COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 
C0M(94) 365 final 
Brussels, 05.08.1994 
COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION 
TO THE COURT OF AUDITORS, PARLIAMENT 
AND THE COUNCIL 
Balance sheets and accounts of the fifth, sixth and seventh European Development Funds 
for the financial year 1993 
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COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION 
TO THE COURT OF AUDITORS, PARLIAMENT 
AND THE COUNCIL 
Balance sheets and accounts of the fifth, sixth and seventh European Development Funds 
for the financial year 1993 
The Financial Regulations applicable to the European Development Funds require the Commission 
to draw up accounts each year, for all active Funds, showing all revenue and expenditure between 
1 January and 31 December and balance sheets showing the situation at 31 December, accompanied 
by statements showing movements of the accounts during the year 
Having approved these accounts, the Commission must send them to the Court of Auditors, 
Parliament and the Council. 
The accounts for the financial year ended 31 December 1993 are annexed to this communication. 
There were approved by the Commission on 5.8.1994 
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CONTENTS 
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I Explanation of the main terms and abbreviations used in the report 
II General description of Community aid to the ACP States under the 
European Development Fund 
1. Introduction 
2. The historical connection 
3. Resources 
4. The EDF and other Community instruments 
5. 1993 - Legal and financial aspects 
6. 1993 - Financing the EDF 
7. Improvement of the EDF's financial management 
8 1993 - Progress in EDF aid 
9 The special debt programme and import support programmes under Lomé III 
9.1. The external debt problem 
9.2. Structural Adjustment under Lomé IV 
10. Non-programmable aid 
10.1. Stabex 
10.2. Sysmin 
10.3. Aid for Refugees 
11. Prospects for 1994 
HI Counterpart funds 
IV Explanatory notes de 
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V Statements of sources and uses of Funds and balance sheets 39 
1. Fifth European Development Fund 40 
2. Sixth European Development Fund . .,.- 42 
3 Seventh European Development Fund 44 
4. Revenue 6th EDF - Contributions 46 
5. Consolidated statement of sources and uses of funds 47 
VI Management accounts - Use of resources and situation of allocations 48 
1. Fifth European Development Fund 49 
2. Sixth European Development Fund 57 
3. Seventh European Development Fund 65 
VII Proposal for figures to be used in giving discharge to the Commission for the 
1993 financial year 71 
1. Fifth European Development Fund 73 
2. Sixth European Development Fund 74 
3. Seventh European Development Fund 75 
VIII Annexes 76 
Situation by country and by instrument 
1. Fifth European Development Fund 
2. Sixth European Development Fund 
3. Seventh European Development Fund 
4. Counterpart funds 
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I - EXPLANATION OF THE MAIN TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS 
USED ITS1 THE REPORT 
ACP 
African, Caribbean and Pacific. 
ACP States 
States signatory to the Lomé Convention(s). 
Authorization 
Authorization of payments by Authorizing Officer as required by the Financial Regulation governing 
the application of each Financial Protocol. 
Counterpart funds 
Local currency equivalent of aid either in the form.of products sold (food aid) or of foreign 
exchange to finance sectoral or general import programmes (see also section III). 
Debt programme 
Special Community programme for certain highly indebted African countries (Council Decision of 
14 December 1987). 
Decisions 
Initial commitment of funds (also called primary commitments or projects). Also includes as 
negative values the de-commitments of funds remaining when a project is closed. 
Delegated appropriations 
Second level of commitments (also called secondary commitments, contracts or assigned funds). An 
assignment of funds generally representing contractual commitments taken by the ACP States ; also 
includes as negative values the release of funds when a contract is completed and no further 
payments are to be made. 
EDF 
European Development Fund : 
- Fifth EDF second Lomé Convention signed on 31 October 1979 (Lomé II), closed 
3 December 1993. 
- Sixth EDF : third Lomé Convention signed on 8 December 1984 (Lomé III). 
- Seventh EDF : fourth Lomé Convention signed on 15 December 1989 (Lomé IV). 
Emergency aid 
Emergency assistance is granted to ACP States faced with serious economic and social difficulties 
of an exceptional nature resulting from natural disasters or extraordinary circumstances having 
comparable effects. The assistance is intended to make, by the most suitable means, a real 
contribution to remedying the immediate difficulties, now managed by ECHO (European Community 
Humanitarian Office). 
GIP 
General Import Programme. 
Interest-rate subsidies 
Loans from the European investment Bank's own resources are subject to a rate of interest. This rate 
is reduced by means of a subsidy. The amount of the interest-rate subsidy calculated in terms of its 
value at the time of disbursement of the loan is charged against the amount of grants and paid 
directly to the Bank. 
Mining products 
See Sysmin. 
NIP 
National Indicative Programme - Programmable Aid (see below). 
Non-programmable Aid 
All amounts falling outside Programmable Aid e.g. Stabex, Sysmin, Emergency/Refugees Aid. 
OCT 
Overseas Countries and Territories 
Payments 
Sums paid during the calendar year including down-payments and advances (also includes, as 
negative values, sums re-paid). 
Programmable Aid 
The overall amounts placed at the disposal of each ACP State or region, for the period covered by 
the Financial Protocol, on the basis of the indicative programmes agreed between the Community 
and the ACP State concerned. 
Recovery and rehabilitation plan 
Rehabilitation and recovery' plan for African countries most affected by drought : a package of 
measures originally designed to help the economic recovery of sub-Saharan countries hard hit by 
the 1984-85 drought and prevent fresh disaster (Council Decision of 4 November 1985). A fresh 
initiative was launched under the Danish Presidency in 1993 to the extent of ECLI 100 million. 
Refugees aid 
Assistance is available to ACP States taking in refugees or returnees to meet acute needs not 
covered by emergency assistance, to implement in the longer term projects and action programme 
aimed at self-sufficiency and the integration or reintegration of such people. Similar assistance may 
be envisaged to help with the voluntary integration or reintegration of persons who have had to 
leave their homes as a result of conflicts or natural disasters 
Risk capital 
Risk capital from the fund may be provided in the form of loans or equity participation. In the case 
of loans, it may be provided mainly in the form of subordinated loans (redeemed only after other 
claims have been settled), conditional loans (linked to the fulfilment of certain conditions with 
regard to the performance of the project financed). For equity participation, it may be provided to 
acquire temporary minority holdings on behalf of the Community in the capital of ACP enterprises 
or institutions financing development projects in the ACP States or of ACP financial institutions 
promoting and financing private investment in the ACP States Such EDF expenditure is repayable 
to the Member States : the EIB is responsible for collection of these monies 
SIP 
Sectoral Import Programme. 
Stabex 
System for stabilizing the export earnings of ACP States from products on which their economies 
depend which are affected by fluctuations in price or quantity. 
Structural Adjustment 
A package of measures designed to restructure developing countries' domestic and external finances, 
in coordination with traditional long-term development schemes and with other funds (IMF, World 
Bank, etc.). Generally financed with resources from both the structural adjustment facility (SAF) 
and, where appropriate, the National Indicative Programme. 
Structural Adjustment Facility (SAF) 
A new system of support for economic rationalisation (structural adjustment) policies. Many of the 
ACPs have experienced unprecedented economic and financial crises since the early '80s, typically 
with a series of imbalances in their structures - in the balance of payments, the budget, their public 
firms, inflation, debt and so on. The viability and efficiency of projects in these countries cannot 
be ensured without general or sectoral reforms : structural adjustment is the result of this need to 
strike all the balances again 
Sysmin 
Special financing facility for ACP States where the mining industry is of economic importance and 
undergoing difficulties (or likely to) in the near future. 
Transfers to or from other Funds 
Balances remaining from the European Development Fund which have not been committed or 
disbursed by the end of the last year of the appropriate Financial Protocol. Transfers can also be 
made on decisions e.g. insufficiency of Stabex resources. 
II - GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF COMMUNITY AID 
TO THE ACP STATES 
UNDER THE EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT FUNDS 
1. INTRODUCTION 
The European Community and its Member States together constitute the world's leading source of 
official development assistance : Community aid proper and the contributions of the individual 
Member States jointly account for more than a third of the total development aid received by the 
developing countries. Nearly two thirds of the aid received by Africa is provided by the EC, which 
also accounts for approximately one third of aid to Oceania, Asia and the Middle East. 
Community aid and aid from the Member States combined represent 43 % of world aid, making 
the Twelve the principal donor, far outstripping the United States and Japan. 
2. THE HISTORICAL CONNECTION 
The Community's development cooperation policy came into being at the same time as the 
Community itself The first European Development Fund (EDF) was established in 1958, when the 
process of decolonization was not yet over. At the time it covered only 18 African countries and 
Madagascar which, following their independence, signed the first and then the second Yaounde 
Conventions. 
After these agreements came the four Lomé Conventions, named after the Togolese capital where 
they were signed in 1975, 1979, 1984 and 1989. These Conventions represent the most far-reaching 
and lasting North-South cooperation agreement ever signed, under which the 12 Member States of 
the Community' have as their partners 70 African, Caribbean and Pacific countries 
Alongside the Lomé Conventions, the Council of Ministers has brought out its successive Decisions 
on the Association of the overseas countries and territories (OCT) to the Community which provide 
the basis for cooperation between the Community and the OCT. So EEC-ACP and EEC-OCT 
cooperation is still the cornerstone of the Community's development policy in terms of both finance 
and trade. Thirty-five years later, the Community and its coopération policy have grown in stature 
and scope. In 1993 there are few developing countries which have not established special ties with 
the Community and even fewer which do not receive some form of Community aid. 
3. RESOURCES 
EDF resources are divided into programmable aid and non-programmable aid The EEC and its 
partners negotiate the use of programmable aid and produce an indicative programme for the ACP 
or overseas country or territory in question (an outline document covering five years of financial 
and technical cooperation between the two partners). Programmable aid also includes an allocation 
for each region, for the financing of regional cooperation projects and programmes. 
Non-programmable aid (which includes, for example, Stabex, Sysmin, risk capital and emergency 
humanitarian relief), for which objective criteria of allocation are laid down in advance, is not 
earmarked for any particular state. 
EDF resources, other than risk capital and interest-rate subsidies which are handled by the European 
Investment Bank, are managed by the Commission. They are renewed whenever a new Convention 
or a new OCT association decision is signed. 
With the signing of Lomé IV on 15 December 1989, its entry into force on 1st September 1991 and 
the accession of Eritrea in 1993, 70 ACP States and 20 OCTs now benefit from the European 
Development Fund (EDF) - whose First Financial Protocol makes available some 10940 MECU (of 
which 140 MECU for the OCT). To this can be added the European Investment Bank participation 
of 1225 MECU (of which 25 MECU for OCT). The Internal Agreement governing the financing 
and management of Lomé IV, stipulates how the resources are to be allocated. 
4. THE EDF AND OTHER COMMUNITY INSTRUMENTS 
The EDF is different from the other financial instalments covered by the General Budget : 
- its resources are supplied, outside the Budget, by the EC Member States according to a formula 
fixed for each EDF , 
- a Financial Regulation is established for each EDF which defines how the Internal Agreement 
is to be applied particularly in relation to accounting and legal aspects. 
As a result, the traditional regulations relating to budgetary credits are not applicable to the EDF. 
The latter, in fact, operates on the basis of credits which are : 
- allocated to certain operations specifically identified ; 
- multi-annual, that is available for a minium of five years and subject to a ceiling fixed precisely 
at the date of signing of each financial agreement. 
The Commission thus has the task of managing, simultaneously, several EDFs until their definitive 
closure. 
5. 1993 - LEGAL AND FINANCIAL ASPECTS 
For 1993, two points are worthy of note in respect of EDFs legal and financial aspects : 
- the 5th EDF was officially closed, thus leaving the Commission the task of managing the 6th and 
7th EDFs. The unexpended balances of the 5th EDF were transferred into the 7th ; 
- The EDF Accounting Officer, previously attached administratively to the Directorate General for 
Development, has now been transferred, within the context of separation of responsabilities of 
Authorising Officer and Accounting Officer, to the Directorate General for Budgets. 
6. 1993 - FINANCING THE EDF 
The EDF was able to finance its operations in a normal manner throughout 1993 : 
- at the beginning of 1993 it was able to draw on a surplus in treasury of 262 MECU, due to the 
balance available from the 1992 exercice ; 
- the call for contributions from Member States totalled 1610 MECU, split into the four tranches 
of 20th January, 1st April, 1st July and 1st October , 
- these contributions are based on the resources of the 6th EDF Financial Protocol which will not 
be exhausted until April 1994 at which date the 7th EDF resources will be called upon for the 
first time , 
- in addition, whilst it had been originally envisaged to request a total of 1750 MECU to cover 
EDF expenditures in 1993, the Commission, wishing to harmonise as tightly as possible the calls 
for funds with the known needs for same, waived an appeal for 140 MECU. 
With the addition of 29 MECU arising from interests on the 1993 exercice, the EDF has, in total, 
received some 1896 MECU to cover its 1993 expenditure 
7. IMPROVEMENT OF THE EDFs FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 
The Finance Directorate of the Directorate-General for Development has prepared an Action 
Programme designed to improve the financial management and accounting of EDF operations (the 
concerns of the Court of Auditors in this regard have been taken into consideration). 
The first objective of the Plan is an improved accounting of the EDF's annual activities so as to 
assure the accuracy of the accounts. To this end, the centralisation of the accounts and the 
decentralisation of their recording is foreseen by : 
- on the one hand, incorporation into OLAS of "Management Decisions" (project identifications, 
financing proposals, global authorisations, proposals for reallocations within projects) 
- on the other, direct data input of operations by the services responsible (ECHO, AEC, Bourses. 
Delegations). 
In addition, it is expected that each year's accounts will hold all the matching decisions for the same 
period, thus reducing the backlog of local payments outstanding 
The second objective, in the improvement of the EDF's accounting system, concerns the 
transparency, legality and correctness of operations. 
As far as transparency is concerned, an OLAS User Manuel will be prepared and the system made 
more user-friendly to widen its utilisation amongst those managing projects. In order to assist the 
Court in its control activities, direct access to OLAS has already been established and a more 
streamlined archiving of payment files will be put in place during 1994 
At the level of the Delegations, the emphasis will be on support for standardisation and on activity 
reviews/audits (outside the standard financial audits of projects) 
Finally, improvements are envisaged in the EDFs bookkeeping functions, inter alia 
- increase in the number of automatic controls, and for 1994, establishment in OLAS of regional 
cooperation (sub-regional) allocations , 
- set up "Advances" in a separate account so as to have available at any moment information on 
the total volume of advances outstanding , 
- identify "sleeping " projects, contracts and cost estimates. 
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8. 1993 - PROGRESS IN EDF AID 
In 1993, decisions, delegated appropriations and payments reached totals, respectively, of 1.6 billion 
ECU, 1.5 billion and 1.3 billion (see tables 1, 2). It is however difficult to compare EDF aid in 1993 
with that in preceeding years, for two reasons : firstly, to facilitate the closure of the 5th EDF, the 
Commission made during this year a considerable number of decommitments ; secondly, the non-
utilisation of Stabex following lack of agreement between Convention members on the additional 
financing required. 
As a result of these two factors, 373 MECU of decisions and 137 MECU in delegated appropriations 
under the 5th EDF are shown as negative (decommitments) and under the 7th EDF financial 
cooperation has been reduced by the 330 MECU expected under available resources in 1993 for the 
application year 1992. Excluding these factors of decommitment and Stabex, 1993 can be considered 
comparable to 1992 as far as decisions and delegated appropriations are concerned, but is somewhat 
lower as regards payments. This can be seen from the following table (ACP only) : 
TABLE 3 
MECU 
Decisions 
Delegated appropriations 
Payments 1993 
RESULTS 
1.603 
1.454 
1.310 STABEX 
FORECAST 
330 
330 
330 DECOMMITMENTS 
(NET) 
5th EDF 
55 
0 
0 MODIFIED 
1993 
RESULTS 
1.988 
1.784 
1.640 1992 
RESULTS 
2.052 
1.731 
1.917 
To a greater extent than in previous years, Lomé IV actions have been the predominant factor in 
financial cooperation. In its second full year of activity, the 7th EDF, despite the absence of Stabex, 
has overtaken the 6th EDF at all levels including, for the first time, payments. 
The 6th EDF in fact, has now arrived at a stage of maturity with a decision rate above 90 % since 
1992, more than 80 % in delegated appropriations and 70 % of the allocation paid. The only 
significant progress yet to be noted will be in those countries and/or programmes and projects which 
have experienced delays eg. Congo, Liberia, Madagascar, Somalia, Sudan and Zaire. 
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EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT FUND (EDF 
CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS AT 31.12.199 
ANNUAL FIGURES (ECU M.) 
ALLOCATIONS FOR 
Programmable aid 
Non-programmable aid 
Transfers to others funds 
Structural Adjustment (SAF) 
Sundry receipts 
TOTAL 4th EDF 
2,377,510 
675,746 
3,053,256 5th EDF 
2,763,887 
1,428,848 
14,695 
4,207,430 6th EDF 
5,210,388 
2,695,314 
125,133 
6,000 
50,137 
8,086,972 7th EDF 
6,312,500 
3,577,500 
515,812 
1,150,000 
11,555,812 
CUMULATIVE % OF 
TOTAL ALLOCATIONS 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 
DECISIONS 
4th EDF 
5th EDF 
6th EDF 
7th EDF 
TOTAL 3,053,256 
4,207,430 
7,469,019 
4,801,461 
19,531,166 100 
100 
92 
42 408 
38,875 
1,342,200 
1381,483 (82,097) 
24,341 
886,262 
828,506 (64,282) 
452,204 
859,738 
1,247,660 (18,536) 
120,937 
1,960,437 
2,062,838 (373,439) 
23,491 
1,981,285 
1,631337 
DELEGATED APPROPRIATIONS 
4th EDF 
5th EDF 
6th EDF 
7th EDF 
TOTAL 3,053.256 
4,207,430 
6,599,641 
2,746,741 
16,607,068 100 
100 
82 
24 8,843 
137,610 
1,390,407 
1,536,860 (33,410) 
121,182 
1,315,550 
1,403322 119,590 
884,682 
398.353 
1,402,625 30,194 
667,176 
1.050,351 
1,747,721 (137,328) 
305,367 
1,298.037 
1,466,076 
PAYMENTS 
4th EDF 
5th EDF 
6th EDF 
7th EDF 
TOTAL 3,053,256 
4,207.430 
5,687.255 
1.790.015 
14,737,956 100 
100 
70 
16 32,177 
240,685 
1,024,162 
1,297,024 22,059 
193,216 
1,040,350 
1,255,625 136,419 
859,345 
195,538 
1,191302 137,989 
914,829 
888,831 
1,941,649 76,386 
571,591 
705.646 
1353,623 
Negative figures are the result of de-commitments. 
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CONSOLIDATEDACCOUNTS AT 31 12 1993 : ANNUAL" FIGURES (ECU M )| 
DELEGATED APPROPRl^JllOji'S PAYMENTS 
l»S «90 1331 1332 1333 1»W 1390 1*91 1332 1833 1333 1390 1931 1332 1333 
TABLE 1 
EDF CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS AT 31.12.1993 : NATURE OF 
5e FED % 6e FED % 7e FED 
0) (1) 
PROGRAMMABLE AID (NIP) 
Allocations 2,763,887 5,210,388 6,312.500 
Decisions 2,763,887 100 4,827,680 93 2,276,296 
Delegated appropriations 2,763,887 100 4,041,517 78 726,334 
Payments 2,763,887 100 3,353,394 64 337,945 
NON-PROGRAMMABLE AID 
Allocations 1,428,848 2,695,314 3,577,500 
Decisions 1,428,848 100 2,560,165 95 1,521,893 
Delegated appropriations 1,428,848 100' 2,497,234 93 1,264,532 
Payments 1,428,848 100 2,291,511 85 1,013,584 
TRANSFERS OTHER FUNDS 
Allocations 14,695 125,133 515,812 
Decisions 14,695 100 75,174 60 317,772 
Delegated appropriations 14,695 100 55,890 45 144.647 
Payments 14,695 100 39,490 32 5,432 
STRUCTURAL ADJUSMENT (SAF) 
Allocations - 6,000 1,150.000 
Decisions - 6,000 100 685,500 
Delegated appropriations - 5.000 83 611,228 
Payments - 2,860 48 433,054 
TOTAL 
Allocations 4,207,430 8,086,972 11,555,812 
Decisions 4,207,430 100 7,469,019 92 4,801,461 
Delegated appropriations 4,207,430 100 6,599.641 82 2.746,741 
Payments 4,207,430 100 5,687,255 70 1,790,015 
(1) % of allocations 12 
AID (ECU M.) 
