ~iICEI’.
* Annex I shows LliIC3T!sshare Of t-heproceeds Of 1948 LVN.LCc~pai~s at $10,765,800whereas it is shbwm”at @I.,1-3H,90()in tk.eSecr&tary_Gener;:L1-1s report on ‘U’Elfl”t.othetentl,sessio~ of ECOSOC (E/’l589).The difference between tb.esetwo amounts is d~emainly to”the follbwing factors: .AanexI excludes under UX!C proceeds a 1S48 Canadiar”goverx~meutgrmt of $200,000 end shows all resourcas in U,S. dollar equivalent atcurreut’exchange rates, wlnereasthe.Secretary-General (iii3/1589) has reported the1948 UNAC proceeds witho~utgivi~lg,ef~ectto currency devalu~tions in 1949.
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9, ‘Thetiming ~f these new cq.mnaignsis indicat~d in the folloving tKblea:—
s?!~itze:~land.Av.stralia ‘)3elgium )
~Canada )United States )
~ Doninican Re,ju%lic
,. \CeylonChi?.eCOicm%iaXcuadorItZPJLiechtensteinMone.co.Pakistan.,~ugo~~~.~ia
hold early in 1949
latmckd during Iattt?rmonthsof 1949 and in ffil activityat the d~~t~Of t~lisre~?ort
launched ir.Jamar7 1950 and “e.xpactedto be of short duration
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during the next few months
the
the Fund
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12;- ~he WLk of the benefi.ciwies - t?m thirds - .sr,eSCIZOO1 c12il&en, izcl~~ing ~,.
‘}re-sdmol ci~ildrenfed in lcinder~e.rterls.Hine percent are ‘i.nii.mts~nd.nursin~ and
pregn=t ,nothersand the rmai.ning 25 percent are ch~ldren in various tj-nesof in-
Stitutions, o@Eqage:, nurseries, Sanitrxi~, ~ospit~~s, etc’.
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Total ~ No* 0$ ITo.of “HO. of ‘ITO*ofCountry * Includsd Inf.mntq ..s~~,~ol Other WrsInfi&WgBar.,, ,. 1~ ?l.s:i ‘ Children Children Ijithers.—
Austriz 300.0 -“ ~Q~*o,.-.
.,-Zulgaria ‘ 55Q-O 50.0 250:0 242.0 ,8.0CzecfiosloveHa ; ‘620.0 2~.5 ,,555.5 ‘ 42.0 -Greece 900.0 61.0 629.0’ 203.0 7.0 ,Israel 161.7” 10.0’ 95.? 56.0 -Italy lWO .0 31.0 ?95.0 550.0 ~fi=● o
l%lestiae Fk?fu&ees 520.0 50.G 43.() 375*() 50.0Folaxi 78~.O 200.0 6:,’0●o ‘ 30.0YJ&oslavia 129C.0 ~g.o Z?2 o 260>0 PO*O.——-.- ......--?-Total Ztuvope& l~i(?.-llnst.652i*?,~/ .*;,~ g-~~●Z 17Z3:0 l~g.o
,(Per cent O: tot21)
IadiaIadonesiaPhilippinesJap&I%kistaHongkongTotal Asiz(Fer cent of total)
Costa RicaZcuador31 %lvadorGustenalaHonduras
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1950 a::pr3:<icv~4t3Q180,CO()metric tons of supplies
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$ 605,000400,000
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23. Another exanple in the advance procurement of DD’Tformulations and related o
equi2ment for the second year requirements of the A~izm anti--malariaPr~grammes. In
view gf the shipping tine involved and the seasolialnature of the operatienl adva.nc~
procurement before finalization of prograimneswas considered to be of importance in,.
crder to ensure ti~~tsupplies would be available in Indi,alPakistan and Thailand in
tinefor operations to commeri.ceby tinedue date. ,.’. ..
24● Initial steps nave been taken for procwene:-.tof sup~]liesfor the L~tin A..eri-.
can programmed and procurement will begin on a.su’bstantial scale in a short time.
Con~arisr)nof ‘JiiICZII1949-50 ?a~st 3ud,:,~tawl Allocations.——— .c— ——
25* It will be recalled that at its session in Paris last ”Junethe Ioard adopted
a tafgct budget for the period 1 ~uly 1949 - 30 June 1950 based upon potential re-
sources of $42 m:llion; and., in adclitio’u, a plan of expen~iture based upon poten-
tial restiurcesof.$72 million.(E/IC33’/123tp.aragr~-ph21). The tabulation below com-
pares these two budgets with allocations mde to date:
Target ?hns of&ea & Itsm -et Z.menditures—
(in millions~Ikope $13*GO $25.COAsia 15*CO 25.00Latin .4merica 2.00 4*GOPalestine Ref- 2.00 5.00Freight 4.CCI 6.00Kirainirlg 1.00 2.00Administration &Operational Serv. 2.50 2.70Reserve 2+50 2.3C
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Total: $42.CO--- ;$72.00
A&unts a?cessar;cto completz,the
Anounts nk?cssszry”to-com~l”~tsthe.expenditures,of $72,G!X),000.