% TOTAL % 
(1) (1) 
14,286,775 
36 9,867,863 
12 7,531.738 
5 6,455,205 
7,701,662 
43 5,510,906 
35 5,190,614 
28 4,733,964 
62 
28 
1 
60 
53 
38 655,640 
407,641 
215,232 
59,617 
1.156,000 
691,500 
616,228 
435,914 
23,850,214 
42 16,477,910 
24 13,553,812 
15 11,684.700 69 
53 
45 
72 
67 
61 
62 
33 
9 
60 
53 
38 
69 
57 
49 
EDF CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS AT 31.12.1993 : NATURE OF AID (ECU M.) } 
6000 
4000 
2000 NIP 
TRNSFR m Parents 
B Delegated appropriations 
fii Decisions 
"'"tO Allocations 
"NWNIP" 
EDF 5 EDF 6 EDF 7 
EDF CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS AT 3 1.12.1993 : NATURE OF AID ( ECU M . ) 
PROGRAMMABLE AID 
- Allocations 
- Decisions 
- Delegated appropriations 
- PaymenLs 
NON-PROGRAMMABLE AID 
- Allocations 
- Decisions 
- Delegated appropriations 
- Payments 
TRANSFERS OTHER FUNDS 
- Allocations 
- Decisions 
- Delegated appropriations 
- Payments 
STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT (SAF) 
- Allocations 
- Decisions 
- Delegated appropriations 
- PaymenLs 
TOTAL 
- Allocations 
- Decisions 
j - Delegated appropriations 
- PaymenLs 
i .. _ -. _ 5th EDF 
Allocations 
2,763,887 
1,428,848 
14,695 
-
4,207,430 Cumulative 
total 
2,763.887 
2,763.887 
2,763.887 
1,428,848 
1,428,848 
1,428,848 
14,695 
14,695 
14,695 
-
4,207,430 
4,207,430 
4,207,430 % of 
allocations 
100.00 
100.00 
100.00 
100 00 
100.00 
100.00 
100.00 
100.00 
100.00 6th EDF 
Allocations 
5,210,388 
2,695,314 
125,133 
6,000 Cumulative 
total 
4,827,680 
4,041,517 
3,353,394 
2,560,165 
2,497,234 
2,291,511 
75,174 
55,890 
39,490 
6,000 
5,000 
2,860 
8,086,972 
100.00 I 7,469,019 
100.00 ; 6,599,641 
100.00 ; 5,687,255 % of 
allocations 
92.70 
77.60 
64.40 
95.00 
92.70 
85.00 
60,10 
44.70 
31.60 
100.00 
83.30 
47.70 7th EDF 
Allocations 
6,312,500 
3,577,500 
515,812 
1,150,000 Cumulative 
total 
2,276,296 
726,334 
337,945 
1,521,893 
1,264,532 
1,013,584 
317,772 
144,647 
5,432 
685,500 
611,228 
433,054 
[j 11,555,812 
92.40 j 4,801,461 
81.60 ; 2,746,741 
70.30 j 1,790,015 %of 
allocations 
36.10 
11.50 
5.40 
42.50 
35.30 
28.30 
61 60 
28.00 
1.10 
59.60 
53.20 
37.70 
41.60 
23.80 
15.50 CONSOLIDATED TOTAL 
Allocations 
14.286,775 
7,701,662 
655,640 
1,156,000 
23,850,214 Cumulative 
total 
9,867,863 
7,531,738 
6,455,205 
5,510,906 
5,190,614 
4,733,964 
407,641 
215,232 
59,617 
691,500 
616,228 
435,914 % of 
allocations 
69.10 
52.70 
45.20 
71.60 
67.40 ! 
61.50 ; 
62.20 
32.80 : 
9.10 
59.80 
53.30 
37 70 
1: 
il 
16,477,910 69.10 
13,553,812 5680 
11,684,700 : 49.00 
TABLE 2 
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The 7th EDF, in contrast, is now well and truly launched with a rate of annual decisions not far 
from 2 billion ECU, or just under 20 % of the five-yearly Fund allocation. Despite the economic 
and political difficulties in several ACP countries, this result places progress under the first financial 
Protocol of Lomé IV as being within the expected norm. Rates of delegated appropriations and 
payments follow those of decisions, albeit with a certain delay due to programme and project 
execution. 
8.1. Lomé II / EDF 5 (see table 4) 
The 5th EDF was closed on 3 December 1993. A review of all the programmes and projects 
financed by this EDF has released non-committed funds for use under other instruments. 
Table 2 shows the final result of the 5th EDF at the moment of closure. The unpaid balance 
amounts to 516 MECU. 
It should be borne in mind that the Lomé Conventions stipulate that use of these resources is not 
"lost" for the countries concerned : the balance in fact has been transferred to the 7th EDF and will 
thus be managed under the allocation of that Fund (the procedures and legal contraints of the 
Second Lomé Convention continue to apply to the use of the 5th EDF balance). This balance also 
includes 5th EDF decisions and delegated appropriations still under way and not yet closed. 
In 1993, the net amounts for decisions and delegated appropriations were negative, whilst payments 
reached 76 MECU. 
8.2. Lomé in / EDF 6 (see table 5) 
The Lomé III Convention is now, after eight years of implementation, in its final phase. 
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ACP & OCT; EDF 6 ALLOCATIONS 
{\5% TRANSFER 4th EDF TO 6th EDF (1319 STRUCTURAL ADJSTM ENT 
{IB.2". 
(3 119 SYSMIN 
(6 919 RISK CAPITAL 
(1219 AID FOR REFUGEES 
(2 319 EMERGENCY A 
(1499 INTEREST RATE SUBSID 
(8 399 SPECIAL (55 799 GRANTS (NIP) 
ACP & OCT; EDF 7 ALLOCATIONS 
(10 .099 STRUCTURALA DJSTM ENT 
(4 5"$ TRANSFER 5th EDF 
(13 9"*} STABEX 
(4 219 SYSMIN 
(7 4 <$ RISK 
(0 919 A 
(2 299 EM ERGENCY 
(2 519 INTEREST RATE SUBSIDIES (54.619 GRANTS (NIP) 
EDF CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS AT 31.12.1993 : AID INSTRUMENTS (ECU M.) 
ACP + OCT -5th EDF 
ACP 
Total Indicative Programmes 
, Grants 
Special loans 
Total non-programm;ible 
AIDS programme 
j Interest rate subsidies 
; Rehabilitation fund 
i Emergency aid 
Risk capital 
j Sysmin 
j Stabex 
Transfer 3rd EDF - 5th EDF ALLOCATIONS 
0) 
2,718.89 
2,309.30 
409.59 
1,423.70 
23.46 
78.36 
22.58 
179.19 
259.10 
190.98 
655.34 
14.70 
TOTAL ACP (1) 4,142.59 
OCT 
Total Indicative Programmes 
Grants 
! Special loans 
Total non-programmable 
• Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Risk capital 
Stabex 
Transfer 3rd EDF - 5th EDF 
TOTAL OCT (2) 
TOTAL (1) + (2) 45.00 
32.37 
12.64 
19.84 
3.83 
0.92 
5.25 
9.85 
0.00 DFXISIONS (2) 
CUMULATIVE 
2,718.89 
2,309.30 
409.59 
1,423.70 
23.46 
78.36 
22.58 
179.19 
259.10 
190.98 
655.34 
14.70 
4,142.59 
45.00 
32.37 
12.64 
19.84 
3.84 
0.92 
5.25 
9.85 
64.84 64.84 
4,207.43 | 4,207.43 ANNUAL 
(298.95) 
(217.31) 
(81.65) 
(62.74) 
(11.54) 
(21.77) 
(0.61) 
(0.95) 
(7.72) 
(14.05) 
(3.13) 
(297) 
(361.69) 
(10.89) 
(2.79) 
(8.10) 
(0.86) 
(0.40) 
(0.11) 
(0.35) (11.75) 
(373.44) % 
(2) : (D 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 DELEGATED APPROPRIATIONS (3) 
CUMULATIVE 
2,718.89 
2,309.30 
409.59 
1,423.70 
23.46 
78.36 
22.58 
179.19 
259.10 
190.98 
655 34 
14.70 
100 4,142.59 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 45.00 
32.37 
.12 64 
19.84 
3.84 
0.92 
5.25 
985 
64.84 
4,207.43 ANNUAL % 
j O) : (2) 
(86.26) ! 100 
(61.62)1 100 
(24.64)1 100 
(48.65) j 100 
CI 1.03) j 100 
(19.28); 100 
(0.32)1 100 
(0.95)1 100 
(7.72); 100 
(8.96); 100 
(0.70)| 100 
0.31 I 100 PAYMENTS (4) 
CUMULATIVE 
2,718.89 
2,309 30 
409.59 
1,423.70 
23.46 
78.36 
22.58 
179.19 
259.10 
190.98 
655.34 
14.70 
(134.91) j 100| 4,142.59 
(1.86) I 100 
(2.09): 100 
0.23 ; 100 
(0.56) j 100 
(0.40)1 100 
- ; IOO 
(0.11); 100 
- ; 100 
(0.05)j 
(2.42) ; 100 
(137.33) ! 100 45.00 
32.37 
12.64 
19.84 
3.84 
0.92 
5.25 
9.85 
64.84 
4,207.43 ANNUAL 
66.17 
58.35 
7.82 
7.88 
2.70 
0.27 
0.10 
0.45 
2.71 
0.04 
1.61 
74.05 
2.34 
1.55 
0.79 
0.00 
2.34 
76.39 % 
(4) : (3) 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 j 
: i oo 
100 j 
100 j 
100 
ioo 
100 
100 
100 
100 
ioo : 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 | 
1! 
100 i| 
il 
100 
TABLE 4 
16 
EDF CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS AT 31.12.1993 : AID INSTRUMENTS (ECU M.) 
ACP + OCT - 6th EDF 
ACP 
Total Indicative Programmes 
Grants 
Special loans 
Total non-programmable 
Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Sysmin 
Stabex 
Transfer 4th EDF - 6th E.DF 
Structural adjustment 
TOTAL ACP (1) ALLOCATIONS 
(1) 
5,133.68 
4,479.23 
654.45 
2,799.63 
109.16 
189.94 
99.37 
545.55 
253.02 
1,474.98 
121.61 
6.00 DECISIONS (2) 
CUMULATIVE 
4,762.97 
4,237.46 
525.51 
2,617.30 
108.92 
189.94 
99.37 
545.55 
146.30 
1,447.13 
74.08 
6.00 
7,933.31 . 7,380.26 
OCT | 
| Total Indicative Programmes 76.71 64.72 
Grants 51.71 44.15 
' Special loans 25.00 20.57 
Total non-programmable 26.81 24.05 
Interest rate subsidies 2.78 2.78 
! Emergency aid I 0.51 0.51 
| Aid for refugees 0.00 
Risk capital 15.00 14.86 
Sysmin 1.00 0.80 
Stabex ! 4.00 ; 4.00 
Transfer 4th EDF - 6th EDF 3.52 ! 1.09 
TOTAL OCT (2) 
SUNDRY RECEIPTS (3) 103.53 88.76 
50.14 
TOTAL (1) + (2) + (3) 8,086.97 7,469.02 • ANNUAL 
59.41 
52.6! 
6.80 
(43.87) 
(8.40) 
0.05 
(0.46) 
(37.31) 
1.22 
1.03 
15.54 
7.58 
5.33 
2.25 
0.37 
(0.34) 
0.30 
0.41 
7.95 
23.49 % 
(2) : (1) 
92.80 
94.60 
80.30 
93.50 
99.80 
100.00 
100.00 
100.00 
57.80 
98.10 
60.90 
100.00 DELEGATED APPROPRIATIONS (3) 
CUMULATIVE 
3,993.19 
3,602.85 
390.33 
2,536.55 
107.98 
187.82 
98.38 
542.55 
92.57 
1,447.13 
55.11 
5.00 
93.00 6,529.74 
84.40 48.33 
85.40 34.76 
82.30 13.57 
89.70 21.57 
10000 2.52 
100.00 0.51 
0.00 
99.10 12.96 
80.00 0.80 
100.00 4.00 
31.00 0.78 
85.70 69.90 
92.40 6,599.64 ANNUAL 
308.56 
258.94 
4962 
(8.90) 
(9.06) 
1.82 
1.65 
(33.28) 
19.46 
1.22 
7.29 
2.00 
299.66 
5.64 
3.75 
1.89 
0.07 
(0.34) 
0.30 
0.11 5.71 
305.37 % 
(3) : (2) 
83.80 
85.00 
74.30 
96.90 
99.10 
98.90 
99.00 
99.40 
63.30 
100.00 
74.40 
83.30 PAYMENTS (4) 
CUMULATIVE 
3,314.37 
3,013.87 
300.50 
2,314.20 
76.22 
176.79 
91.19 
419.95 
61.26 
1,447.12 
38.80 
2.86 
88.50 5,628.57 
74.70 39.02 
78.70 1 28.00 
66.00 : 1 1.03 
89.70 19.66 
90.60 2.03 
100.00 0.51 
0.00 j 
87.20 ; 11.64 
100.00! 0.79 
100.00 ! 4.00 
71.50 0.69 
78.80 • 58.68 
88.40 j 5,687.26 ANNUAL 
439.22 
367.58 
71.65 
122.59 
9.16 
10.12 
5.82 
61.15 
21 46 
1.79 
11.31 
1 80 
561.82 
6.78 
4.40 
2.38 
2.99 
0.54 
2.36 
0.09 ; 9.77! 
571.59 : o/ 
: 'O 
j (4) : (3) 
83.00 
83.70 
77.00 
91.20 
; 70.60 
j 94.10 
: 92.70 ! 
: 77.40 
• 66.20 
100.00 
70.40 
57.20 
86.20 
80.70 
: 8050 
81.20 
91.10 
80.50 [ 
100.00 | 
OOO j 
89X0 
98.60 ' 
100 00 
88.70 | 
83.90 
i 
86.20 | 
ij 
TABLE 5 
17 
With a total of 7.5 billion ECU, some 92 % of the total allocation had been decided by the end 
of the year. The delegated appropriations reached 6.6 billion ECU representing a cumulative total 
of 82 % of the 6th EDF allocation. 
Payments progressed well in 1993 amounting to 572 MECU, representing a cumulative total of 
70 % at end 1993. 
These new decisions and new commitments are essentially programmable aid (grants and special 
loans) : the major portion of non-programmable aid had been largely decided and paid before 
1993. Payments under non-programmable aid amounted to 126 MECU, covering primarily 
Emergency aid, Sysmin and Risk capital. The total volume of decisions, commitments and 
payments for Sysmin and Interest-rate Subsidies remained below average : the allocation for the 
latter was reduced from 162,5 MECU to 112 MECU when the EIB ceased granting of loans on 
its own resources within the Lomé III Convention Practically all Stabex, Emergency aid and Aid 
to refugees, under Lomé III, had been paid by the end of 1993. 
8.3. Lomé IV (see table 6) 
Lomé IV became operational in September 1991. Decisions made before the end of 1993 
represented a total of more than 4.8 billion ECU : 2.3 billion for indicative programmes, 
2.5 billion for non-programmable aid of which 685 MECU for Structural Adjustment. In addition, 
the balance transferred from 5th EDF includes a total already decided of 318 MECU. The rates 
of decision were thus, respectively, 36 %, 48 %, 60 %. 
Because of the varied nature of the instruments concerned, the rates of delegated appropriations 
and of payments are lower for the indicative programmes than for the other forms of aid. 
Multiannual indicative programmes demand longer preparation requiring, in particular, the 
financing of studies and of various preparatory measures in advance of the first work stages. 
EDF CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS AT 31.12.199 3 : AID INSTRUMENTS (ECU M.) 
ACP + OCT 7th EDF 
ACP 
Total Indicative Programmes 
Grants 
Total non-programmable 
Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Sysmin 
Stabex 
Transfer 5th EDF - 7th EDF 
Structural adju.stment 
TOTAL ACP (1) 
OCT 
Total Indicative Programmes 
Grants 
Total non-programmable 
Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Sysmin 
Stabex 
Transfer 5'h EDF - 7th EDF 
TOTAL OCT (2) 
TOTAL (1) + (2) ALLOCATIONS 
0) 
6,215.00 
6,215.00 
5,186.01 
280.00 
250.00 
100.00 
825.00 
480.00 
1,600.00 
501.01 
1,150.00 
11,401.01 
97.50 
97.50 
57.30 
6.00 
2.50 
0.50 
25.00 
2.50 
6.00 
14.80 
154.80 
11,555.«1 DECISIONS (2) 
CUMULATIVE 
2,255.70 
2,255.70 
2,507.73 
104.23 
127.25 
50.35 
231.92 
124.08 
876.45 
307 96 
685.50 
4,763.43 
20.60 
20.60 
17.44 
3.47 
0.33 
2.00 
1.82 
9.82 
38.03 
4,801.46 ANNUAL 
936.89 
936.89 
1,013.80 
50.69 
84 50 
29.31 
97.99 
64.08 
1.27 
307.96 
378.00 
1,950.69 
16.99 
16.99 
13.61 
1.48 
0.50 
1.82 
9.82 
30.60 
1,981.29 % 
(2) : (1) 
36.30 
36.30 
48.40 
37.20 
50.90 
50.40 
28.10 
25.90 
54.80 
61.50 
59.60 
41.80 
21.10 
21.10 
30.40 
57.90 
13.00 
0 00 
8.00 
0.00 
30.30 
66.30 
24.60 
41.60 — ;—-—= ' "• '] 
DELEGATED APPROPRIATIONS (3) 
CUMULATIVE 
723.70 
723.70 
2,011.58 
94.49 
92.20 
42.25 
177.72 
63.09 
789.64 
140.97 
611.23 
2,735.28 
2.64 
2.64 
8.83 
2.01 
0.33 
1.00 
1.82 
3 68 
11.46 
62,746.74 ANNUAL 
421.24 
421.24 
867.91 
44.39 
64.82 
22.53 
83.44 
63.09 
29.28 
140.97 
419.39 
1,289.16 
1.91 
1.91 
6.97 
1 48 
1.82 
3.68 
8.88 
1,298.04 % 
(3) : (2) 
32.10 
32.10 
80.20 
90.70 
72.50 
83.90 
76.60 
50.80 
90.10 
45.80 
89.20 
57.40 
12.80 
12.80 
50.60 
57.80 
100.00 
0.00 
50.00 
000 
100.00 
37.40 
30.10 
57.20 PAYMENTS (4) 
CUMULATIVE 
336.48 
336.48 
1,447.76 
22.45 
47.49 
26.05 
61 04 
62.66 
789.64 
5.37 
43305 
1,784.23 
1.47 
1.47 
4.31 
1.11 
0.33 
1.00 
1.82 
0.06 
5.78 ; 
1,790.01 ; ANNUAL 
192.63 
192.63 
508.49 
17.32 
33.31 
16.73 
4337 
62.66 
2947 
5.37 
300 26 
701.13 
0.95 
0.95 
3.57 
069 
] 00 
1 82 
006 i 
4.52 j 
705.65 j ! % 
! (4) : (3) 
! 46.50 
j 46.50 
1 72.00 
! 23.80 
! 51.50 
! 61.70 
34.30 
99.30 
100.00 
3 80 
70 80 
65.20 i. 
55.70 | 
55.70 | 
48.90 
5520 
! 00 00 
0 00 : 
100 00 
0 00 ;'' 
100 00 
1.70 
50.40 
65.20 
TABLE 6 
19 
20 
For this reason, only 11.5 % of the indicative programmes were at the level of delegated 
appropriations (as a cumulative proportion of allocations) and only 5.4 % paid, compared to 
36.3 % decided. Non-programmable aid and Structural Adjustment are quick-disbursing 
instruments which can often be implemented in less than a year. The rates of delegated 
appropriation and payment were thus closer to the decision rate - for non-programmable aid, 
respectively 27 % and 20 % compared to 35 % decided, and respectively 53 % and 38 % for 
Structural Adjustment as opposed to 60 % decided. 
The split by instrument under the 7th EDF, as shown in table 6, indicates clearly how significant 
is the absence of Stabex in 1993, representing a decision total of 330 MECU. The few delegated 
appropriations and payments for this instrument concern the years prior to 1992. The total of 
decisions, as well as delegated appropriations and payments, for non-programmable aid, were 
relatively modest at around 300 MECU and 200 MECU for payments. 
Table 6 clearly highlights the significance of decisions and delegated appropriations on 
Emergency aid and Aid to refugees. The other instruments, such as Interest-rate subsidies, Risk 
capital and Sysmin, also showed marked progress in 1993 but their rates of absorption remained 
below average for non-programmable aid as a whole. 
At the level of payments, Structural Adjustment made a significant impact in 1993 with 
300 MECU in disbursements compared to a total of 700 MECU (all instruments) for the 
7th EDF This quick-disbursing tool also shows the highest decision rate amongst the Fund's 
instruments : 60 % at end 1993 compared with a Fund average of 42 % (all instruments). 
9. THE SPECIAL DEBT PROGRAMME AND IMPORT SUPPORT PROGRAMMES 
UNDER LOME III 
9.1. The external debt problem 
The creation of quick-disbursing Import Support Programmes, which comprise the Community's 
response to the serious problem of the ACP States' lack of foreign exchange, has helped in the 
short term to alleviate the external debt of these countries. 
21 
The Community action has been integrated into a wider programme targeted upon Sub-Saharan 
Africa, coordinated by the World Bank, and with the involvement of some 20 other bilateral and 
multilateral donors. At end 1993, total payments under the Special Debt Programme amounted to 
534 MECU or 96.6 % of the allocation (553 MECU). 
Decisions for the whole range of Import Programmes, including Special Debt, amounted to 
807,6 MECU at the end of the year, with payments at 758 MECU or 93.9 % of decisions. Only a 
few programmes - Jamaica, Mozambique, Rwanda - experienced delays in implementation. 
9.2. Structural Adjustment under Lomé IV 
Under the relevant provisions of the Fourth Lomé Convention, the Commission has developed its 
strategy of structural adjustment on the lines of the Council resolution of May 1992, as approved 
by the ACP-EEC Council (2126/01/1992 / Rev.l). 
Out of the total EDF allocation, some 1150 MECU are reserved for Structural Adjustment in the 
ACP States. 1993 confirmed the importance of this support, with 42 ACP countries being declared 
eligible for the specific Structural Adjustment Facility (SAF) resources. In pursuing the specific 
approach developed since 1989, approved by Council and ACP States, the Commission has already 
decisively influenced certain aspect of the Adjustment process of the countries concerned 
(coherence between long-term and short-term development, social aspects, the regional dimension 
of adjustment...). The Commission attaches particular importance to the strengthening of 
coordination with the other donors involved, especially Member States and the Bretton Woods 
institutions To this end, the Commission has inter alia continued to support the Special Programme 
for the poor and heavily indebted countries of Sub-Saharan Africa (SPA) in which all the major 
bilateral and multilateral aid donors participate. 
In terms of financial support, between October 1991 and December 1993, 41 decisions were made 
under Structural Adjustment totalling 872 MECU of which 685.5 MECU from the SAF and the 
remainder from part of the national indicative programmes of the countries concerned. 
22 
The cumulative situation for payments is 539 MECU, of which 433 MECU under SAF. The latter 
has therefore reached over 40 % absorption, with two thirds of the decisions resulting 
in payments - confirmation of structural adjustment's capacity for quick disbursement. In 1993 alone, 
support for adjustment generated 400 MECU in new decisions and 340 MECU in payments, or over 
20 % of total EDF payments. 
The growth and rapid implementation of Structural Adjustment operations reflect the importance of 
this new instrument not only for the ACP countries but also for EC/ACP cooperation itself which 
is, relatively, experiencing difficulties of absorption under its more traditional forms of aid. The 
implementation of SAF is, however, constrained by the inability of certain ACP countries to satisfy 
the conditions applicable to this type of assistance, or to persevere with the reform programmes 
which they have undertaken to implement. 
10. NON-PROGRAMMABLE AID 
10.1. Stabex 
The system of stabilisation of export earnings from agricultural products was set up under Lomé 
I to provide the ACP States with the funds necessary to compensate them for loss of earnings 
as a result of fluctuations in exchange rates or in the production of agricultural goods exported 
to Community Member States. 
For the application year 1992, the Commission has identified 32 ACP States which were eligible 
for participation in 60 Stabex transfers under Lomé IV. The total amount of eligible transfers, 
after consultations as required under Article 203 of the Convention, is 848 MECU. 
Resources available under Stabex are 330 MECU, composed as follows 23 
- annual tranche for application year 1992 of 300 MECU, reduced 
by 25 % following anticipated automatic drawdown of this tranche, 
as applied to 1991 
- anticipated automatic drawdown of the annual tranche for 
application year 1993 (Article 194.1 of the Convention) 
- approximate amount of interest following application of 
Article 192 as at 31.07.1993 
TOTAL 225 MECU 
75 MECU 
30 MECU 
330 MECU 
These resources being lower than the total of eligible transfers, the reduction of the latter, in 
accordance with Article 194.2 of the Convention, applies. The total reductions amount to 
85 MECU bringing the total of transfers to 763 MECU. The shortfall in available resources, 
compared to this total, amounts to 433 MECU. 
This situation was the subject of a report1 sent by the Commission to the Committee of 
ACP-EEC Ambassadors - which had been authorised by the ACP-EEC Council of Ministers 
(17-18 May 1993) to take all necessary steps to resolve the problem of insufficient resources. 
On 25.07.1993, the Committee of Ambassadors examined the Commission's report. 
No agreement was reached, the position of the Commission being that it was inappropriate to add 
additional resources to those already available (some 330 MECU, or a cover rate of 43 %), whilst 
that of the ACP States being that the Community offer was unacceptable and that further 
negotiations should take place. 
Sec 93 1109. 
24 
As regards the utilisation of funds transferred under application years 1990 and 1991, it should 
be noted that the "Report from the Commission to the Council on the functioning of Stabex" 
during 19922 includes a summary of the Mutual Framework Obligations signed by the 
Commission and the ACP States concerned. A series of evaluations of the programmes and 
actions implemented have been launched and their results will be communicated in due course. 
During 1993, the Commission paid a further 29.4 MECU in respect of obligations previously 
committed for the application years of 1990 and 1991. 
10.2. Sysmin 
The "special financing facility" or Sysmin was created under Lomé II in order to aid those 
ACP States, heavily dependent on their mineral exports to the Community, to alleviate the 
damaging effects on their incomes of serious, temporary, upheavals in the mining sector. 
1993 saw increased Sysmin activity. The low metal prices in 1992-93, to a certain extent caused 
by the flooding of the metal market by the countries belonging to the Commonwealth of 
Independent States, have caused severe problems for many ACP metal producing countries, 
which may have become eligible for Sysmin assistance. 
No new decisions were taken in 1993, total decisions amounting to 147 MECU i.e. still less than 
60 % of the envelope for the Sysmin instrument. However, delegated appropriations and 
payments increased by 20 MECU and 21.5 MECU respectively, bringing the relative proportions 
closer to the 6th EDF averages. 
The implementation of projects was progressing well, with the exception of the programmes in 
Togo and Senegal. Particularly good progress was made in Botswana and in Guinea while a 
project in Niger also continued satisfactorily. The political situation in Togo has prevented further 
implementation of the projects. In Senegal, implementation has been delayed because of changes 
in the economic environment which resulted in part of the project no longer being viable. 
2 Sec (93) 845 Final. 
25 
Sysmin performance under Lomé IV improved after two years of operations with new decisions 
amounting to 64 MECU. The decision rate was still low at 25.9 %, but considerably improved 
compared to previous Lomé Conventions for this instrument. Delegated appropriations and 
payments reached satisfactory levels in 1993 with all commitments made in 1992 being fully paid 
in 1993 - notably an operation in Zambia which was set up in the form of a quick-disbursing 
import programme. Requests for Lomé IV finance were being examined by the Commission 
services in respect of Gabon, Guinea Conakry, Burkina Faso, Mauritania and Niger. 
Decisions were taken in favour of Namibia on the basis of difficulties in the uranium industry 
with projects amounting to 40 MECU being accepted. 
Burkina Faso was also declared eligible due to severe problems in the SOREMIB gold mine and 
was allocated 1 MECU by using the emergency procedure for the first time. More projects are 
expected to follow in 1994. 
The Dominican Republic likewise encountered difficulties in the gold mine Rosario Dominicana. 
The country was declared eligible and projects outside the affected mine, amounting to 23 MECU 
were under preparation. 
Finally, a project in Jamaica for an amount of 25 MECU was approved. Originally Lomé II 
financing was foreseen for this scheme, but as the conditions had changed the design of the 
project was modified. 
26 
10.3. Aid for Refugees 
During 1993, some 20 actions under Article 255 were funded, amounting to 29 MECU and 
covering 13 ACP States. The accelerated approval procedure (for actions below 750.000 ECU 
approved by the Chief Authorising Officer) was applied to 17 operations for a total of 
7.1 MECU. Three programmes, Malawi 2 and 3.2. MECU ; Eritrea 1.7 MECU, were approved 
by the Commission. Since entry into force of Lomé IV, 49 operations have now been approved, 
totalling 50.4 MECU out of an allocation of 100 MECU. 
At end 1993, delegated appropriations and payments amounted to, respectively, 42 MECU and 
26 MECU. 
In 1993, Aid to Refugees, Rapatriated and Displaced Persons was concentrated primarily on a 
small number of countries (Malawi : 5.4. MECU) or zones - Southern Africa, West Africa and 
Horn of Africa as the situation there slowly stabilised. 
Of the total, aid under Article 255 was granted essentially to Angola (8 MECU), 
Ethiopia/Erithrea (3.5 MECU), Liberia (2.5 MECU), Malawi (11 MECU) and Mozambique 
(18.5 MECU). 
(Emergency Aid is now managed by ECHO). 
11. PROSPECTS FOR 1994 
Forecasts for 1994 differ markedly according to countries and regions. 
This is especially true for new decisions under Lomé IV, for which some 20 countries are expected 
to have already consumed practically all of their national indicative programmes, whilst others have 
not yet made a single decision. In appraising the performance of each country, it is essential to take 
into consideration the particular conditions prevailing - such as those which have resulted in a freeze 
on cooperation, and the political situation which has on occasion resulted in considerable delays in 
programme implementation. 
27 
This contrast in performance can also be observed in the earlier EDFs, where implementation is 
being undertaken at markedly different rhythms from one country to another : some twelve 
ACP countries will still not have committed, by end 1994, two-thirds of their National Indicative 
Programme credits available under Lomé III. 
Where such difficulties are serious and directly linked to the implementation of sectoral policies, 
a review of the programme may be a pre-requisite to restarting the cooperation effort on a more 
realistic basis, as was the case in Ethiopia (1992) or Trinidad & Tobago (1993). Where absorption 
capacity is the problem, changes in management practice may be indicated for the local 
administration, or a strengthening of the Commission's own resources. 
The constraints and uncertainties affecting the rhythm of EDF operations remain highly significant. 
Improvement of the political situation, or of the climate of security, is essential to the 
implementation of the actions planned in several countries (Nigeria, Somalia, Equatorial Guinea, 
Rwanda, Burundi, Angola). 
In other areas where the situation is difficult (Sudan, Haiti, Zaire), the forecasts have, by contrast, 
assumed the continuation of the present problems - so that should the situation improve, progress 
should exceed the objectives fixed. 
The continuation of economic reform programmes (Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, Zambia) or the return to 
a reform process which had been temporarily blocked (Mali, Niger), will determine the results 
achieved in several countries and will be crucial to the volume and rhythm of SAF payments. 
Finally, weaknesses in policy formulation and in programme implementation by the local 
administration (Cameroon, Suriname, Cap Vert) or upheavals following upon the process of 
démocratisation (Congo, RCA, Madagascar, Comores) will render the absorption capacity of this 
group of countries uncertain. 
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m - COUNTERPART FUNDS 
Counterpart funds are generated by various Community instruments of development, in particular 
the import programmes financed under Lomé IV (Indicative Programmes, Structural Adjustment 
Facility), but also the Stabex and Sysmin instruments, and traditionally counterpart funds are 
collected from the sale of goods provided by food aid programmes. The latter instrument is financed 
from the Community budget, although the use of counterpart funds may be included in the policy 
of the Lomé Convention. The EC Council Resolution of 27 May 1991 stipulates the rules as regards 
the constitution, utilisation and monitoring of counterpart funds. The Commission has also played 
a leading role in the definition of such a policy in the framework of the Special Programme of 
Assistance to Subsaharan Africa (SPA) which involved major donor countries and the Bretton 
Woods Institutions. 
One of the principles of counterpart funds management is that the funds must be used as part of a 
single consistent budgetary policy covering both current and investment expenditure. As regards the 
use of funds the Council Resolution of May 1991 decided that priority should be given to the social 
sectors, in particular health and education, while attention should also be paid to support to 
programmes concerned with upgrading and protection of the environment. 
The Commission introduced detailed procedures for the generation and use of counterpart funds. The 
Delegations in ACP states are responsible for notifying the Commission on the situation and 
management of these funds. It should be stressed that counterpart funds are not EDF resources and 
therefore do not figure as assets in the EDF balance sheet. The funds are jointly managed and 
administered with the authorities of the ACP states. This implies that commitment and payment 
procedures are integrated into national procedures. The responsibility for monitoring and 
management of counterpart funds is thus shared between the Commission and ACP governments. 
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Annex 4 presents statistical information on the constitution and use of counterpart funds generated 
by import programmes financed under Lomé III and IV. For funds generated by Stabex and Sysmin, 
such information is not yet published here since counterpart funds were only generated in a limited 
number of countries, which in the case of Stabex is due to a lengthy process of negotiation on a 
mutual framework of obligations which normally include rules concerning the counterpart fund 
policy. 
At the end of 1993, import programmes financed under Lomé III amounted to 810 MECU of which 
757.8 MECU were disbursed. Under Lomé IV, the amount of decisions was 879 MECU, of which 
685 MECU were decided under the Structural Adjustment Facility, total disbursements equalled 
547 MECU. 
It should be emphasised that not the full amount of the decisions will necessarily generate funds in 
local currencies : part of the programmes may be destined for technical assistance contracts or for 
the import of goods for free distribution or supply (eg. school books, medicine). 
The tables show that the collection of funds is generally satisfactory. The Commission has made 
considerable efforts in the past few years to introduce procedures which would warrant full payment 
of counterpart funds. Differences between amounts due and amounts paid are minor in most cases 
and mostly due to administrative delays or programme implementation. Some important outstanding 
arrears in payments under Lomé III programmes were found in Capo Verde, Ghana, Mozambique 
and Sierra Leone, which were all due to the nature of the sectoral import programmes Such 
problems were regularly encountered in the first years of the Lomé III import programmes but have 
now become rare for programmes financed under both Lomé III and IV . 
As regards the use of counterpart funds, there is a marked difference in the application of funds 
generated under Lomé III, before the 1991 EC Council Resolution, and the policy of Lomé IV. 
Traditionally, counterpart funds, previously generated solely by food aid programmes, were used as 
a complement to EDF programmes. This often took the form of the national contributions to donor 
projects. There was also a tendency to use food aid funds in the primary sector (agriculture, fishing, 
etc), notably in the context of rural development programmes which, again, was much in conformity 
with Lomé policy. 
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The annex shows that indeed counterpart funds were used for rural development in a majority of 
ACP States under Lomé III. In a great number of countries the rural development sector absorbed 
more than half of the counterpart funds (eg. Cameroun, Ivory Coast, The Gambia, Kenya, Senegal, 
Sudan, Suriname, Chad). 
Under Lomé IV there are very few countries which still use sizeable counterpart funds for rural 
development. Two thirds of the ACP states however, have now allocated such funds to the health 
and education sectors, in some cases nearly all funds, eg. in Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, 
The Gambia, Ghana, Grenada, Lesotho, Mali, Niger and Zimbabwe. This shift in the use of funds 
is a clear result of a change in policy. It should be noted that in most cases the spending in the 
social sectors is directly related to the policy of structural adjustment and form an integral part of 
reforms in the public sector and public finance. 
A special mention should be made of the category "other". In some countries where the conditions 
of a budgetary policy will not yet enable earmarking of a particular sector, counterpart funds are 
used in a general framework of public finance reform : this was the case in eg. Mozambique and 
Uganda. 
The use of counterpart funds may also contribute to other objectives of public sector reform, eg. 
through financing of voluntary departure of civil servants, demobilisation of soldiers or debt 
reduction, such as occurred in Benin, Central Africa (Lomé III), Ethiopia, Ghana (Lomé III) and 
Rwanda. 
Finally, the political circumstances in other countries may sometimes demand a modification of the 
agreed use of funds, such as in eg. Burundi and Rwanda where funds were used for relief of 
refugees and displaced persons. 
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IV - EXPLANATORY NOTES 
4.1. GENERAL REMARKS 
4.1.1. The balance sheets and statements of sources and uses of funds are drawn up in accordance 
with Article 40 of the Financial Regulation of 17 March 1981 applicable to the fifth 
European Development Fund (EDF), Article 66 of the Financial Regulation of 
11 November 1986 applicable to the sixth EDF and Article 69 of the Financial Regulation 
of 29 July 1991 applicable to the seventh EDF and are submitted to the European Parliament, 
the Council and the Court of Auditors as provided for in Article 71 of the Financial 
Regulation for the seventh EDF. 
4.1.2. The first, second, third and fourth EDFs were closed prior to 1991. The fifth was closed in 
December 1993 and its balance transferred to the seventh EDF. For the sixth and 
seventh EDFs there is a common treasury which is shown in the balance sheet of the 
sixth EDF. 
4.1.3. The total amount of contributions to a Fund is laid down in the Convention setting it up and 
by subsequent Council decisions. Contributions to all Funds up to and including the 
fifth EDF have been fully paid up : the sixth is expected to be exhausted by April 1994. 
4.1.4. Special loans and contributions in the fonn of risk capital are shown in the financial 
statements under the heading "loans". Reimbursements of loans as well as the proceeds and 
income from risk capital operations are administered by the European Investment Bank 
(EIB), which credits all such amounts received to special accounts of the Member States in 
proportion to their contributions to the Fund from which the sums are derived unless the 
Council decides to allocate them to other operations. 
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4.1.5. The following abbreviations appear in the financial statements 
OCT 
OD 
STABEX 
SYSMIN 
EAC Overseas countries and territories 
Overseas departments 
Stabilisation of export earnings from agricultural commodities 
System to deal with decline in mining exports 
European Association for Cooperation 
4.2. SUMMARY OF MAIN ACCOUNTING POLICIES 
4.2.1. Conversion into ecus 
4.2.1.1. Accounts are kept in ecus, an ecu being a unit defined as the following amounts of 
Member States currencies : 
BFR 
DKR 
DM 
DRA 
ESC 
FF 3.301 
0.1976 
0.6242 
1.4440 
1.393 
1.332 HFL 
IRL 
LFR 
LIT 
PTA 
UKL 0.2198 
0.008552 
0.130 
151.8 
6.885 
0.08784 
4.2.1.2. Financial contributions are paid either in ecus or in national currencies into special accounts 
opened with the treasuries of Member States. On the basis of the cash requirements for the 
execution of projects and programmes, the Commission makes transfers from the treasury 
accounts to operational accounts held in ecu or Member States' currencies, the conversion 
rate into ecus being that applicable on the date of transfer. 
4.2.1.3. The conversion rates used for the calculation in ecus of payments made in national 
currencies for the purpose of projects and programmes are generally those in force on the 
effective date of such payments. There are some contracts involving fixed exchange rates 
which are an exception to this general rule. 
4.2.1.4. The conversion rates used for converting bank balances in national currencies into ecus are 
those applicable in December 1993 viz : 
1 ECU BRF 
DKR 
DM 
DRA 
ESC 
FF 
HFL 
IRL 
LFR 
LIT 
PTA 
UKL 40.653 
7.618520 
1.923960 
275.708 
196.990 
6.63379 
2.158820 
0.797477 
40.653 
1,900.92 
157.009 
0.757887 
4.2.2. Revenue 
4.2.2.1. Financial contributions are entered in the accounts on the basis of the amounts credited in 
the course of the year to the special accounts opened in the name of the Commission by 
the governments of the Member States. 
4.2.2.2. Other revenue is entered in the accounts on the basis of the amounts actually collected in 
the course of the year. 
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4.2.3. Expenditure 
4.2.3.1. Expenditure takes into account all payment orders sent to banks for execution up to 
31 December. However, in the case of expenditure made locally in APC States, only 
payments executed by banks by 31 December are included in the accounts ; for those 
payments for which information did not reach the Commission's accounting services until 
after the date set for the closing of the financial year, payments are based on the 
information received concerning the latest period prior to 31 December. The amount of 
payments thus not included in the 1993 accounts is not considered to be material. 
4.2.3.2. Expenditure by delegations is not finally entered into the EDF accounts until validated by 
the Authorising Officer and the financial controller. Expenditure awaiting such verification 
is shown under the heading "unsettled items" in the balance sheet 
4.3. NOTES ON THE BALANCE SHEET - FIETH EDF (all figures in ECU 000) 
4.3.1. Contributions called and fully paid 
To the original allocation of 4,721,000 was added 30,753 by the Council Decision of 
14 July 1982 to provide additional resources for Stabex. 
4.3.2. Transfers from other receipts 
No longer applicable. 
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4.3.3. Replenishment of Stabex resources 
This represents both direct contributions towards replenishment by ACP States and 
deductions from transfer rights at the request of ACP States 
4.3.4. Transferred from 3rd EDF 
On 10 September 1986, the Commission decided to transfer the unexpended balance of the 
3rd EDF to the 5th EDF and the 3rd EDF was closed, effective from 31 December 1987. 
4.3.5. Transferred from 4th EDF 
Council decisions transferred 40,000 of other receipts and 10,564 of unallocated 4th EDF 
resources to the 5th EDF in previous years. 
4.3.6. Transferred to 6th EDF 
This amount is made up of 142,102 reallocated to the 6th EDF for additional Stabex 
resources (see 4.4.2) and 32,493 from unused resources to replenish Stabex under the 
5th EDF.' 
4.3.7. Transferred to 7th EDF 
By its decision of 31 October 1991, the ACP-EEC Committee of Ambassadors decided to 
reallocate 46,506 to the 7th EDF for additional Stabex resources. 
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4.3.8. Sundry receipts 
This item is mainly interest on deposited funds 
4.4. NOTES ON THE BALANCE SHEET - SIXTH EDF (all figures in ECU 000) 
4.4.1. Total fund 
To the original allocation of 7,500,000 was added 60,000 by Council decision of 
14 December 1987 for the implementation of part of a special programme in favour of 
certain poor and heavily indebted African countries. This additional amount will come from 
the special accounts of Member States referred to in Note 4.1.4. 
4.4.2. Transfers from 4th and 5th EDFs 
This amount is made up as follows : 
4th EDF : 
- to provide additional funds for Stabex 18,250 
- remaining resources transferred on closure of fund 125.136 
143,386 
5th EDF : 
- Transfer to provide additional funds for Stabex . . 174,595 
By its decision of 13 July 1990, the ACP-EEC Committee of Ambassadors allocated an 
additional 70,000 to the Stabex resources available to cover the 1989 application year. Of 
this amount 1,090 came from unused resources of the 4th EDF and 9,262 from available 
5th EDF resources. The other amounts were transferred to Stabex by decisions of previous 
years 
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4.4.3. Transfer from sundry receipts 
By decisions in 1991 and 1992, the EDF Committee allocated 6,000 of interest receipts to 
finance studies on structural adjustment. 