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,Deficit l{ithdr~wnAllot> -lgainst Againsttions Target Plan ofto d%te Bu.d,:P& %rOenditures
of U.S. dollar equi-ralcnts)$11.306,60L,842,95
le8Q1*C5
1,38 .C.25
$27*17
target Budget
minimum plan of
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5Z.. ?-tits Noven%er session the Executive I?rard’approvedallocations to permi’t ,.
the UWC31’ participation.to continue for the first three months of 1950. ~is
Sllocationt prior to Gencr~.2Assenhly action m the prc%lem, was made ‘fsuljectto
&e cor,tinu:znceaffterthe first of the yes-rof the UNF.IIRor some su~stitute, .md
other vo3w-bary-=~.~nciesu-{Z~ICEY/136,pq~<~wh 33). ‘
& @S”/’.- ..J~ t+@$_AJ, t j. on ,’-— .
53. h 8 L:;senberthe GerieraIAssemlilyeste.hlish~dthe Wr.ited W,ticns Relief
ir the ~~e:j-r~astlfariacor,tir.uedUl~@Rand Vorks A~ency for Palestine F.efu@ss -~ -- ,’
until 1 ATrll 1950, or ~rltil such tine there::fter as it is tr:x-sferrcd to the new
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(2).
(3)
(4)
I’inaacialRequirey.ents:
Direct relief 1950l!orksPro.qwmres 1950:..Yirst half .1S51
Total
Direct relief s~.ollld%e terni~ated
$20, XE, cm13;500;(?00
J1,,200,000.$54,900,000
not later t“nan31 Decemter 1950.
The SecretaryLGen.era.lii consultation with the operating agencies is
to ccntinue to endeavcr to reduce the ntmher of r:],ti@nshy progressive
stages in the li@t of the findings and.
Surv(>yMission. .
INICZZ’,IRO, WHO, WiTliSCO,I?AOand other
urged to tlfur~ishassistance ~Tithinthe
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a~encies and private groups are
framework of the Tiogremett.
. /540 The Resolutf’on
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54* The Resolution commenced LWICXI’‘:f~rtheimporta:lt c~ntributionit h~z rw.de
toward.the Unite.iNations ?rob~anme of assistanceflc A detailed report ou ‘lAssist-
(b) lIumberof3cneficip~ies_.=Yld~:~~,rtll.:t+.o.nCer:ters——- .—. —....— -—.-.—..——
S?pt. 1,020,150 .W7,15G 484,55C 732 ~~g 4’.”A-
e~t. I,olo,zc’o MC ,C(Y? 432,203 599 371 LLL
N.JV. 985>CG0 En.?,450 ~~1,~oo CJ2 g~1. 52L2C*-n 57+5,650 507,300 463,’150 613 S50 5<..
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Month -Infmts Children Nursi:lgJ&H) o-i
‘~~t,?JTjj~I1~~~
1-15 Mothers ~.~c+~ipy~t.e‘— —— —— ——— — .-—. —.—.—
s?~t. 50,100 45)7,7X) 29,3CL 5:+7,1;0Oct. 4a,950 ‘152,800 ~~ 38,250 5’:2,020IVY?. ‘M,500 4211W0 ‘ ‘ 47,550 c1V 2!K.?“A1,ZUvD~~* 48,550 4U,,G50 ., 38,~Co 527,55C
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59. ‘Thedaily.ra.tionlevel in I@cembervariedfron show.t14Ml to 165C!”caIories,’,., ..
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All UU~CZ~ sup:jlies,,except,the nilk’’e.mlsugar, h~y~el)~enpoo~ed.n,,~ithTiWR .“
.,SUppli~W”SiTICe the ~StIiC~f2Gbe~ 19+9. ,,. ;.
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advantage of.:;~ildery?ir~terclinates.” ‘In’’~.iteof very uzsatisfactorY living condi-
ets and a real mir,imm of vital food rationsl there ELZIW,.fort.uri~atel~,bee~.s~u~-fi- ,.,..“
cient medical sup~lies to ward off e~>idexics..,.
3(Y2 Carmaims in Middte Zast.. ,. -
69. Tine3CG ca.noai~-for ?a.lestinerefugees was terminated just hefcre Christzas. .,
The final results, Slihj5Ct 50 a re-chef+. $y Joint Xntc;rFrisere?ressnt~.ti~es, .
were, as follolws:
Total ?ositive Toti.1Area 1-18 yrs. tested c~ses ; T’acc:nated
Le”b,anon .16,616 ~~1,521 ‘. 11,092” .Syria 21,?23 .’ 2,214 - 10,011Jordan /“ 23,49~ 3,414 13,51C:
. .>- ‘inearly.lt~~em%erand is progressirg,satisf?.ctorily. ..TheEg-p% czunpa.ic%%eg~.n...,,, . .,.