4.4.4. Replenishment of Stabex resources 
This represents both direct contributions towards replenishment by ACP States and 
deductions from transfer rights at the request of ACP States. It includes 32,493 transferred 
from the 5th EDF (see Note 4.3.6). 
4.4.5. Transfer to 7th EDF 
In implementation of the decision of 31 October 1991 to make available 100,000 in extra 
Stabex resources (see Note 4.3.7.), 53,494 was transferred to the 7th EDF. 
4.4.6. Sundry receipts 
Article 153 (2) of the third Convention lays down that the annual instalments of Stabex 
funds shall be deposited so as to earn interest ; 50,180 of this heading represents 
accumulated interest from 1 April 1986. The remaining 23,414 is mainly interest on other 
deposits. 
4.4.7. Sundry accounts payable 
This amount represents authorised payment orders or other accounts which were awaiting 
execution at 31 December 1993. 
4.4.8. Sundry accounts receivable / Revenue to be collected 
These items represent the claims on third parties still to be recovered. Until such time as 
the amounts recovered are credited to the projects to which they relate, they are recorded 
in a contra account of the 6th EDF, which holds the common treasury. 
4.4.9 Items under verification 
These relate to project-related expenditure and revenue and interest on deposits for which 
verification was not completed on the date on which the balance sheet was drawn up. 
4.5. NOTES ON THE BALANCE SHEET - SEVENTH EDF (All figures in ECU 000) 
As stated in Note 4.1.2., the administrative procedure for the EDF provides for a common 
treasury for all active funds so contributions to the 7th EDF will not be called until all 
contributions have been made to the 6th EDF, which acts as the common treasury for 
accounting purposes. 
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V - STATEMENTS OF SOURCES AND USES OF FUNDS 
AND BALANCE SHEETS 
5th EDF 
Balance Sheet at 3rd December 1993 
(ECU '000) 4C 
1993 1992 
Current assets 
Transfer to 6th EDF 
Fund capital (cumulative situation) 
Balance brought forward 
Less : 
- net expenditure for the year 
- transfer to 6th EDF 
- transfer to 7th EDF 597.912 
(76,386) 
(5.826) 
(515.700) 597.912 
597.912 
735.901 
(137.989) 
597.912 
Done at Brussels. Rodney Clements, Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Marin 
5th EDF 
Income and Expenditure Account 
for the period January - 3rd December 1993 
(ECU '000) 41 
Income Notes 
4.2.2. Accumulated 
as at 31.12.92 Income/Expenditure 
for the year 1993 Accumulated as at 
31.12.93 
5th EDF contributions called up 
Transferred from Sundry receipts 
Interest income 
Stabex replenishments 
Transfers from 4th EDF 
Transfers from 3rd EDF 
Total Income 4,751.753 
54.434 
5.826 
58.280 
50.564 
29.199 
4,950.056 4,751.753 
54.434 
5.826 
58.280 
50.564 
29.199 
4,950.056 
Expenditure 4.2.3. 
Total indicative programmes 
Grants (admin, costs excl.) 
Special loans 
Total non-programmable 
Aids programme 
Interest-rate subsidies 
Rehabilitation fund 
Emergency aid 
Risk capital 
Sysmin 
Stabex 
Transfer 3th EDF - 5th EDF 
Administrative & Financial costs 
Administrative costs 
Total operating expenditure 
Transfers to other funds 
- to 6th EDF 
- to 7th EDF 
Surplus of Revenue over expenditure 2,685.931 
2,272.319 
413.612 
1,435.665 
20.763 
81.919 
22.474 
180.102 
263.899 
188.270 
665.151 
13.087 
4,121.596 
9.448 
9.448 
4,131.044 
174.595 
46.506 
221.100 
597.912 68.470 
59.858 
8.612 
7.878 
2.698 
0.270 
0.104 
0.450 
2.709 
0038 
1.609 
76.347 
0.039 
0.039 
76.386 
5.826 
515.700 
521.526 
(597.912) 2,754.401 
2.332.177 
422.224 
1,443.542 
23.461 
82.189 
22.578 
180.102 
264.349 
190.979 
665.189 
14.695 
4,197.943 
9487 
9.487 
4,207.430 
180 421 
562.206 
742 627 
Done at Brussels, Rodney Clements. Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Man 
A? 
5th EDF 
Statement of Source and Application of Funds 
for the period January - 3rd December 1993 
(ECU '000) 
Sources of funds 
Advance to 6th EDF Notes 
4.2.1.2. 597.912 
597.912 
Application of funds 
5th EDF expenditure for the year 
Transfer to 6th EDF 
Transfer to 7th EDF 76.386 
5.826 
515.700 
(597.912) 
Done at Brussels, Rodney Clements, Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Marin 
6th EDF 
Balance Sheet as at 31 December 1993 
(ECU f000) A3 
1993 1992 
Long term assets Notes 
Contributions due from Member States (4.2.1.2.) 601.028 2,210.367 
Current assets 
Due from other EDFs 
Debtors (sundry receivables, advances, items under 
verification) 
Cash at bank 
Less : creditors within one year (sundry 
payable, revenue to be collected ' under verification) 
Total assets less current liabilities 
Fund capital (cumulative situation) 
Balance brought forward 
Net expenditure for the year 
Other income 
Expenditures 1,174.316 
121.676 
524.081 
1,820.073 
(21.383) 984.369 
101.780 
262.406 
1,348.555 
(617.036) 
1,798.690 
2,399.718 731.519 
2,941.886 
2,941.886 3,805.748 
29.423 50.967 
(571.591) (914.829) 
(542.168) (863.862) 
2,399.718 2,941.886 
Done at Brussels, Rodney Clements, Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Marin 
6th EDF 
Income and Expenditure Account 
for the year ended 31 December 1993 
(ECU '000) A4 
Income 
6th EDF contributions called up 
Transferred from sundry receipts 
Sundry receipts 
Stabex replenishments 
Transfers from 5th EDF 
Transfers from 4th EDF 
Total Income 
Expenditure 
Total indicative programmes 
Grants (admin, costs excl.) 
Special loans 
Total non-programmable 
Aids programme 
Interest-rate subsidies 
Rehabilitation fund 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Sysmin 
Stabex 
Transfer 4th EDF - 6th EDF 
Structural adjustment 
Administrative & Financial costs 
Administrative costs 
Bank charges A interest 
Foreign exchange (gain)/loss 
Total operating expenditure 
Transfers to other funds 
- Transfer to 7th EDF Notes 
4.2.2. Accumulated 
as at 31.12.92 
5,349.633 
6.000 
73.594 
153.469 
174.595 
143.386 
4.2.3. 5,900.677 
2,906.803 
2,669.299 
237.504 
2,208.271 
1.098 
68.553 
0.858 
167.189 
85.375 
368.082 
40.593 
1.449.332 
26.131 
1.060 
5,115.074 
0.590 
0.590 
5,115.664 Income/Expenditure 
for the year 1993 
1,609.339 
2.700 
20.897 
5.826 
1,638.762 
445.586 
371.563 
74.023 
125.590 
0.909 
9.696 
0.044 
10.115 
5.816 
63.512 
21.456 
1.791 
10.451 
1.800 
571.176 
0.415 
0.415 
571.591 Accumulated as at 
31.12.93 
6,958.972 
8.700 
94.491 
153.469 
180.421 
143.386 
7,539.439 
3,352.389 
3,040.862 
311.527 
2,333.861 
2.006 
78.249 
0.901 
177.304 
91.191 
431.594 
62.050 
1.451.123 
36.583 
2.860 
5,686.250 
1.005 
1.005 
5,687.255 
53.494 53.494 
Surplus of Revenue over expenditure 731.519 1,067.171 1,798.690 
Done at Brussels. Rodney Clements, Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Marin 
MJ 
6th EDF 
Statement of Source and Application of Funds 
for the year ended 31 December 1993 
(ECU '000) 
Sources of funds Notes 
Member States Contribution called up 
Transfer from sundry receipts 
Sundry receipts 
Transfer from 5th EDF 
Revenue under verification 
Awards / advance settled 4.2.1.2. 
4.4.9. 1,609.339 
. 2.700 
20897 
5.826 
.034 
9.825 
1,648.621 
Application of funds 
6th EDF expenditure for the year 
EAC Advance increased 
Sundry payable reduced 
Payments for 7th EDF in the year 
Increase in suspense accounts 
Settlement of amount due to 5th EDF 571.591 
10.216 
.850 
189.947 
16.430 
597.912 
1,386.946 
Difference represented by increase in cash at bank 261.675 
Done at Brussels, Rodney Clements, Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Marin 
7th EDF 
Balance Sheet as at 31 December 1993 
(ECU '000) HS <v 
1993 1992 
Long term assets Notes 
Contributions due from Member States (4.2.1.2.) 10,940.000 10,940.000 
Creditors 
Amount due to 6th EDF 
Total assets less liabilities 1,174.316 984.369 
(1,174.316) (984.369) 
9,765.684 9,955.631 
Fund capital (cumulative situation) 
Balance brought forward 
Net expenditure for the year 
Other income transfer from other Funds 
Expenditure 9,955.631 10,940.000 
515.699 100.000 
(705.646) (1,084.369) 
(189.947) (984.369) 
,9,765.684 9,955.631 
Done at Brussels, Rodney Clements, Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Marin 
7th EDF 
Income and Expenditure Account 
for the year ended 31 December 1993 
(ECU '000) Msfe-
Notes 
Income 4.2.2. 
7th EDF contributions called up 
Transfer from other Funds 
Total Income Accumulated Income/Expenditure 
as at 31.12.92 for the year 1993 
100.000 
100.000 515,699 
515.699 Accumulated as at 
31.12.93 
615.699 
615,.99 
Expenditure 4.2.3. 
Total indicative programmes 
Grants 
Total non-programmable 
Interest-rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Sysmin 
Stabex 
Transfer 5th EDF - 7th EDF 
Structural adjustment 
Total expenditure ACP + OCT 144.362 
144.362 
940.007 
5.555 
14.502 
9.318 
17.666 
760.168 
132.798 193.582 
193.582 
512.064 
18.005 
33.312 
16.734 
44.374 
62.660 
31.291 
5.432 
300.256 337.945 
337.945 
1,452.070 
23.559 
47.813 
26.052 
62.040 
62.660 
791.460 
5.432 
433.054 
1,084.369 705.646 1,790.015 
Surplus of expenditure over income (984.369) (189.947) (1,174.316) 
Done at Brussels. Rodney Clements, Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Marin 
7th EDF 15c 
Statement of Source and Application of Funds 
for the year ended 31 December 1993 
(ECU '000) 
Sources of funds Notes 
Transfers from 5th EDF 4.1.2. 515.699 
Advance from 6th EDF 189.947 
705.646 
Application of funds 
7th EDF expenditure for the year 705.646 
705.646 
Done at Brussels, Rodney Clements, Accounting Officer For the Commission, Manuel Marin 
4. ANNEX I TO THE BALANCE SHEET AT 31 DECEMBER 1993 
REVENUE 6th EDF - CONTRIBUTIONS (ECU '000) 
PERCENTAGE 
MEMBER STATE ESTIMATED 
REVENUE ACTUAL 
REVENUE 
Belgium 
Denmark 
France 
Germany 
Greece 
Ireland 
Italy 
Luxembourg 
Netherlands 
Portugal 
Spain 
United Kingdom 
SUBTOTAL 
SUNDRY RECEIPTS 
- Interest EIB 
- Interest on bank deposits 
TOTAL 3.96 
2.08 
23.58 
26.06 
1.24 
0.55 
12.58 
0.19 
5.64 
0.88 
6.66 
16.58 63.756 
33.488 
379.638 
419.566 
19.964 
8.855 
202.538 
3.059 
90.804 
14.168 
107.226 
266.938 65.337 
34.320 
389.070 
429.990 
20.460 
9.075 
207.570 
3.059 
93.060 
14.520 
109.890 
273.570 
100.00 1.610.000 1.610.000 
270 
23.360 
1.610.000 1.633.630 
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5. ANNEX II TO THE BALANCE SHEET AT 31 DECEMBER 1993 
EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT FUNDS 
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF SOURCES AND USES OF FUNDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 1993 
(ECU '000) 
SOURCES 
Increase in advances 
Increase in debts 
Member States' contributions 
Increase in sundry receipts 
Increase in unsettled items (receipts) 
Decrease in other current assets 
Decrease in advances 
TOTAL SOURCES 
USES 
Financing : 
- Grants 
- Loans 
- Stabex 
- Sysmin 
- Administrative and financial costs 
FINANCING 
Increase in bank balance 
Advance to 7th EDF 
Increase in revenue under verification 
Decrease in transfers 
TOTAL USES OF FUNDS 5th EDF 
5,826 
515,699 
521,525 
64.538 
9,062 
38 
2,709 
39 
597,512 
521,525 6th EDF 
1,609,339 
26,723 
34 
(597,726) 
1,041,070 
410,394 
137,535 
1,791 
21,456 
415 
261.675 
191,374 
16,430 
1,041,070 7th EDF 
515.699 
189.947 
705,646 
567,321 
44,374 
31,291 
62,660 
i 
705,646 
_. 
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V I - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTS : 
USE OF RESOURCES AND SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS 
USE OF RESOURCES 5th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS 
INITIAL 
ALLOCATION OTHER RESOURCES 
OR DEDUCTIONS NEW 
SITUATION 
ACP 
Grants 
Special loans 
AIDS programme 
Rehabilitation fund 
Interest rale subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Risk capital 
Stabex 
Sysmin 
Transfer 3rd EDF - 5th EDF 2,553,000,000.00 
504.000,000.00 
175,000,000.00 
200.000,000.00 
280,000,000.00 
550,000,000.00 
280,000,000.00 (243,701. 
(94,411. 
23.460 
22,577 
(96,645. 
(20,8 
(20,896, 
105,343 
(89,020, 
14,695 061.81) 
795.17) 
,740.56 
.607.51 
232.55) 
922.50) 
247.00) 
,925.98 
844.07) 
467.05 2,309,298,938.19 
409,588,204.83 
23.460.740.56 
22,577,607.51 
78,354,767.45 
179,188,077.50 
259,103.753.00 
655.343.925.98 
190,979,155.93 
14,695.467.05 
TOTAL ACP (1) 4,542,000,000.00 (399,409,362.00) 4,142,590,638.00 
OCT 
Grants 
Special loans 
Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Risk capital 
Stabex 
TOTAL OCT (2) 
SUNDRY RECEIPTS ~ (3) 
TOTAL (1) + (2) + (3) 44,000,000.00 
27,000,000.00 
3,750,000.00 
7,000,000.00 
9,000.000.00 
94,000,000.00 
5,826,299.98 (11,635,388.31) 
(14,364,695.19) 
84,362.84 
(2,335,520.69) 
(1,754,424.44) 
845,053.00 
(29,160,612.79) 
(5,826,299.98) 
4,641,826,299.98 (434,396,274.77) 32,364,611.69 
12,635,304.81 
3,834,462.84 
914,479.31 
5,245,575.56 
9,845,053.00 
64,839,487.21 
0.00 
4,207,430,125.21 
49 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - ACP 5th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 
Accession St Vincent + Vanuatu ACP (1) 
Accession Zimbabwe Lomé II (4) 
Accession Belize + Antigua ACP (5) 
Accession St Christopher ACP (6) 
•Recovery & rehabilitation programme (7) 
Programme to combat AIDS (8) 
Increase in Stabex resources 1987 - 6th EDF (9) 
Special Community programme for certain 
highly indebted African countries (debt 
programme) - 6th EDF 
Increase in Stabex resources 1988 - 6th EDF(10) 
Increase in Stabex resources 1989 - 6th EDF(ll) 
Increase in Stabex resources 1990 - 7th EDF(12) 
I: Transfers on closure of 5th EDF (15) GRANTS 
2,553,000,000.00 
+ 10.000,000.00 
+ 56,000,000.00 
+ 1,700,000.00 
+ 1,700,000.00 
20,000,000.00 
18,100,000.00 
- 275,001,061.81 
! 
| NEW SITUATION 2,309,298,938.19 SPECIAL 
LOANS 
504,000,000.00 
+ 14,000,000.00 
+ 6,500,000.00 
+ 500.000.00 
- 115,411,795.17 INTEREST-RATE 
SUBSIDIES 
175,000,000.00 
25,000,000.00 
35,000,000.00 
2,600,000.00 
1,029.531.44 
7,445,967.00 
- 25,569,734.11 EMERGENCY 
AID 
200,000,000.00 
+ 2,000,000.00 
9,300,000.00 
10.738.004.67 
1,816,015.00 
957,902.83 
409,588,204.83 78,354,767.45 179,188,077.50 REHABILITATION 
FUND 
-
+ 25.000,000.00 
143,858.00 
2.278,534.49 RISK CAPITAL 
280,000,000.00 
+ 4,000,000.00 
10.000,000.00 
14,896,247.00 
22,577,607.51 j 259,103,753.00 AIDS 
-
+ 35,000,000.00 
- 11,539,259.44 : 
23,460,740.56 
50 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - ACP 5th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 
Accession Zimbabwe Lomé II (4) 
From 4th EDF Stabex funds 
From sundry receipts 4th EDF (2) 
From EIB (3) 
Replenishment Stabex 
Replenishment 5th EDF Stabex transferred to 6th EDF 
Increase in Stabex resources 1987 - 6th EDF (9) 
Increase in Stabex resources 1988 - 6th EDF (10) 
Increase in Stabex resources 1990 - 7th EDF (12) 
Transfer 3rd EDF + unexpended balance 
Reimbursement 1st EDF Algeria (13) 
(15) 
j NEW SITUATION STABEX 
550,000,000.00 
+ 7,000,000.00 
+ 5,975,905.00 
+ 40,000,000.00 
+ 30,753,710.00 
+ 51,490,548.00 
25,703,339.00 
278,620.77 
762,029.89 
3,132,247.36 
655,343,925.98 MINING 
PRODUCTS 
280,000,000.00 
+ 2,000,000.00 
6,360,000.00 
45,600,000.00 
39,060,84407 
190,979,155.93 TRANSFER 
3th EDF-5th EDF 
-
+ 27,746,402.76 
+ 112,378.14 
13,163,313.85 
14,695,467.05 
51 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - OCT 5th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 
Accession St Vincent + Vanuatu ACP (1) 
Accession Belize + Antigua ACP (5) 
Accession St Christopher ACP (6) 
To 5th EDF Stabex resources 
Reallocation funds (1989) (14) 
| Transfer for interest-rate subsidies 
1 Transfers on closure of 5th EDF (16) 
NEW SITUATION GRANTS 
44,000,000.00 
10,000,000.00 
1,700,000.00 
1,700,000.00 
+ 3,742,944.00 
+ 2,325,061.00 
714,332.16 
3,589,061.15 
32,364,611.69 SPECIAL 
LOANS 
27,000,000.00 
6,500,000.00 
500,000.00 
+ 1,283,000.00 
8,647,695.19 INTEREST-RATE 
SUBSIDIES 
3,750,000.00 
+ 714,332.16 
629,869.32 EMERGENCY 
AID 
3,250,000.00 
2,325,061.00 
10,459.69 
12,635,304.81 3,834,462.84 914,479.31 AID FOR 
REFUGEES 
-RISK CAPITAL 
7,000,000.00 
1.283,000.00 
; 
471,424.44 j! 
i 
i 
i 
5,245,575.56 
52 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - OCT 5th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 
From 4th EDF Stabex resources 
5th EDF grants 
Transfer projects 3rd EDF + unexpended 
balance 
(16) 
NEW SITUATION STABEX MINING 
PRODUCTS 
< 9,000,000.00 > 
+ 4,587,997.00 
3,742,944.00 
< 9,845,053.00 > TRANSFER 
3th EDF-*5th EDF 
-
1,452,220.27 
1,452,220.27 SUNDRY 
RECEIPTS 
5,826,299.98 
5,826,299.98 
0.00 
53 
(1) Council Decision of 13.07.1981 (O.J. L 203, 23.07.1981). 
«. 
(2) Withdrawal from the "Sundry interest" account of the 4th EDF in accordance with the decision of the ACP-EEC Council at its meeting in Libreville 
on 12 and 13 May 1982. 
(3) Council Decision of 14.07.1982. 
(4) Internal Agreement n* 82/608/EEC (O.J. L 247, 23.08.1982). 
(5) Council Decision n* 83/369/EEC, 25.07.1983 (O.J. L 204, 28.07.1983). 
(6) Council Decision n' 84/470/EEC, 03.10.1984 (O.J. L 266, 06.10.1984). 
(7) 1.038rd meeting of the Council (Development) and 208th meeting of the EDF Committee on 16.01.1986. 
(8) Commission Decision of 22.07.1987 (223rd meeting EDF Committee). 
(9) Council Decision of 07.07.1988 increasing 1987 Stabex resources by ECU 120 million (6th EDF). 
(10) Committee of Ambassadors Decision of 28.07.1989 increasing 1988 Stabex resources by ECU 125 million (6th EDF) 
(11) ACP-EEC Committee of Ambassadors Decision of 13.07.1990 increasing 1989 Stabex resources by ECU 70 million (6th EDF). 
(12) ACP-EEC Committee of Ambassadors Decision of 31.10.1991 increasing 1990 Stabex resources by ECU 100 million (7th EDF) (drawn from 
unexpended balance of recovery and rehabilitation). 
(13) Reimbursement of revenue concerning a 1st EDF project for Algeria. 
(14) Commission Decision of 26.04.1989 reallocating non-committed non-programmable resources to the OCT. 
(15) Internal reallocations, following closure of 5th EDF and related accounting movements : 
- ECU 275,001,061.81 decrease in Grants : 
• ECU 216,911,302.64 from unexpended balance of NIP Grants. 
• ECU 56,378,685.23 from unexpended balance of Regional Cooperation Grants in accordance with Article 154 ; 
• ECU 1,711,073.94 from unexpended balance of Industrial Promotion resources in accordance with Article 154 ; 
ECU 115,411,795.17 from unexpended balance of Special Loans : 
• ECU 25,569,734.11 from unexpended balance of Interest-rate subsidies in accordance with internal note n° 44609 of 23.03 1993 
• ECU 957,902.83 from unexpended balance of Emergency aid in accordance with internal note n" 49427 of 21.06.1993 , 
• ECU 2,278,534.49 from unexpended balance of Recovery and Rehabilitation resources ; 
• ECU 14,896,247.00 from unexpended balance of Risk capital in accordance with Article 154 ; 
• ECU 11,539,259.44 from unexpended balance of Aids resources ; 
• ECU 3,132,247.36 from unexpended balance of Stabex resources ; 
• ECU 39,060,844.07 from unexpended balance Sysmin 1985 ; 
• ECU 13,163,313.85 from unexpended balance carried forward from EDF 1, 2, 3. 
55 
(16) Internal OCT reallocations following closure of 5th EDF and related accounting movements : 
ECU 3,589,061.15 from unexpended balance of NIP Grants. 
ECU 8,647,695.19 from unexpended balance of Special Loans. 
ECU 629,869.32 from unexpended balance of Interest-rate subsidies in accordance with internal note n* 44609 of 23.03.1993 ; 
ECU 10,459.69 from Emergency aid in accordance with internal note n° 49427 of 21.06.1993 ; 
ECU 471,424.44 from unexpended balance of Risk capital ; 
ECU 1,452,220.27 from unexpended balance carried forward from EDFs 1, 2, 3. 
56 
USE OF RESOURCES 6th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS 
ACP 
Grants 
Special loans 
Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Stabex 
Sysmin 
Transfer 4th EDF - 6th EDF 
Stnictural adjustment 
TOTAL ACP (1) 
OCT 
Grants 
Special loans 
Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Stabex 
Sysmin 
Transfer 4th EDF - 6th EDF 
TOTAL OCT (2) 
SUNDRY RECEIPTS (3) 
TOTAL (l) + (2) + (3) INITIAL 
ALLOCATION 
4,362,500,000.00 
600,000,000.00 
207,500,000.00 
210,000,000.00 
80,000.000.00 
600,000,000.00 
925,000,000.00 
415,000,000.00 
7,400,000,000.00 
48,500,000.00 
25,000,000.00 
2,500,000.00 
3,000,000.00 
1,000,000.00 
15,000,000.00 
4,000,000.00 
1,000,000.00 
100,000,000.00 
23,415,326.25 
7,523,415,326.25 OTHER RESOURCES 
OR DEDUCTIONS 
116,726,800.32 
54,448,447.07 
(98,340,995.29) 
(20,059,713.39) 
19,373,908.36 
(54,448,447.07) 
549,977,291.46 
(161,978,499.00) 
121,609,723.70 
6,000,000.00 
533,308,516.16 
3,213,429.97 
279,116.72 
(2,489,325.51) 
(1,000,000.00) 
3,523,425.21 
3,526,425.21 
26,721,894.77 
563,557,057.32 NEW 
SITUATION 
4,479,226,800.32 
654,448,447.07 
109,159,004.71 
189,940,286.61 
99,373,908.36 
545,551,552.93 
1,474,977,291.46 
253,021,501.00 
121,609,723.70 
6,000,000.00 
7,933,308,516.16 
51,713,429.97 
25,000,000.00 
2,779,116.72 
510,674.49 
0.00 
15,000,000.00 
4,000,000.00 
1,000,000.00 
3,523,425.21 
103,526,646.39 
50,137,221.02 
8,086,972,383.57 
57 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - ACP 6th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 
Special Community programme for certain 
highly indebted African countries (debt 
programme) (1) 
Increase in 1987 Stabex resources 
6th EDF (2) 
Increase in 1988 Stabex resources 
6th EDF (3) 
1! Transfer Art. 203 to Art. 204 (4) 
Increase in 1990 Stabex resources (5) 
Reallocation non-committed funds (10) 
Internal reallocation (11) GRANTS 
4,362,500,000.00 
+ 100,000,000.00 
- 40.000,000.00 
+ 56,726,800.32 SPECIAL 
LOANS 
600,000,000.00 
+ 54,448,447.07 INTEREST-RATE 
SUBSIDIES 
207,500,000.00 
- 40,000,000.00 
5,000,000.00 
- 53,340,995.29 
NEW SITUATION 4,479,226,800.32 654,448,447.07 109,159,004.71 EMERGENCY 
AID 
210,000,000.00 
- 20,000,000.00 
59,713.39 
. * 189,940,286.61 AID FOR 
REFUGEES 
80,000,000.00 
+ 20,000,000.00 
- • 626,091.64 
99,373,908.36 RISK CAPITAL 
600,000,000.00 
. 54,448,447.07 
i 
545,551,552.93 j 
58 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - ACP 6th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 
Increase in 1987 Stabex resources (2) 
Increase in 1988 Stabex resources (3) 
Transfer projects 4th EDF + unexpended 
interest on funds deposited 
Replenishment and compensation Stabex 
6th EDF 
Replenishment Stabex 5th EDF 
Increase in 1989 Stabex resources 6th EDF (5) 
Increase in 1990 Stabex resources 7th EDF (6) 
Stabex interest 
Sundry receipts 
Utilization sundry receipts (7) 
Interest on deposited funds exercice 1993 STABEX 
925,000,000.00 
+ 120,000,000.00 
+ 125,000,000.00 
+ 159,399,211.49 
+ 25,703,339.00 
+ 70,000,000.00 
304,762.00 
-f 50,179,502.97 MINING 
PRODUCTS 
415,000,000.00 
55,000,000.00 
54,648,231.00 
52,330,268.00 
NEW SITUATION 1,474,977,291.46 253,021,501.00 
, TRANSFER 
4th EDF-^6th EDF 
+ 121,609,723.70 STRUCTURAL 
ADJUSTMENT 
+ 6,000,000.00 
121,609,723.70 6,000,000.00 SUNDRY 
RECEIPTS 
9,701,222.08 
+ 19,714,104.17 
6,000,000.00 
+ 26,721,894.77 
50,137,221.02 
59 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - OCT 6th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 
Reallocation non-committed 
funds (8) 
Internal reallocation (9) 
(12) 
NEW SITUATION GRANTS 
48,500,000.00 
+ 3,415,000.00 
614,078.82 
+ 412,508.79 SPECIAL 
LOANS 
25,000,000.00 
51,713,429.97 ! 25,000,000.00 INTEREST-RATE 
SUBSIDIES 
2,500,000.00 
+ 617,300.00 
338,183.28 
2,779,116.72 EMERGENCY 
AID 
3,000,000.00 
2,415,000.00 
74,325.51 AID FOR 
REFUGEES 
1,000,000.00 
1,000,000.00 
510,674.49 0.00 RISK CAPITAL 
15,000,000.00 
15,000,000.00 
60 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - OCT 6th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
STABEX MINING 
PRODUCTS TRANSFER 
4th EDF-*6th EDF SUNDRY 
RECEIPTS 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 4,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 23,415,326.25 
Transfer projects 4th EDF + unexpended 
interest on deposited funds 
Internal reallocation (9) + 3,526,646.39 
3,221.18 + 26,721,894.77 
NEW SITUATION 4,000,000.00 1,000,000.00 3,523,425.21 50,137,221.02 
(1) Council Decision n* 87/592/EEC of 14.12.1987 allocating ECU 60 million to implement a special Community programme to aid certain low-income, 
highly indebted African countries. This sum, drawn from repayments of EDF Special loans and Risk capital, was topped up with ECU 40 million 
from the unexpended balance of the fifth EDF (Grants, Interest-rate subsidies, Emergency aid and Risk capital). 
(2) Council Decision of 07.07.1988 increasing 1987 Stabex resources (sixth EDF) by ECU 120 million, of which : 
ECU 40 million from sixth EDF Grants ; 
ECU 20 million from fifth EDF Grants (regional cooperation) ; 
ECU 45 million from sundry fifth EDF receipts ; 
ECU 15 million from the fourth EDF (Grants, Risk capital, Sundry receipts). 
(3) Committee of Ambassadors Decision of 28.07.1989 increasing 1988 Stabex resources by ECU 125 million, of which : 
ECU 2,159,688.12 from the fourth EDF , 
ECU 27,840,311.88 from the fifth EDF ; 
ECU 95,000,000.00 from interest-rate subsidies (ECU 40,000,000.00) and mining products (ECU 55,000,000.00) of the sixth EDF. 
(4) Memo of 26.06.1990 from the Chief Authorizing Officer authorizing the transfer of funds from Article 203 of Lomé III to Article 204. 
(5) ACP-EEC Committee of Ambassadors Decision of 13.07.1990 increasing 1989 Stabex resources (sixth EDF) by ECU 70 million : 
ECU 1,041,900.56 from fourth EDF Interest-rate subsidies ; 
ECU 47,886.44 from fourth EDF Emergency aid , 
ECU 7,445,967.00 from fifth EDF Interest-rate subsidies ; 
ECU 1,816,015.00 from fifth EDF Emergency aid ; 
ECU 5,000,000.00 from sixth EDF Interest-rate subsidies ; 
ECU 54,648,231.00 from sixth EDF Mining products. 
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(6) ACP-EEC Committee of Ambassadors meeting of 31 10.1991 increasing 1990 Stabex resources (seventh EDF) by ECU 100 million 
(7) Commission Decision of 07.03.1991 concerning ECU 3 million (261st meeting of the EDF Committee) 
Commission Decision of 18.12.1992 concerning ECU 3 million (280th meeting of the EDF Committee). 
(8) Commission Decision of 19.07.1991 reallocating non-committed funds. 
(9) Internal reallocation in accordance with and internal memo of 16.11.1992 : allocation of ECU 617,300.00 for Interest-rate subsidies, of which : 
ECU 3,221.18 from the unexpended balance of the fourth EDF for the Virgin Islands (grants) ; 
ECU 614,078.82 from sixth EDF Grants for the OCT. 
(10) Internal reallocations increasing grants by ECU 56,726,800.32 : 
ECU 398,182.68 from unexpended balance of Aid for refugees in accordance with internal note n° 49427 of 21.06.1993 ; 
ECU 113,663.77 from unexpended balance of Aid for refugees in accordance with internal note n" 55271 of 05.10.1993 ; 
- ECU 114,245.19 from unexpended balance of Aid for refugees ; 
- ECU 8,874.39 from unexpended balance of Emergency aid ; 
ECU 53,340,095.29 from Interest-rate subsidies in accordance with Article 4 of the Internal Agreement ; 
ECU 2,700,000.00 from "sundry interest" for audit and evaluation following Commission Decision of 28.06.1993 (286th meeting EDF Committee) 
ECU 88,926.06 from regional commercial promotion allocation in accordance with Article 117.4. 
(11) Transfer of unexpended balance Risk capital to Special loans of ECU 54,448,447.07. 
63 
(12) Internai reallocations increasing Grants by ECU 412,508.79 : 
ECU 74,325.51 from unexpended balance Emergency aid, OCT, in accordance with Article 203. 
ECU 338,183.28 from Interest-rate subsidies, French zone, to the general OCT allocation. 
64 
USE OF RESOURCES 7th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
BREAKDOWN OF FUNDS 
ACP 
Grants 
Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Stabex 
Sysmin 
Transfer 5th EDF - 7th EDF 
Structural adjustment 
TOTAL ACP (1) 
OCT 
Grants 
Interest rate subsidies 
Emergency aid 
Aid for refugees 
Risk capital 
Stabex 
Sysmin 
Transfer 5th EDF -* 7th EDF 
TOTAL OCT (2) 
TOTAL (1) + (2) INITIAL 
ALLOCATION 
6,215,000,000.00 
280,000,000.00 
250,000,000.00 
100,000,000.00 
825,000,000.00 
1,500,000,000.00 
480,000,000.00 
1,150,000,000.00 
10,800,000,000.00 
97,500,000.00 
6,000,000.00 
2,500,000.00 
500,000.00 
25,000,000.00 
6,000,000.00 
2,500,000.00 
140,000,000.00 
10,940,000,000.00 OTHER RESOURCES 
OR DEDUCTIONS 
100,000,000.00 
501,010,940.13 
601,010,940.13 
14,800,730.06 
14,800,730.06 
615,811,670.19 NEW 
SITUATION 
6,215,000,000.00 
280,000,000.00 
250,000,000.00 
100,000,000.00 
825,000,000.00 
1,600,000,000.00 
480,000,000.00 
501,010,940.13 
1,150,000,000.00 
11,401,010,940.13 
97,500,000.00 
6,000,000.00 
2,500,000.00 
500,000.00 
25,000,000.00 
6,000,000.00 
2,500,000.00 
14,800,730.06 
154,800,730.06 
11,555,81 „670.19 
65 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - ACP 7th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
GRANTS INTEREST-RATE 
SUBSIDIES EMERGENCY 
AID AID FOR 
REFUGEES RISK CAPITAL 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 6,215,000,000.00 280,000,000.00 250,000,000.00 100,000,000.00 825,000,000.00 
NEW SITUATION 6,215,000,000.00 280,000,000.00 250,000,000.00 100,000,000.00 825,000,000.00 
66 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - ACP 7th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
STABEX MINING 
PRODUCTS STRUCTURAL 
ADJUSTMENT TRANSFER 
5th EDF -* 7th EDF 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 1,500,000,000.00 480,000,000.00 1,150,000,000.00 
Increase in 1990 Stabex resources 7th EDF (1) 100,000,000.00 
Transfers from 5th EDF (2) 501.010,940.13 
NEW SITUATION 1,600,000,000.00 480,000,000.00 1,150,000,000.00 501,010,940.13 
67 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - OCT 7th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 
NEW SITUATION GRANTS 
97,500,000.00 
97,500,000.00 INTEREST-RATE 
SUBSIDIES 
6,000,000.00 
y 
6,000,000.00 EMERGENCY 
AID 
2,500,000.00 AID FOR 
REFUGEES 
500,000.00 
2,500,000.00 500,000.00 RISK CAPITAL 
25,000,000.00 
i 
i 
25,000,000.00 
68 
SITUATION OF ALLOCATIONS (ECUS) - OCT 7th EDF AT 31.12.1993 
STABEX MINING 
PRODUCTS TRANSFER 
5th EDF - 7th EDF 
INITIAL ALLOCATION 6,000,000.00 2,500,000.00 
Transfer from 5th EDF (3) 14,800,730.06 
NEW SITUATION 6,000,000.00 2,500,000.00 14,800,730.06 
69 
(1) ACP-EEC Committee of Ambassadors decision of 31.10.1991 increasing 1990 Stabex resources by ECU 100 Million 
ECU 762,029.89 from unexpended balance of 1981 Stabex projects, 5th EDF ; 
ECU 143,858.00 from unexpended balance Rehabilitation fund projects, 5th EDF ; 
ECU 45,600,000.00 from mining products, 5th EDF ; 
ECU 859,082.11 from replenishment of 6th EDF Stabex funds ; 
ECU 304,762.00 from unexpended balance of Stabex , 
ECU 52,330,268.00 from 6th EDF mining products. 
(2) Transfers from 5th EDF of ECU 501,010,940.13 of which : 
ECU 303,241,399.93 from unexpended balance of National Indicative Programmes ; 
ECU 129,927,075.94 from unexpended balance of Special loans , 
ECU 565,833.31 from unexpended balance of Rehabilitation funds ; 
- ECU 11,539,259.44 from unexpended balance of AIDS programme ; 
- ECU 380,966.23 from unexpended balance of Risk capital ; 
ECU 3,132,247.36 from unexpended balance of Stabex , 
ECU 39,060,844.07 from unexpended balance of Mining projects ; 
ECU 13,163,313.85 from unexpended balance of National Indicative Programmes 1st, 2nd, 3rd EDFs. 
(3) Transfers from 5th EDF of ECU 14,800,730.06 of which : 
ECU 4,231,057.16 from unexpended balance of National Indicative Programmes , 
ECU 9,117,452.63 from unexpended balance of Special loans ; 
ECU 1,452,220.27 from unexpended balance of National Indicative Programmes 1st, 2nd, 3rd EDFs. 
70 
71 
VII- PROPOSAL CONCERNING THE AMOUNTS TO BE USED 
IN GIVING DISCHARGE TO THE COMMISSION 
IN RESPECT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION 
OF THE EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT FUND 
FOR THE 1993 FINANCIAL YEAR 
PROPOSAL FOR FIGURES TO BE USED IN GIVING DISCHARGE 
TO THE COMMISSION IN RESPECT OF IMPLEMENTATION 
OF THE EDF 
BALANCE SHEET AT 31 DECEMBER 1993 (ECU '000) 
ASSETS : FINANCING 5th EDF 6th EDF 7th EDF 
Grants 
Loans 
Stabex 
Sysmin 
Administrative and financial costs 2,655,202 
686,573 
665,189 
190,979 
9487 3,429,956 
743,121 
1,451,123 
62,050 
1,005 873,856 
62,040 
791,459 
62,660 
SUBTOTAL 4,207,430 5,687,255 1,790,015 
Liquid assets .... 
Other current assets 
Unsettled items . . 524,081 
,194,759 
99,194 
TOTAL 4,207,430 7,505,289 1,790,015 
LIABILITIES 
Member States' contributions 
Other resources 
Transfers 6th + 7th EDF . . . 
Debt to 6th EDF 
Other debts 
TOTAL 4,751,753 
105,663 
(649,986) 
4,207,430 6,958,972 
580,467 
(53,494) 
3,347 
7,505,289 615,699 
1,174,316 
1,790,015 
72 
73 
1. PROPOSAL FOR AMOUNTS TO BE USED IN GIVING DISCHARGE TO THE 
COMMISSION IN RESPECT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 
FIFTH EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT FUND'S OPERATIONS FOR THE 
1993 FINANCIAL YEAR 
Annual revenue (ECU '000) 
- Contributions paid ECU 0,00 
- Sundry receipts ECU 0,00 
Annual expenditure ECU 521,525 
74 
2. PROPOSAL FOR AMOUNTS TO BE USED IN GIVING DISCHARGE TO THE 
COMMISSION IN RESPECT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 
SIXTH EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT FUND'S OPERATIONS FOR THE 
1993 FINANCIAL YEAR 
Annual revenue (ECU '000) 
- Contributions paid ECU 0,00 
- Sundr>' receipts ECU 0,00 
Annual expenditure ECU 571,591 
75 
3. PROPOSAL FOR AMOUNTS TO BE USED IN GIVING DISCHARGE TO THE 
COMMISSION IN RESPECT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 
SEVENTH EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT FUND'S OPERATIONS FOR THE 
1993 FINANCIAL YEAR 
Annual revenue (ECU '000) 
- Contributions paid ECU 0,00 
- Sundry receipts ECU 0,00 
Annual expenditure ECU 705,646 
76 
VIII - ANNEXES : 
SITUATION BY COUNTRY AND BY INSTRUMENT 
CUMULATIVE END YEAR 1993) 5 th EDF RESULT BY STATE (MECU) | Annex 1 Table 1 ^ 
State Allocations Decisions Delegated Payments 
(=NIP) MECU %NIPAppropnatl MECU SNIP 
3LA 
BENIN 
3URKINAFASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
:HAD 
^EROON 
:ONGO 
20MOROS 
=>E VERDE 
JIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
THIOPIA 
ABON 
KANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
(ZAIRE 
* TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA - BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HATTI 
JAMAICA 
T. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
ITA LUCIA 
URINAME 
T. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
RINIDAD I TOBAGO 
TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
UI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
* TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES (1) 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
FINANCIAL & ADMINISTRATIVE EXPEN 
* TOTAL ACP 
• TOTAL OCT 
* TOTAL ACP • OCT INDICATIVE PROGRAMMES(MECU) 
47.1 
81.5 
19,1 
70.6 
42.6 
58.9 
67.0 
30.8 
13.6 
15.7 
5.0 
7.8 
129.6 
14.3 
46.7 
133 
19.3 
71.5 
49.7 
81.2 
17.0 
22.5 
71.1 
67.4 
19.8 
36.7 
87.3 
73.2 
74.8 
61.5 
3.5 
44.5 
57.2 
3.9 
80.8 
17.0 
109.0 
38.3 
80.8 
45.3 
50.6 
40.1 
80.7 
2 068 
2.5 
2.3 
1.9 
1.7 
3.5 
3.5 
13.7 
18.3 
2.0 
3.6 
9.5 
3.6 
6.7 
73 
12.0 
3.8 
18.6 
10.8 
3.4 
1.0 
4.3 
6.2 
60 
0.6 
507.7 
9.5 
2 719 
45.0 
2 764 47.1 
81.5 
19.1 
70.6 
42.6 
58.9 
67.0 
30.8 
13.6 
15.7 
5.0 
7.8 
129.6 
14.3 
467 
13.3 
19.3 
71.5 
49.7 
81.2 
17.0 
22.5 
71.1 
67.4 
19.8 
36.7 
87.3 
73.2 
74.8 
61.5 
3.5 
44.5 
57.2 
3.9 
80.8 
17.0 
109.0 
38.3 
80.8 
45.3 
50.6 
40.1 
80.7 
2 068 
2.5 
2.3 
1.9 
1.7 
3.5 
3.5 
13.7 
18.3 
2.0 
3.6 
9.5 
3.6 
6.7 
73 
12.0 
3.8 
18.6 
10.8 
3.4 
1.0 
4.3 
6.2 
60 
0.6 
507.7 
9.5 
2 719 
45.0 
2 764 100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100, 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 47.1 
81.5 
19.1 
70.6 
42.6 
58.9 
67.0 
30.8 
13.6 
15.7 
5.0 
7.8 
129.6 
14.3 
46.7 
13.3 
19.3 
71.5 
49.7 
81.2 
17.0 
22.5 
71.1 
67.4 
19.8 
36.7 
87.3 
73.2 
74.8 
61.5 
3.5 
44.5 
57.2 
3.9 
80.8 
17.0 
109.0 
38.3 
80.8 
45.3 
50.6 
40.1 
80.7 
2 068 
2.5 
2.3 
1.9 
1.7 
3.5 
3.5 
13.7 
18.3 
2.0 
3.6 
9.5 
3.6 
6.7 
73 
12.0 
3.8 
18.6 
10.8 
3.4 
1.0 
4.3 
6.2 
60 
0.6 
507.7 
9.5 
2 719 
45.0 
2 764 47.'1 
81.5 
19.1 
70.6 
42.6 
58.9 
67.0 
30.8 
13.6 
15.7 
5.0 
7.8 
129.6 
14.3 
46.7 
13 3 
19.3 
71.5 
-49.7 
81.2 
17.0 
22.5 
71.1 
67.4 
19.8 
36.7 
87.3 
73.2 
74.8 
61.5 
3.5 
44.5 
57.2 
3.9 
80.8 
17.0 
109.0 
38.3 
80.8 
45.3 
50.6 
40.1 
80.7 
2 068 
2.5 
2.3 
1.9 
1.7 
3.5 
3.5 
13.7 
18.3 
2.0 
3.6 
9.5 
3.6 
6.7 
73 
12.0 
3.8 
18.6 
10.8 
3.4 
1.0 
4.3 
6.2 
60 
0.6 
507.7 
9.5 
2 719 
45.0 
2 764 100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 NON NIP 
Decisions 
MECU SNIP Payments 
MECU S dec. 