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agreenent vith Syria was
tileSyriqn campai$r? will
1949
(Z/I@m/136 2cmagra.ph.35)the ~~dxinistrationt’hrou<hits Nissiop.i.nIsrael negoti-
ated an amended a~reermnt v~ith the Government in Decem’ber1949 to encompass a new
plan of operatlo~.s. The pzinciole of ilon.-discrimi.~~.tionwas recognized as iqly-
ing that LLIICXFassistance V:OUICIbe given to children and ~mothers in Israel regerds”
less of national.alle~i~.ncearidthat Government riiatckirgv:otild,si~ilarly be
provide-d. .,
63. The plan of operatlcn.soriEir.a. I.lynresented by the Governmeritof Israel to
the ?kecutive Board has beer.auerdsfiin two senses}
a) the ‘reserveof $50,GW in the a,lloc.atio.nvill le used to provide more skim”
milk, md b) tunenumber of cb.ild-”beneficiariesfor skin milk will he increa,ssd
fron 38,QG0 to E2,CW ~artly lecauseof action noted in (a) and partly because
of the recent fall io the “Pice of dried skim ~.ilkpurchased %y the l?und. The
revised gla.nof operations is included in E/’ICti3/ll4/Add2.~.e feediri~prk
granme startsd in Zzr.ueryand sb-ouldbe in full swirig3y Felruary.
64. ~ W~O aymo~a~ for the medical side of~ro~es~ :q,~.s&eJTA zrde ill 013tZ!ir.ir~~~-- ~
the Ik,dts prog~a.zmein Israel irivolvin~use of $3?,900 of the allocatio~.
Sup~lies,to.le yro~ided by the Nmd inclndiiLightheria vaccine) strepto~ycin,,.
MN!, WH=. drugs and”cd liver oil~ . .
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65. The Medical Subcommittee net in Paris on 14 January 1950 with the following
agenda (a) l~eetingon + tuberculosis ir.childrei~andstreptomycin therapy o..
adolescents (%) T3CGCa’mpai<;n‘iri.the.future (c) 2E0 Report C:IParis Pilot Station
(d) In.ternatioralpediatrsc-’C@Wss (e) Training Progr~~;es (f)3CGyroCress
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Lnwillir.zto have the Joint Enterprise extendad to further countries outside
made, ,nanelyt.India,
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furnish terns)”and ca~;ot eriterInto agreements with gowrn.meritswith respect.*o
Caq)aify?s.
68. }~fterinformal discussions ijithDr. Hiott Assi~t~nt ~~rector-General WHO, 1
wrote to Dr. Gnilholn asking what functiois WO is yrepe.redto carry out intiny,..
further countries desiring int”errm.tionalassistance vi.tk3CG campaigns= I-have .\
suggested that consideration mi~ht be gi7en tO tklefOll(?WingfUfiCtiOnS:
“1) TY..eha.ndl.ir.gof-inquiries. Tar exmplet it would be useful for
us to Iknovthat ina~iirieswhich we receive could be referred tothe ‘fEOregional o~fices.
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%“’ :A meeting of the Advisory Comnittee of H6n-CQverimeutd. 0~’.ganizationswas held
in ~IewYork on 14 Noveaber. It will’be rec~led that this Co:mnittcehad been forned,.
a’tthe in-~itntionof UXICAF pursu.=autto a resolution ,adopt~din Ayil 1949 by a con-
ference of~Intei*nati6nc.1Non-h verrmmtal Orga?iizatious ti-der’the ms?ices of the... ..
Unitad Nations.Department of Public Information.,..
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The following organizations were represented s.tthe 14 November meeting:~!
International Ur~inzlfor Child \/elfare. . ‘ WoqelllsInternq.tionalL:ague for Peace an? l?recdom
International Council of lt~mei~.’. ,., :Worldfs Yonag ;{oncnlsChristian.Association
World Jewish Cong~ess ..,. Intern5,ticnalFeie.rationof Business and Professional ‘;lomenConsdt.ative Ccuacil of Jevish Organizations
to lend every,,yossiblesuyport rmd encouragw-ne~tto VNAG cmp~i~ls and other efforts
to r~.isefuads for\.,
75. The Comittee
Board session to revisw the 1950 adiminisirativ{>lnxl.getand operational expenditures.
international rt>liefagencies was stated at the Decem%er 1947 session: (3/590/.4d?..l/,
-.para. 9)
‘t’TheBozrd discussed the qwstio.n of the use of additional Swiss contributions”through arrangements by which th~.,gove:n~ont-fi:i~~~d Don WiSSe I?ourLes
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