10.9 
9.7 
6.0 
19.9 
10.9 
22.5 
47.5 
2.1 
7.2 
4.4 
2.6 
2.0 
71.4 
9.1 
100.8 
18.2 
7.4 
5.0 
101.6 
54.9 
5.3 
6.6 
35.4 
18.6 
0.8 
13.8 
29.6 
18.2 
12.9 
102.0 
43 
14.5 
30.9 
8.0 
86.1 
10.5 
31.0 
30.9 
15.2 
3.8 
90.7 
11.9 
95.0 
1190 
0.1 
1.2 
0.9 
5.0 
6.1 
34.6 
9.9 
3.0 
5.4 
3.4 
4.0 
73 
19.6 
1.8 
64.8 
4.4 
7.7 
0.3 
2.1 
10.0 
111 
24.0 
23.9 
1.8 
1424 
19.8 
1444 23 
12 
32 
28 
26 
38 
71 
7 
53 
28 
52 
26 
55 
64 
216 
137 
39 
7 
204 
68 
31 
29 
50 
28 
4 
38 
34 
25 
17 
166 
121 
33 
54 
205 
106 
62 
28 
81 
19 
8 
179 
30 
118 
58 
4 
50 
46 
143 
174 
253 
54 
84 
57 
95 
59 
101 
163 
47 
348 
40 
224 
28 
49 
162 
184 
4 325 
5 
19 
52 
44 
52 10.9 
9.7 
6.0 
19.9 
10.9 
22.5 
47.5 
2.1 
7.2 
4.4 
2.6 
2.0 
71.4 
9.1 
100.8 
18.2 
7.4 
5.0 
101.6 
54.9 
5.3 
6.6 
35.4 
18.6 
0.8 
13.8 
29.6 
18.2 
12.9 
102.0 
4.3 
14.5 
30.9 
8.0 
86 1 
10.5 
31.0 
30.9 
15.2 
3.8 
90.7 
11.9 
95.0 
1190 
0.1 
1.2 
0.9 
3.0 
5.4 
3.4 
4.0 
73 
19.6 
1.8 
64.8 
4.4 
7.7 
0.3 
2.1 
10.0 
111 
24.0 
23.9 
1.8 
1424 
19.8 
1444 100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 TOTAL 
Decisions Delegated Payments 
Appropriations 
5.0 100 
6.1 100 
34.6 100 
9.9 100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 58,0 
91.1 
25.1 
90.4 
53.6 
81.4 
114.5 
32.9 
20.8 
20.1 
7.6 
9.8 
200.9 
23.4 
147.6 
31.5 
26.7 
76.4 
151.3 
136.1 
22.3 
29.1 
106.5 
86.0 
20.6 
50.5 
116.9 
91.4 
87.7 
163.4 
7.8 
58.9 
88.1 
12.0 
166.9 
27.4 
140.0 
69.2 
96.0 
49.1 
141.3 
52.0 
175.7 
3 258 
2.6 
3.5 
2.8 
1.7 
8.5 
9.5 
48.3 
28.2 
2.0 
6.6 
14.9 
6.9 
10.7 
146 
31.6 
5.6 
83.4 
15.2 
11.2 
1.2 
65 
16.1 
171 
24.6 
531.7 
11.3 
4143 
64.8 
4 207 58.0 
91.1 
25.1 
90.4 
53.6 
81.4 
114.5 
32.9 
20.8 
20.1 
7.6 
9.8 
200.9 
23.4 
147.6 
31.5 
26.7 
76.4 
151.3 
136.1 
22.3 
29.1 
106.5 
86.0 
20.6 
(50.5 
116.9 
91.4 
87.7 
163.4 
7.8 
58.9 
88.1 
12.0 
166.9 
27.4 
140.0 
69.2 
96.0 
49.1 
141.3 
52.0 
175.7 
3 258 
2.6 
3.5 
2.8 
1.7 
8.5 
9.5 
48.3 
28.2 
2.0 
6.6 
149 
6.9 
10.7 
146 
31.6 
5.6 
83.4 
15.2 
11.2 
1.2 
6.5 
16.1 
171 
24.6 
531.7 
11.3 
4 143 
64.8 
4 207 58.0 
91.1 
254 
•90.4 
53.6 
81.4 
114.5 
32.9 
20.8 
20.1 
7.6 
9.8 
200.9 
23.4 
147.6 
31.5 
26.7 
76.4 
151.3 
136.1 
22.3 
29 1 
106.5 
86.0 
20.6 
50.5 
116.9 
91.4 
87.7 
163.4 
7.8 
58.9 
88.1 
12.0 
166.9 
27.4 
140.0 
69.2 
96.0 
49.1 
141.3 
52.0 
175 7 
3 258 
2.6 
3.5 
2.8 
1.7 
8.5 
95 
48.3 
28.2 
2.0 
6.6 
149 
6.9 
10.7 
146 
31.6 
5.6 
83.4 
15.2 
11.2 
1.2 
6.5 
16.1 
171 
24.6 
531.7 
11.3 
4143 
64.8 
4 207 
PYEAR 1993 5 th EDF RESULT BY STATE (MECU) | Annex 1 Table 2 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GAS ON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
- GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN rf 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
* TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
3UYANA 
-IAITI 
LIAMAICA 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
* TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
| SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
ESTERN SAMOA 
* TOTAL PACIFIC 
LL COUNTRIES (1) 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
FINANCIAL 4 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPEN 
* TOTAL ACP 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT NATIONAL 
Allocations 
(=NIP) INDICATIVE PROGRAMMES(MECU) 
Decisions Delegated Payments 
MECU SNIP APPr°Pnatl MECU SNIP 
1.4 
0.4 73 NONNIP 
Decisions 
MECU 
-0.1 
-2.2 
-0.5 
-1.5 
-0.9 
-0.0 
-0.5 
-2.1 
-0.1 
-3.0 
-2.8 
-1.6 
-0.3 
-0.0 
-2.6 
-0.0 
0.8 
-1.7 
-0.3 
0.0 
-1.3 
-0.1 
-0.0 
-1.3 
-3.6 
-4.9 
-9.0 
-40 
-0.8 
-0.0 
-3.9 
-0.2 
-0.2 
-2.4 
-00 
-1.2 
-9 
-1.0 
-0.6 
-2 
-11.5 
-0.8 
-0.4 
-63 
-0.9 
-64 Payments 
MECU 
01 
0.2 
0.0 
0.0 
0.0 
0.0 
0.3 
0.4 
0.0 
0.8 
0 1 
0.2 
0.0 
0.1 
2 
2.6 
0.0 
3 ^ 
TOTAL I 
Decisions Delegated Payments^ 
-3.9 
-3.0 
-5.8 
-6.3 
-6.1 
-3.5 
-3.2 
-1.4 
-0.8 
-0.3 
-0.3 
-0.7 
-11.2 
-1.6 
-15.3 
-0 7 
-5.7 
-87 
-6.9 
-9.3 
-14.7 
-0.5 
-5.9 
-149 
-0.4 
-3.2 
-7.3 Appropriations 
-3.3 
-2.1 
-4.1 
-3.3 
-0.9 
-1.3 
-2.9 
-1.2 
-05 
01 
-0.1 
-0.0 
-2.8 
-0.0 
-2.1 
-05 
-0.1 
2.2 
-4.1 
-3.5 
-4.5 
-0.2 
-0.9 
-8.8 
0.7 
-2.7 
-3.2 
2.7 
0.2 
8 -6.8 
-3.6 
-5 6 
-0.0 
-4.0 
-8.2 
-0.0 
-8.2 
-0.6 
-6.2 
-2.1 
-6.1 
-6.0 
-11.0 
-11.4 
-23.4 
-245 
-0.2 
-1.7 
-3.6 
-0.4 
-00 
-47 
-5.1 
-0.2 
-0.3 
-6.0 
-0.1 
-36 
-26 
-1.0 
-0.2 
-4.7 
-03 
-0.5 
-00 
-0.7 
-00 
-7 
-11.5 
-71.2 
-0.4 
-362 
-11.7 
-373 03 
-16 
-43 
-0.0 
-3.1 
-2 4 
-00 
-3.2 
-0.1 
-4.3 
-1.1 
-2.1 
-5.2 
-5.9 
-5.1 
-11.8 
-100 
0.0 
-1.2 
1.4 
-0.3 
0.1 
0.0 
0.3 
-11 
-0.0 
-0.3 
-04 
-0.1 
-1.8 
-3 
-0.9 
-0.2 
-4.6 
-0.3 
-0.3 
-0.0 
-0.6 
-0.0 
-7 
-11.0 
-13.6 
-0.1 
-135 
-2.4 
-137 3.8 
29 
0.2 
2.6 
0.1 
0.8 
0.4 
-0.1 
0.5 
0.2 
0.0 
00 
04 
01 
05 
0.1 
01 
3.8 
13 
4 1 
0.0 
0.0 
0.8 
3.9 
0.7 
03 
56 
1.2 
08 
10 
00 
2.1 
0.0 
0.5 
0.3 
1.5 
04 
1.4 
1. 
2.2 
0.8 
0.1 
47 
0.2 
14 
01 
00 
29 
0.4 
04 
01 
06 
6 
08 
06 
0.0 
0.0 
04 
0.1 
2 
2.7 
157 
0.2 
74 
2.3 
76 
CUMULATIVE END YEAR 1993 6 th EDF RESULT BY STATE (MECU) 1 Annex 1 Table 3 "} <^) 
NATIONAL INDICATIVE PROGRAMMES(MECU) NON NIP TOTAL 
State Allocations Decisions Delegated Payments 
(=NIP) MECU %NIPAppropnat' MECU SNIP Decisions 
MECU SNIP Payments 
MECU S dec Decisions Delegated 
Appropnai.-> Payment 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPEVEROE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
HIOPIA 
URITIUS 
URITANIA 
AU 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME 4 PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
ISURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
* TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
* TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES (1) 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
FINANCIAL 4 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPE 
* TOTAL ACP 
• TOTAL OCT 
* TOTAL ACP •OCT 102.0 
89.5 
107.5 
30.5 
108.0 
695 
89.0 
101.0 
48.0 
20.5 
24.5 
16.0 
12.0 
210.0 
260 
97.5 
21.0 
375 
114.0 
820 
135 0 
450 
41.5 
125.0 
114.5 
31.0 
61.5 
137.0 
160.0 
122 0 
110.0 
1085 
6.2 
65.5 
117.0 
6.0 
145.0 
25.5 
176.5 
61.5 
133.0 
2135 
920 
770 
1665 
3 882 
4.5 
5.0 
8.0 
40 
6.0 
5.5 
22.1 
40.2 
3.5 
6.0 
24.0 
7.0 
15.0 
151 
20.0 
6.5 
34.5 
17.0 
6.5 
2.0 
6.7 
9.0 
102 
88.3 
9065 
37 
5 134 
76.7 
5 210 85.9 
89.4 
106.0 
30.3 
107.8 
68.8 
89.0 
100.8 
48.0 
20.4 
24.5 
16.0 
12.0 
209.6 
25.9 
78.3 
21.0 
37.5 
113.8 
82.0 
131.1 
31.3 
41.5 
99.9 
103.2 
27.5 
61.5 
136.9 
153.9 
121.9 
110.0 
108.5 
6.2 
64 9 
80.7 
6.0 
94.9 
25.3 
1764 
60.9 
133.0 
213.3 
91.8 
77.0 
162.2 
3 687 
3.9 
4.0 
7.9 
4.0 
60 
5.5 
21.2 
40.2 
2.8 
6.0 
19.6 
7.0 
128 
141 
178 
6.5 
34.4 
16.7 
6.5 
1.9 
6.7 
9.0 
99 
832.5 
3.7 
4 763 
64.7 
4 828 84 
100 
99 
99 
100 
99 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
80 
100 
100 
100 
100 
97 
70 
100 
80 
90 
89 
100 
100 
96 
100 
100 
100 
99 
99 
69 
100 
65 
99 
100 
99 
100 
100 
100 
100 
97 
95 
87 
79 
99 
100 
100 
100 
96 
100 
79 
100 
82 
100 
85 
93 
89 
100 
100 
98 
100 
95 
100 
100 
97 
92 
100 
93 
84 
93 78.1 
85.9 
97.0 
21.2 
94.6 
65.8 
66.7 
92.2 
27.7 
19.3 
22.3 
15.9 
6.1 
147.7 
19.3 
50.4 
19.3 
26 1 
111.1 
78.3 
101.2 
11.1 
39 8 
74.0 
95.3 
24.3 
546 
118.1 
127 3 
102.1 
103.2 
1062 
6.0 
50.5 
78.9 
59 
•67.8 
228 
157.8 
49.5 
127,3 
163.5 
82.5 
60.0 
1121 
3 087 
3.5 
24 
7.4 
3.4 
6.0 
5.5 
20.8 
33.8 
2.6 
5.2 
13.1 
6.8 
5.7 
116 
12.0 
64 
31.2 
13.3 
2.7 
0.4 
6.2 
9.0 
81 
707.3 
1.5 
3 993 
48.3 
4 042 74.9 
78.1 
68.4 
165 
83.3 
58.6 
57.7 
806 
19.1 
17.4 
17.1 
12.7 
5.6 
123.9 
16.7 
41.8 
17.3 
19.9 
95.8 
72.0 
86.8 
7.6 
352 
64.8 
91.9 
18.9 
38.6 
101.3 
115.9 
91.2 
70.8 
91.5 
5.4 
37.4 
61.4 
5.4 
62.5 
21.3 
142.3 
43.6 
118.8 
117.8 
73.4 
46.0 
81.4 
2 609 
0.7 
1.8 
6.7 
2.7 
5.7 
5.1 
20.2 
28.7 
2.5 
4.4 
11.5 
6.6 
4.0 
101 
81 
5.0 
28.6 
10.3 
1.4 
0.3 
5.0 
7.7 
66 
537.3 
1.0 
3 314 
39.0 
3 353 73 
87 
64 
54 
77 
84 
65 
80 
40 
85 
70 
79 
47 
59 
64 
43 
83 
53 
84 
88 
64 
17 
85 
52 
80 
61 
63 
74 
72 
75 
64 
84 
86 
57 
53 
91 
43 
84 
81 
71 
89 
55 
80 
60 
49 
67 
16 
36 
84 
67 
95 
93 
91 
71 
'73 
73 
48 
94 
27 
67 
41 
77 
83 
61 
21 
17 
74 
86 
65 
59 
27 
65 
51 
64 21.5 
34.3 
20.2 
31.2 
58.8 
42.6 
544 
203.3 
20.2 
11.8 
3.2 
3.8 
14.2 
183.6 
35 
27.1 
19.9 
6.6 
57.9 
3856 
91.5 
9.3 
14.2 
35.4 
55.1 
12.2 
424 
382 
67.7 
373 
77.2 
164 2 
1.8 
1.9 
32.3 
4.1 
152.8 
9.7 
362 
507 
28.5 
290 
14.2 
148 
16.5 
2 241 
1.5 
2.4 
5.7 
3.4 
5.0 
5.3 
4.3 
13.1 
1.5 
3.2 
47 
3.5 
11.7 
65 
53 
2.8 
138.2 
33.8 
6.4 
0.6 
20.0 
15.6 
223 
0.2 
81.5 
67 
: G17 
240 
2 641 21 
38 
19 
102 
54 
61 
61 
201 
42 
58 
13 
24 
118 
87 
14 
28 
95 
18 
51 
470 
68 
21 
34 
28 
48 
40 
69 
28 
42 
31 
70 
151 
29 
3 
28 
68 
105 
38 
21 
82 
21 
14 
15 
19 
10 
58 
33 
49 
72 
84 
84 
97 
19 
33 
43 
54 
20 
51 
78 
43 
26 
43 
401 
199 
98 
32 
298 
173 
218 
0 
9 
180 
51 
31 
51 18.8 
31.3 
17.1 
20.3 
53.7 
33.1 
46.4 
203.1 
11.5 
11.8 
3.1 
3.1 
13.8 
180.5 
3.2 
23.8 
19.8 
64 
43.4 
378 7 
84.2 
7.4 
7.9 
336 
51.4 
12.0 
37.8 
37.5 
581 
35.3 
686 
139.9 
1.5 
1.6 
25.2 
3.9 
1447 
9.0 
33.8 
33.2 
20.7 
18.0 
12.7 
100 
43 
2 015 
1.3 
42 
2.6 
5.0 
52 
3.9 
7.6 
1.5 
2.9 
3.6 
3.2 
8.1 
49 
34 
27 
118.7 
33 7 
6.2 
0.2 
20.0 
15.4 
200 
0.0 
45.8 
3 2 
?3^4 
19 7 
2 334 87 
91 
85 
65 
91 
78 
85 
100 
57 
100 
99 
82 
98 
98 
92 
88 
100 
96 
75 
98 
92 
79 
55 
95 
93 
98 
89 
98 
86 
95 
89 
85 
87 
85 
78 
96 
95 
93 
93 
66 
73 
62 
90 
68 
26 
90 
55 
73 
76 
100 
98 
91 
58 
100 
91 
78 
91 
69 
75 
65 
99 
86 
100 
98 
37 
100 
99 
90 
16 
56 
5C 
88 
82 
88 107.4 
123 7 . 
1261 
61.5 
166.6 
1114 
1434 
304.2 
68.2 
32.2 
27.6 
19.8 
26.1 
393.2 
29.4 
105.5 
40.9 
44.1 
171.7 
467.7 
222.6 
40.6 
55.7 
135.3 
158.3 
39.7 
103.9 
1751 
221.7 
1592 
187.2 
272.7 
7.9 
66.8 
113.0 
10.1 
247.7 
35.1 
212.6 
111.6 
161.4 
242 4 
1060 
91.7 
178.7 
5 927 
5.4 
64 
13.7 
7.4 
110 
10.8 
25.5 
53.2 
4.3 
9.2 
24.3 
10.5 
24 5 
206 
23 1 
93 
172 6 
505 
12.9 
2.5 
267 
246 
322 
0.2 
914 0 
1C 4 
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cf: e 
7 469 996 
118.0 
116.2 
51.0 
152.8 
108.4 
119.5 
295 6 
47.9 
31.1 
25.5 
19.3 
20.2 
331.2 
22.5 
77.6 
39.1 
32.8 
159 0 
4636 
1924 
20.3 
51.0 
109.4 
1502 
365 
928 
1557 
194.5 
139.1 
180 2 
248.8 
7.7 
52.3 
110.8 
100 
2186 
32.3 
1940 
844 
155 3 
1925 
96.1 
74.7 
1285 
5 259 
50 
4.6 
131 
6.7 
110 
108 
25.1 
456 
4.1 
8.4 
17.4 
104 
173 
179 
17 3 
9 1 
166 2 
47.1 
9.0 
1.1 
262 
24 6 
301 
02 
783 3 
7 2 
6 530 
69 & 
6 6Û0 93 6 
109.4 
85.6 
36.8 
137.0 
91.8 
104.0 
283.7 
30.6 
29.2 
20.2 
15.8 
19.5 
304.4 
199 
65.7 
37.1 
263 
139.2 
450.7 
171.0 
15.0 
43.0 
984 
143.4 
30.9 
764 
138.8 
174.1 
126.5 
139 4 
231.4 
6.9 
390 
86.6 
9.3 
207.2 
30.3 
176.1 
76 8 
139 5 
1358 
86 1 
560 
857 
4 624 
0.7 
3.1 
109 
5.3 
107 
104 
24.1 
36.3 
4.0 
73 
15.1 
9.8 
121 
150 
11 6 
7 8 
1472 
440 
7.6 
06 
24 9 
23 1 
267 
00 
583 C 
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YEAR 1993 6 th EDF RESULT BY STATE (MECU) j Annex 1 Table 4 yP 
SNATIONAL INDICATIVE PROGRAMMES(MECU) 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME 4 PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
" TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
aARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD 4 TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
'.' CLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
M STERN SAMOA 
* TOTAL PACIFIC 
A; l COUNTRIES (1) 
M C.IONA1 COOPERATION 
F iNANClAl I ADMINISTRATIVE EXPE 
• TOTAL ACP 
• 'OTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT (=NlP) Decisions Delegated 
MECU ^N|p Appropnati Payments 
MECU SNIP 
102 0 
89.5 
107.5 
30.5 
108.0 
69.5 
89.0 
101.0 
43.0 
205 
245 
16.0 
120 
210.0 
260 
97.5 
21.0 
37.5 
114.0 
82.0 
135.0 
45.0 
41.5 
125.0 
114.5 
31.0 
61.5 
137.0 
160.0 
122.0 
1100 
1085 
6.2 
65.5 
117.0 
6.0 
1450 
255 
176.5 
61.5 
1330 
213.5 
920 
77.0 
1665 
3 882 
4.5 
5.0 
8.0 
4.0 
6.0 
55 
22.1 
40.2 
3.5 
6.0 
24.0 
7.0 
15.0 
151 
20.0 
6.5 
34.5 
17.0 
6.5 
2.0 
6.7 
9.0 
102 
883 
9065 
37 
5 134 
767 
5 210 0.2 
-0.1 
-0.4 
0.0 
-0.1 
-0.1 
-0.2 
0.2 
-0.0 
-0.0 
01 
01 
0.3 
00 
0 1 
1.5 
2.0 
-3.9 
-0.6 
2.9 
-2.0 
0.1 
2.3 
-0.1 
-0.4 
-0.1 
-0.0 
8.9 
29.2 
-0.6 
-0.1 
0.2 
0.0 
-0.1 
-0.2 
-0.1 
39 
0.0 
0.4 
0.0 
0.1 
3.4 
0.1 
4.5 
-0.9 
8 
0.5 
-0.0 
-0.0 
-0.0 
94 
27 
59 
7.6 
67 0 
-0 
-0 
0 
-0 
-0 
-0 
0 
-0 
-0 
-0 
14 
25 
-0 
-1 
0 
0 
-0 
-0 
-0 
1 
0 
2 
19 
-6 
5 
2 
-0 
-0 
-1 
1 
73 
1 
10 
1 0.5 
5.9 
21.2 
1.9 
7.0 
4.9 
2.0 
47 
3.3 
1.7 
2.0 
0.7 
0.1 
9.0 
0.1 
3.4 
0.7 
4.0 
10.1 
3.7 
5.8 
-0.2 
1.1 
6.9 
1.5 
3.4 
5.3 
16.4 
3.7 
1.6 
-09 
44 
0.3 
3.2 
35.2 
2.4 
-0.0 
10.3 
0.2 
2.2 
23.3 
1.1 
4.0 
-0.8 
217 
28 
0.4 
0.2 
0.0 
0.4 
0.2 
0.2 
0.8 
14 
0.0 
-0.9 
5 
1.0 
0.3 
0.7 
1.6 
0.9 
0.1 
0.8 
80.0 
0.5 
309 
5.6 
314 4.7 
4.4 
23.7 
1.4 
10.1 
6.5 
4.3 
156 
6.2 
1.8 
2.5 
3.1 
0.7 
12.3 
0.5 
5.8 
0.6 
2.3 
15.6 
1.7 
69 
0.1 
1.6 
6.2 
23 
9.2 
7.0 
21.6 
9.9 
9.4 
10.8 
140 
1.2 
8.1 
23.0 
0.2 
4.8 
1.4 
18.1 
0.5 
132 
294 
103 
5.0 
-04 
338 
0.1 
04 
0.3 
0.7 
01 
0.1 
0.9 
5.8 
0.0 
0.9 
1.6 
0.8 
-2.4 
9 
2.2 
1.6 
0.8 
1.0 
0.6 
0.0 
11 
25 
10 
82 2 
04 
439 
68 
446 1 
2 
4 
14 
1 
14 
7 
11 
-16 
6 
11 
24 
2 
6 
9 
2 
17 
28 
10 
9 
11 
9 
9 
9 NON NIP 
Decisions 
MECU 
-0.5 
-0.7 
-6.5 
-0.2 
0.8 
-5.8 
-0.1 
-6.4 
0.3 
0.0 
-0.0 
1.2 
-1.9 
-0.1 
-1.0 
0.6 
-5.7 
-0.0 
1.3 
-0.1 
-0.7 
0.2 
-8.0 
-0.0 
-9.0 
0.3 
1.7 
-40 
-0.6 
0.3 
-0.1 
-0.0 
0.0 
05 
-0.0 
0 
-0.2 
-2.2 
-0.1 
0.5 
-2 
-1.7 
0.4 
-43 Payments 
MECU 
5.8 
2.4 
13.1 
1.4 
1.3 
04 
0.3 
0.1 
0.0 
1.6 
2.1 
0.0 
91 
0.3 
1.4 
2.0 
1.6 
6.0 
2.3 
-0.2 
0.2 
0.7 
4.2 
10.4 
3.0 
4.3 
0.7 
0.6 
2.5 
0.2 
4.0 
0.1 
3.9 
1.9 
8.0 
3.7 
02 
2.1 
04 
102 
0.8 
2.0 
0.5 
1.7 
03 
0.3 
2.4 
8 
0.5 
0.0 
0.4 
0.5 
0.7 
0.1 
0.0 
1.2 
3 
-0.1 
7.6 
1.8 
123 
3.0 
126 TOTAL 
Decisions Delegated Payments 
Appropriations 
05 -0.4 
-0.8 
-69 
0.0 
-0.2 
0.6 
-0.2 
-5.6 
-0.0 
-0.0 
-0.1 
-6.3 
04 
0.3 
0.0 
0.1 
1.5 
2.0 
-39 
-0.6 
1.2 
1.0 
-2.1 
-0.8 
2.9 
-5.8 
-0.4 
-0.1 
-0.0 
-0.0 
8.9 
30.5 
-0.1 
-1.3 
0.0 
-7.8 
0.0 
-9.1 
0.1 
1.7 
-0.1 
-1 
0.0 
-0.6 
0.3 
0.4 
-0.1 
0.1 
3.4 
0.2 
5.0 
-0.0 
-0.9 
8 
0.3 
-2.2 
-0.2 
0.5 
-2 
7.7 
2.7 
16 
8.0 
23 4.7 
15.6 
1.3 
7.4 
5.6 
2.0 
4.7 
-2.5 
1.7 
2.0 
0.6 
01 
2.9 
0.1 
3.4 
0.7 
4.0 
10.6 
3.7 
5.8 
1.0 
-0.7 
5.0 
1.4 
2.6 
4.9 
11.2 
3.7 
2.6 
-0.9 
8.0 
0.2 
3.5 
365 
-0.1 
3.4 
-0.1 
2.3 
0.2 
2.8 
193 
1.5 
6.4 
-0.8 
189 
2.8 
0.2 
2.6 
0.0 
03 
0.2 
0.7 
0.8 
1.4 
-0.0 
1.4 
10 
0.8 
0.3 
13.5 
16 
0.8 
0.6 
0.8 
18 
79.7 
2.5 
300 
5.7 
305 4.7 
10.1 
26.1 
14.5 
11.5 
7.8 
4.6 
15.9 
6.2 
1.8 
2.6 
3.1 
0.7 
13.9 
0.5 
7.9 
0.6 
2.4 
24.7 
2.0 
8.2 
2.1 
3.2 
12.2 
4.6 
9.0 
7.2 
22.3 
14.1 
19.8 
13.8 
183 
1.8 
8.8 
255 
0.4 
88 
1.5 
21.9 
2.4 
21.2 
33.2 
105 
7.1 
-0.0 
439 
0.1 
1.2 
2.3 
0.7 
0.6 
0.1 
09 
7.5 
0.0 
0.9 
1.9 
1.1 
-0.0 
17 
2.7 
1.6 
1.2 
1.4 
1.3 
0.1 
1.2 
3.7 
13 
-0.1 
898 
2:2 
562 
9.8 
572 
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CAPE VERDE 
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IATORIAL GUINEA 
CO BIQUE 
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NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA (3/ 
SAO TOME 4 PRINCIPE 
SUDAN (l) 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
(NIGERIA 
JZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
* TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA - BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
JBAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME (^ 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
* TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FUI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES (1) 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
FINANCIAL & ADMINISTRATIVE EXPE 
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•TOTALtXrr^ 
P •« TOTAL ACP • OCT CO ^Pi^^^4*NIP:,Appf^^ 
115.0 
83.0 
124.0 
32.0 
112.0 
75.0 
101.5 
110.0 
51.0 
22.0 
23.0 
17.5 
12.5 
225.0 
29.0 
105.0 
21.0 
37.0 
115.0 
90.0 
140.0 
50.0 
42.5 
130.0 
121.0 
34.0 
61.0 
136.0 
154.0 
45.0 
124.5 
118.0 
112.0 
4.5 
77.0 
111.0 
6.5 
142.0 
250 
166.0 
68.0 
145.0 
365.0 
95.0 
88.0 
170.0 
4 232 
3.5 
5.5 
9.0 
3.5 
85.0 
5.5 
4.5 
26.0 
106.0 
46.0 
2.5 
5.0 
27.0 
5.0 
17.0 
351 
22.0 
6.0 
40.0 
19.0 
6.0 
1.3 
6.5 
9.0 
110 
272.7 
1250.0 
6215 
97.5 
6 313 >25.4V 
60.4 
75.5 
rl3.9 
\A5.A 
16.3 
63.4 
49.2 
19.7 
7.6 
8.3 
12.7 
5.5 
52.9 
11.8 
19.5 
18.3 
9.1 
102.4 
56.0 
25.8 
35.0 
1.2 
15.8 
15.7 
35.5 
67.4 
99.7 
22.4 
62,1 
23.9 
91.2 
2.7 
39.8 
21.6 
83.8 
23.5 
104.5 
117.0 
69.9 
38.5 
1676 
0.4 
3.4 
8.7 
3.5 
49.8 
0.2 
4.5 
25.5 
39.5 
0.1 
1.0 
3.3 
11.8 
152 
1.3 
0.9 
29.2 
3.8 
0.0 
1.0 
0.5 
1.4 
38 
390.1 
2 266" 
"20.6 
2 276 •'•22 
73 
61 
43 
41 
22 
62 
45 
39 
34 
36 
73 
44 
24 
41 
19 
87 
25 
89 
62 
18 
82 
1 
13 
46 
58 
50 
65 
50 
50 
20 
81 
59 
52 
5.7 88 
87 
50 
34 
72 
32 
74 
44 
40 
10 
61 
97 
100 
59 
3 
100 
98 
86 
2 
20 
65 
70 
43 
6 
15 
73 
20 
0 
77 
8 
15 
35 6.1 
5.8 
25.6 
42: 
19.7 
0.8 
42 
12.1 
0.1 
1.4 
0.5 
2.9 
0.4 
33.8 
0.3 
14.1 
11.8 
3.1 
31.4 
6.7 
11.6 
15.6 
0.1 
3.7 
6.1 
20.6 
31.8 
7.2 
6.2 
44.6 
6.9 
17.4 
0.9 
11.7 
1.7 
11.3 
16.6 
7.2 
36.9 
45.8 
28.8 
23.2 
541 
0.4 
1.9 
8.7 
10.1 
0.1 
2.0 
0.3 
4.1 
0.0 
0.6 
0.0 
1.8 
30 
0.1 
0.8 
7.7 
1.0 
0.0 
0.1 
0.3 
0.1 
10 
31 142.5 
36 
21 
36 724 
2.6 
726 5.7 
4.5 
21.9 
0.7 
7.5 
0.5 
1.3 
5.3 
0.0 
0.1 
0.1 
0.5 
0.2 
17.2 
0.0 
11.3 
6.8 
1.4 
1.9 
0.9 
1.3 
7.0 
0.1 
1.1 
0.2 
6.7 
25.7 
1.7 
1.4 
26.1 
0.5 
47 
0.8 
1.7 
0.5 
4.3 
2.4 
1.1 
20.9 
19.1 
20.1 
6.3 
242 
0.2 
0.2 
4.1 
9.5 
0.8 
0.0 
0.8 
0.0 
0.0 
0.1 
16 
0.0 
0.3 
4.6 
0.4 
0.0 
0.0 
0.2 
0.1 
6 
73.7 
336 
1.5 
338 *&. ^NONNIPfS-.-vfe 
^MECU ;i %NIP ^ MECU% JBec. 
26.6 
34.0 
61.0 
6.1 
45.9 
11.9 
3.5 
169.4 
0.2 
10.4 
5.8 
1.0 
4.3 
213.4 
1.2 
75.0 
11.5 
21.0 
36.5 
202.3 
67.7 
15.8 
24.6 
49.9 
62.2 
4.1 
52.6 
60.5 
61.1 
42.7 
5.0 
42.8 
34.5 
0.0 
36.0 
8.2 
3.6 
89.0 
4.0 
141.6 
25.5 
99.1 
47.5 
147.3 
46.6 
29.4 
2142 
0.2 
0.8 
3.5 
0.4 
49.0 
5.3 
7.3 
13.7 
20.3 
45.2 
0.0 
0.1 
3.9 
0.1 
15.5 
166 
3.1 
Ô.7 
63.2 
6.4 
2.2 
0.0 
2.2 
4.7 
83 
11.5 
105.2 
0.4 
2 508 
17.4 
2 525 23 
41 
49 
19 
41 
16 
3 
154 
0 
47 
25 
5 
34 
95 
4 
71 
55 
57 
32 
225 
48 
32 
58 
38 
51 
12 
86 
44 
40 
95 
4 
36 
31 
1 
47 
7 
55 
63 
16 
85 
37 
68 
13 
155 
53 
17 
51 
7 
15 
39 
12 
58 
97 
163 
53 
19 
98 
0 
3 
14 
1 
91 
47 
14 
12 
158 
34 
37 
2 
33 
53 
75 
A 
8 
40 
-18 
40 15.8 
24.1 
40.3 
0.1 
24.7 
9.4 
0.0 
153.9 
7.1 
4.1 
0.2 
3.5 
157.7 
62.7 
6.0 
0.5 
13.1 
197.5 
54.3 
4.9 
9.3 
42.4 
29.6 
3.4 
37.0 
28.1 
30.0 
5.1 
0.4 
30.9 
7.3 
7.9 
2.2 
9.5 
0.0 
80.0 
13.0 
73.4 
10.7 
128.2 
11.9 
3.4 
1344 
14.3 
1.7 
4.9 
8.1 
1.8 
0.9 
0.3 
0.5 
32 
1.8 
0.6 
54.7 
6.1 
0.0 
0.0 
Z1 
4.7 
70 
0.3 
1.3 
0.0 
1448 
; 4.3 
1452 59 
71 
66 
2 
54 
79 
0 
91 
68 
71 
24 
83 
74 
84 
52 
2 
36 
98 
80 
31 
38 
85 
48 
84 
70 
46 
49 
12 
8 
72 
21 
22 
62 
11 
0 
57 
51 
74 
22 
87 
25 
12 
63 
3 
20 
59 
80 
86 
95 
0 
100 
96 
100 
85 
2 
1 
2 
68 
'25 
68 TOTAL-
Inpayments 
^OJ*^ ^Appropriations ....„->• 
•52.0 
94.4' 
136.6 
20.0 
91.4 
28.2 
67.0 
218.6 
19.9 
18.0 
14.1 
13.7 
9.8 
266.3 
13.1 
94.5 
29.8 
30.0 
139.0 
258.3 
93.5 
15.8 
59.6 
51.1 
78.0 
19.8 
88.2 
127.8 
160.9 
65.1 
67.1 
66.7 
125.7 
2.7 
75.8 
8.2 
9.3 
89.0 
25.6 
225.3 
48.9 
203.6 
164.6 
217.2 
85.1 
29.4 
3 818 
0.6 
4.2 
12.2 
3.9 
98.8 
5.5 
11.8 
39.2 
20.3 
84.7 
0.1 
1.1 
3.9 
3.3 
27.4 
317 
4.4 
1.6 
92.4 
10.2 
2.3 
1.0 
2.7 
6.1 
121 
11.5 
495.3 
0.4 
4 763 
380 
4 801. 30.9 
38.9 
81.5 
8.4 
47.8 
11.4 
5.5 
181.0 
0J2 
11.3 
6.1 
3.7 
4.0 
236.9 
0.4 
83.2 
21.1 
10.8 
62.2 
207.1 
75.4 
10.5 
25.1 
45.8 
53.0 
10.0 
69.8 
90.7 
58.0 
11.9 
47.1 
46.9 
35.2 
1.0 
37.2 
3.0 
4.1 
18.2 
14.9 
157.5 
21.3 
115.2 
92.4 
173.9 
607 
17.6 
2 349 
0.5 
2.3 
12.2 
0.3 
36.1 
5.4 
9.2 
12.7 
2.4 
9.6 
0.0 
0.6 
1.6 
0.1 
15.7 
108 
3.1 
1.5 
70.9 
7.4 
0.5 
0.1 
2.5 
4.9 
91 
11.2 
175.8 
0.4 
2 735 
115 
2 747 21.5 
28.6 
62.1 
0.8 
32.*2 
9.9 
1.3 
159.1 
0.0 
7.2 
4.2 
0.7 
3.7 
174.9 
0.0 
74.0 
12.9 
1.9 
15.1 
198.4 
55.6 
4.9 
16.3 
42.4 
30.7 
3.6 
43.7 
53.8 
31.8 
65 
26.5 
31.4 
12.1 
0.8 
9.7 
2.8 
9.5 
4.3 
82.4 
14 1 
94.2 
29.8 
148.3 
18.2 
34 
1585 
0.2 
0.2 
4.1 
23.9 
1.7 
5.6 
8.1 
1.8 
1.7 
0.0 
0.3 
0.0 
0.6 
48 
1.9 
0.9 
59.2 
6.5 
0.0 
0.1 
22 
4.8 
76 
0.3 
75.0 
0.0 
1784 
5.8 
1790 
h^EAR* 1993 
.>*e'«-j ^v^r 7 th EDF RESULT BY STATE (MECU) | Annex 1 Table 6 S4 
•>*£ 
•?^ : NATIONAL INDICATIVE PROGRAMMES(MECU) r 
Allocations"^- .Decisions .^:t Defecated ^^^^'te^. > 
^4JÏP)'" 'MECU SNIP ApPfopri^-#x^ECtr^iSNIP 
ANGOLA. . 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE, 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
EY COAST 
rA 
?IA (l) 
.ESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
.SIERRA LEONE 
I SOMALIA fj) 
|SAO TOME i PRINCIPE 
(SUDAN ( I ) 
(SWAZILAND 
TANZANLA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
C.AMBIA 
IMBABWE 
(ZAIRE ( l) 
* TOTAL AFRICA 
UkNTIGUA - BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
IGRENADA 
ANA 
AITI (») 
AMAJCA 
T CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
A LUCIA 
URINAME ^l) 
T. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
RINIDAD k TOBAGO 
" TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
ONGA 
UVALU 
VANUATU 
ASTERN SAMOA 
* TOTAL PACIFIC 
AU COUNTRIES (1) 
RfGtONAL COOPERATION 
INANCIM. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPE 
* TOTAL ACP 
TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT 115 0 
83.0 
124.0 
32.0 
112.0 
75.0 
101.5 
110.0 
51.0 
22.0 
23.0 
17.5 
12.5 
225.0 
29.0 
105.0 
21.0 
37.0 
115.0 
90.0 
140.0 
500 
42.5 
130.0 
121.0 
34.0 
61.0 
136.0 
154.0 
45.0 
1245 
118.0 
112 0 
4.5 
77.0 
111.0 
6.5 
142.0 
25.0 
166.0 
68.0 
145.0 
365.0 
95.0 
88.0 
170.0 
4 232 
3.5 
5.5 
9.0 
3.5 
85.0 
5.5 
4.5 
26.0 
106.0 
46.0 
25 
50 
27.0 
5.0 
17.0 
351 
220 
6.0 
40.0 
19.0 
6.0 
1.3 
6.5 
9.0 
110 
2727 
1 250.0 
6 215 
97.5 
6 313 16.3 
43.1 
33.4 
72 
7.0 
15.5 
16.4 
33.7 
10.2 
4.7 
7.2 
1.6 
5.7 
11.3 
5.0 
1.0 
2.5 
36.9 
442 
13.4 
1.1 
11.4 
7.0 
14.8 
32.2 
33.4 
17.7 
35.8 
16.8 
27.8 
1.3 
17.2 
1.8 
6.1 
26.2 
-1.2 
46.8 
11.1 
21.8 
8.1 
653 
0.0 
3.1 
01 
3.5 
16.4 
0.2 
21.0 
18.3 
0.0 
1.0 
3.2 
11.8 
79 
1.3 
0.5 
21.3 
1.4 
0.0 
0.0 
0.1 
1.3 
26 14 
52 
27 
22 
6 
21 
16 
31 
20 
21 
31 
9 
3 
39 
5 
5 
7 
32 
49 
10 
1 
9 
21 
24 
24 
22 
39 
29 
14 
25 
28 
22 
28 
24 
16 
-2 
32 
3 
23 
9 
15 
0 
56 
1 
100 
19 
3 
81 
40 
2 
20 
65 
70 
22 
6 
8 
53 
8 
0 
2 
2 
15 
24 
178.8 14 
937 
17.0 
954 15 
17 
15 1.2 
1.4 
2.9 
3.3 
17.3 
0.8 
3.5 
0.8 
0.1 
1.4 
0.2 
2.7 
-0.0 
18.8 
0.3 
2.8 
2.5 
2.5 
31.1 
6.1 
11.6 
0.9 
0.0 
37 
6.1 
20.1 
11.7 
6.6 
4.5 
29.9 
4.0 
17.1 
04 
11.7 
1.7 
1.8 
16.0 
7.2 
22.1 
16.1 
11.5 
23.1 
327 
0.1 
1.7 
4.3 
1.2 
0.1 
1.7 
-4.0 
3.8 
0.6 
1.8 
11 
0.1 
0.7 
0.5 
0.7 
0.0 
0.1 
0.3 
0.1 
2 
80.0 
421 
1.9 
423 3.4 
'"4.5 
15.0 
0.6 
6.8 
0.5 
1.1 
5.3 
0.0 
0.0 
0.1 
0.5 
0.2 
17.2 
0.0 
1.2 
38 
1.1 
1.9 
0.7 
1.3 
2.1 
0.0 
1.1 
0.2 
6.7 
8.6 
1.7 
1.3 
196 
0.4 
4.7 
0.5 
1.7 
05 
2.3 
2.2 
1.1 
6.3 
10.1 
8.0 
6.3 
1.2 
0.8 
0.0 
0.7 
0.1 
5 
00 
0.3 
0.4 
0.4 
0.0 
0.0 
0.2 
0.1 
1 
35.5 
193 
0.9 
194 3 
5 
12 
2 
6 
1 
1 
5 
0 
0 
1 
3 
1 
8 
0 
1 
18 
3 
2 
1 
1 
5 
0 
1 
1 
11 
6 
1 
3 
16 
0 
4 
11 
2 
151 4 
0.1 3 
0.2 4 
2.0 22 .-NON NIP 
^Decisions c.V ;.'••. • 
-*MECU>V' -
7.5 
20.4 
43 4 
61 
94 
26 
3.5 
14.0 
0.2 
59 
0.3 
0.6 
07 
88.4 
1.2 
42.7 
49 
136 
99 
228 
7.9 
134 
152 
5.2 
36.7 
1.0 
243 
333 
23 0 
402 
50 
126 
21.9 
00 
4.9 
8.2 
0.0 
15.1 
4.0 
71.6 
2.5 
109 
268 
52.3 
27.1 
27.4 
789 
0.2 
0.8 
3.5 
0.4 
35.5 
2.5 
2.0 
13.7 
2.0 
39.6 
0.0 
0.1 
3.4 
0.1 
5.5 
109 
1.8 
0.2 
14.1 
0.3 
05 
0.1 
17 
11.5 
86.9 
0.4 
1014 
13.6 
1027 'Payments 
MECU 
6.6 
14.5 
261 
0.1 
0.2 
0.1 
0.0 
4.3 
4.0 
0.2 
42.0 
39.4 
3.0 
05 
4.9 
24.4 
4.9 
49 
9.3 
20.8 
25.9 
03 
133 
11.7 
281 
5 1 
04 
34 
1.9 
7.9 
02 
61 
0.0 
333 
2.2 
107 
96.2 
11.6 
22 
471 
12.8 
0.9 
0.5 
8.1 
0.9 
09 
24 
0.7 
0.2 
5.5 
1.5 
0.0 
0.0 
2.1 
2.3 
12 
0.3 
0.9 
0.0 
508 
36 
512 TOTAL , - . '. 
Delegated "i*ayments 
Appropriations f^_ 
23.9 
63.5 
76.8 
13.3 
16.4 
18.1 
19.9 
478 
104 
10.5 
7.4 
2.2 
0.7 
94.1 
12.5 
47.6 
5.9 
16 1 
46.7 
66.9 
21.3 
134 
152 
6.3 
•48.1 
8.0 
39 1 
65.5 
56 4 
57.9 
40.8 
29.4 
49.7 
1.3 
22.2 
8.2 
1.8 
15.1 
10.1 
978 
1.3 
57.7 
37.9 
74 1 
352 
274 
1442 
0.2 
3.9 
3.6 
3.9 
51.9 
2.7 
2.0 
34.7 
2.0 
57.9 
0.0 
1.1 
3.4 
3.3 
17.3 
188 
3.1 
0.6 
35.4 
1.7 
0.5 
0.0 
0.2 
1.3 
43 
11.5 
265.6 
0.4 
1951 
30.6 
1981 9.3 
20.9 
' 417 
7.6* 
20"8 
2.1 
48 
14.8 
0.2 
68 
5.7 
3.5 
0.0 
98.3 
0.4 
39.5 
5.1 
3.2 
432 
28 3 
19.6 
9.0 
10.3 
177 
31.9 
6.9 
41.8 
442 
529 
77 
324 
152 
223 
04 
21.5 
3.0 
2.0 
11.2 
5.4 
95 2 
8.2 
292 
42 0 
121 6 
60.2 
160 
1 084 
02 
2.1 
7.8 
03 
136 
46 
3.6 
84 
1.2 
6.2 
0.6 
1.1 
0.0 
5.6 
55 
19 
1.1 
14 4 
2.6 
0.5 
0.1 
2.5 
2.3 
25 
11.2 -, 
112.8 
0.4 
1 289 " 
8.9 
1298 10.0 
19.0 
41.2 
k 0.7 
7.0 
0.6 
1.1 
5.3 
0.0 
4.4 
4.1 
0.7 
0.2 
59.2 
0.0 
40.6 
69 
1.6 
6.8 
25.1 
6.2 
4.9 
11.4 
20.8 
27.0 
0.5 
20.0 
20.3 
29.8 
6.5 
20.0 
3.9 
6.6 
05 
9.7 
07 
61 
23 
35.5 
1.1 
85 
20.8 
104.2 
17.9 
22 
622 
01 
0.2 
20 
14.0 
09 
1.3 
8.1 
09 
1.5 
0.1 
29 
0.7 
0.5 
5.9 
1.9 
0.0 
0.1 
2.2 
2.3 
14 
0.3 
36.4 
0.0 
701 
• 4.5 
706 
F CUMULATIVE END 
111 "AVMkNIS, 
DELEGATED AUTHORISATIONS 
DECISIONS YEAR 1993 Vth EDF BY INSTRUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) | 
i—iiiiiin —in • — -r ' - ( ..-. IPITTI Ann™ 1 T*»U 7 c? J 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAI AFRICAN REF>UBl IC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHEH ES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
T CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD A TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE &MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTIl LES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP * OCT 44.5 
75.6 
14.5 
54,5 
38.1 
SB,9 
437 
18.8 
13.6 
15J 
39,9 
11,8 
19.3 
64.7 
2S.2 
51.7 
16,3 
17,1 
62 6 
57,2 
12 5 
31 8 
74,1 
36 2 
57,2 
129 
98,1 
32,4 
80,8 
453 
31.8 
24,2 
11 8 
10.8 NIP 
Sped»! 
Loon 
23,8 
12.0 
15.8 
18.0 
18.7 
16.0 
139 
332 
0,7 
2,0 19.1 
706 
42.6 
58,9 
67,0 
30.8 
13,6 
15.7 
5.0 
7,8 
129,6 
14,3 
46.7 
13.3 
19,3 
71,5 
49.7 
81.2 
17.0 
22.5 
71 1 
67 4 
19,8 
367 
87,3 
732 
74,8 
61.5 
3,5 
44 5 
57.2 
3 9 
80.8 
17C 
109,0 
38,3 
80,6 
45,3 
50.6 
2 068 
2.5 
3,5 
13,7 
18.6 
10.8 Merest Emerper>cy 
Re»«f Aid 
13.5 
2.0 NON NIP 
Refuse* Riifc STABEX 
«id Capital 
12.8 
2.5 
13,6 
5,3 
20 6 
12.9 
17.4 
189 
0.2 
i3. e 
20,5 
259 Tr»iwfe» 
oEDF3 
0.8 ^ 
73 3 
160 Other T<**l 
22.5 
47,5 
2.6 
2.0 
71.4 
9 1 
100.8 
18,2 
7,4 
5.0 
101.6 
54,9 
35,4 
186 
138 
28,6 
18,2 
12,9 
102.0 
4.3 
14.5 
30.9 
8.0 
86.1 
10,5 
31.0 
30,9 
15.2 
3.8 
90 7 
11 9 
95 0 
1 190 
0.1 
1.2 
10.0 
111 
24.0 
23.9 
46 1 444 Total 
State 
58.0 
91.1 
25,1 
90 4 
53.6 
81,4 
114.5 
32.9 
20,8 
20.1 
7.6 
9,8 
200,9 
23.4 
147.6 
31.5 
26,7 
76.4 
151,3 
136,1 
22,3 
29.1 
106 5 
86.0 
20,6 
50,5 
116,9 
91,4 
87.7 
163 4 
7.8 
58 9 
88.1 
12.0 
166.9 
27.4 
140,0 
69.2 
96.0 
491 
141 3 
52 0 
175 7 
3 258 
3.5 
6,6 
14 9 
107 
146 
83 4 
152 
11.2 
1.2 
6.5 
16.1 
171 
24.6 
531 7 
11.3 
4 143 
2.9 
62 
7.1 
[YEAR:Ï993 || r 5 th EDF BY INSTRUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) \ -SM 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
•TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA ^ 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA. 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFY 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTALACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
P.TCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OC I 
• TOTAL ACP « OCT (3,8) 
(1,8) 
(2 6) 
(6,1) 
(6.0) 
(3.0) 
(1.7) 
(0.5) 
(0.8) 
(0,3) 
(0,3) 
(0.7) 
(3,4) 
(0,1) 
(13.1) 
(0.7, 
(5,7) 
(3,4, 
(2,1) 
(6.5) 
(9.0) 
(0.2) 
(5.6) 
(6.5) 
(0.4) 
(1.D 
(3.6) 
(4.9) 
(1.6) 
(1.6) 
(0.0) 
(3.9) 
(6,3) 
(0,0) 
(6.9) 
(0.6, 
(5.6) 
(2,1) 
(6,1) 
(4.7) 
(6.3, 
(3.5) 
(4,5) 
(150) 
(0 1) 
(08) 
(0.1) 
(0.4) 
(0,0) 
(0.9) 
(2.8) 
(0.2) 
(0.1) 
(0,9) 
(0,1) 
(2.4) 
(S) 
(1.0) 
(0.2) 
(2 7) 
(0,3) 
(0.5) 
(0,0) 
(0.1) 
(0,0) 
(5) 
(54 2) 
(0.0) 
(217) 
(0,1) 
(0) 
(1.5) 
(2) 
(0.0) 
(0.0) 
(0.0) 
(0.1) 
(0.1) 
(0) 
(0,7) 
(3) 
(220) JJIP 
Special 
Loan 
(1.2) 
(1,0) 
(0,2, 
(0,1) 
(7,3) 
(1.5) 
(0.21 
(0,0) 
(5,1) 
(1.8) 
(0.2) 
(5.8) 
(0.0) 
(2.1) 
(4.6) 
(1,9) 
(0.2) 
(3.7) 
(1.1) 
(3.0) 
(10 0) 
(56) 
(0 1) 
(11 
(16,3) 
(82) 
(31) 
(0.8) 
(4.0) 
(4) 
(0.2) 
(8) 
(90) (3.8) 
(3.0) 
(3.6) 
(6.3) 
(6,1) 
(3,0) 
(17) 
(0.5) 
(0 
(0.3) 
(0.3) 
(0.7 
(10.7) 
(1.6) 
(13.3) 
(0.7) 
(5,7) 
(8.5) 
(3.9) 
(6,5) 
(13.0) 
(0,2) 
(5.8 
(123) 
(0.4) 
(3.2) 
(8.1) 
<6.e> 
(1.8) 
(5,3) 
(0.0) 
(4.0) 
(8.3) 
(0.0) 
(6.9) 
(0.6)! 
(6.2) 
(2.1) 
(6.1) 
(4,7) 
(74) 
(6.5) 
(14.5) 
(206) 
(0 2) 
(0.6) 
(3.6 
<0.4rf 
(0,0) 
(0,9) 
(4 9) 
(0.2) 
(0.1, 
(3.6) 
(0.1) 
(2.4) 
(17) 
(1.0) 
(021 
(3.7) 
(0.3) 
(0 5) 
<0.0)j 
(0,1 
(0.0) 
(6) 
(70,4 
(0 0) 
(283) 
(3.1) 
(1.0) 
(0,1* 
(5.5^ 
(0.2tf 
<0,0tf 
(O.OJ 
(0.1* 
(0.1 J 
(0.7J 
(11)1 
(310)1 NON NIP 
toeccst Eme-pency Refugee Risk STABEX SYSMIN Tramfef 
ex EDF 3 
(0.1) 
(1.1) 
(0.8) 
(0,1) 
(2,6) 
(2,8) 
(0,2) 
(1.3) 
(2 9) 
(3,3) 
(0.8) 
(0,0) 
(1.2) 
(2) (0,3) 
(0,1) 
(1.5) 
(0.2) 
(2.0) 
(1.6) 
(1.1) 
(?l 
(0.2) 
(0.0) 
(0) 
(0.6) 
(1) 
(0.2) 
(0,2) 
(0.0) (7,7) 
(10) 
(0.4) 
(3) (0,0) 
(0.5) 
(11.5) 
(0.1) Ami 1 TabU * 
Total 
State 
(0,1) 
(2.2) 
(0,5) 
(1.5) 
(0,9) 
(0,5) 
(2.1) 
(0.1) 
(3.0) 
(2.e> 
(1.6) 
(0.3) 
(0.0) 
(2,6) 
(0.0) 
0.6 
(17) 
(0.3) 
(0.1) 
(0.0) 
(1.3) 
(3.6) 
(4.9) 
(9.0) 
(40) 
(0.8 
(00, 
(0.2 
(2.4)] 
(0 0) 
(0.6) 
(2) 
(11.5) 
(0.8) 
(0.4) 
(63) 
(0,4) 
(0) 
(0.2) 
(0.2) 
(0,1) 
(0) 
(22) 0) (12) (3.9) 
(3.0) 
(5.8) 
(6.3) 
(6,1) 
0.5) 
(3.2) 
(1.4) 
(0,8) 
(0.3) 
(0.3) 
(07) 
(11.2) 
(1.6) 
(15.3) 
(07) 
(57) 
(87) 
(6.9) 
(9,3) 
(14.7) 
(0,5) 
(5.9) 
(14,9) 
(0.4) 
(3.2) 
(7.3) 
(6.8) 
(3-6) 
(5.6) 
(0.0) 
(4 0) 
(8.2) 
(0.0) 
(e.2) 
(0.6) 
(6.2) 
(2.1) 
(6.1) 
(6.0) 
(11.0) 
(11.4) 
(23,4) 
(245) 
(0.2) 
(17) 
(36 
(04) 
(0.0)1 
(47) 
(5.1) 
(0.2) 
(0,3) 
(6.0) 
(01) 
(3.6) 
(26) 
(1.0) 
(0.2) 
(4 7) 
(0.3) 
(0.5) 
(0.0) 
(07) 
(0.0) 
(7) 
(11.5) 
(71.2) 
(0.4) 
(362) 
(3.4) 
(1.0) 
(O.Otf 
(0.1» 
(5) 
(CN 
(0.2)1 
(0.2) 
(0,0) 
(0.1) 
(0,1) 
(0.1) 
0 (O.Ti 
M2« 
(373H 
[YEAR 1993 | 5 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) | ES 
IDELEGATED AUTHORISATIONS! 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
•TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW G.INEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
* TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAJCOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT NIP 
Special 
Loan 
(3.2) 
(0.9) 
(1.2) 
(3.1) 
(0.8) 
(1.2) 
(1.5) 
(0.3) 
(0.5) 
0,0 
(0.1) 
(0.0) 
(1,0) 
0.1 
(1.9) 
(0.5) 
(0,1) 
0.3 
(0.7) 
(0.7) 
(2.8) 
(0.1) 
(0.8) 
(3.4) 
0.7 
(0,6) 
0,3 
(0.3) 
(0.8) 
(0.0) 
(2.9) 
(2.4) 
(0.0) 
(2.2) 
(0,1) 
(3.6) 
(1.1) 
(2.1) 
(3,9, 
(1,3) 
(1.3) 
(2.9) 
(48) 
(0.1) 
(0 4) 
1,4 
(0,3) 
(0,2) 
(0.6) 
(0.0) 
(0.0) 
(0.2) 
(0.0; 
(0 6) 
d) 
(OS) 
(0.2) 
(2.5) 
(0.3) 
(0,3) 
(0,0) 
0,0 
(0,0) 
(4) 
(8.1) 
(0.0) 
(62) 
(0.1) 
10) 
(21 
(0.0) 
(0.1) 
(0,1) 
(0) 
(0.4) 
(2) 
(«) (1.2) 
(07) 
(0,2) 
(0.1) 
(1.4) 
(0.1) 
(0.1) 
(0.0) 
2.0 
(0.0) 
(2.8) 
(2.1) 
(4.6) 
(0,2) 
(37) 
(1.0) 
(14) 
(1) 
(4.6) 
(25) 
(0.1) NON NIP 
Here* Emergency Rofuoet Risk STABEX SYSMIN Translet 
Re**f Aid aid Capital ex EQJT 3 
(3.2) 
(2,1) 
(1,8) 
(3.3) 
(0.9) 
(1.2) 
(1.5) 
(0.3) 
(0,5) 
0.0 
(0,1) 
(0.0) 
(2,4) 
(0,0) 
(2,0) 
(0.5) 
(0.1) 
2.3 
(1.1) 
(07) 
(2.8) 
(0.1) 
(0.9) 
(6.2)] 
0.7 
(27)j 
<4,0J 
0,3 
(0.5) 
(4.5) 
(0,0) 
(3.1) 
(2.4 
(0,0) 
(2.2) 
(0 1) 
(4.3) 
(1.1) 
(2.1) 
(3,9) 
(2.3; 
(27)! 
(2.9. 
(67) 
0.0 
(0 4 J 
(0.2) 
(0.9) 
(0.0) 
(0 0) 
(0.2) 
(CO 
(0.6)! 
(1 
(0 9) 
(0.2) 
(3.6)1 
(0.3) 
(0.3) 
(0.0, 
0.0 
(0.0) 
(5) 
(12,9) 
(0.0) 
(86) 
(0.1) 
(0.1 N 
,1 (0.0J 
(0.1) 
(0.1) 
(0.4J 
,2 
(W)| (1.1) 
(0.8) 
(0,1) 
(2.6) 
(2.8, 
(0.2) 
(1.3) 
(2.9) 
(0,8) 
(15) 
(O.e-i 
(0 0) 
(1.2) 
(2) 
(07) 
(19) 
(0.2) 
(00) 
(0) 
(20) (7 7) 
(10) Ann» 1 Tabla 9 
Total 
State Other Total 
(0.1) 
(2.2) 
(0.1) 
(1.5) 
(0.9 
(0,4) 
(0.1) 
(0.1) 
(3,0) 
(2.8) 
(1,6) 
(0.2) 
(2.6) 
(0.0) 
(0.1) 
(0,0) 
(1.3) 
(36) 
(2.4) 
(6 9) 
(33) 
(0 8) 
(0.0) 
(0.21 
(0.2) 
(0 21 
(0.0 
(1.2) 
(2) 
(2) 
(11.0) 
(0.7) 
(0.1) 
(49) 
(0 1) 
(0) 
(0.2) 
(0.2) 
(0.1)! (3.3) 
(2.1) 
(4.1) 
(3.3) 
(0,9) 
(1.3) 
(2,9) 
(1.2) 
(0,5) 
0.1 
(0.1) 
(0.0) 
(2.8) 
(0.0) 
(2.1) 
(0.5) 
(0.1) 
2.2 
(4.1) 
(3.5) 
(4.5) 
(0.2) 
(0 9) 
(8.8 
0.7 
(27) 
(3.2) 
0.3 
(1.6) 
(4,3) 
(0,0) 
(3.1) 
(2.4) 
(00) 
(3 2) 
(01) 
(4.3) 
(1.1) 
(2,1) 
(5.2) 
(5 9) 
(5 1) 
(11.8 
(100) 
0,0 
(1 2 
0.3 
(1.1)| 
(0 0y 
(0.3)j 
(0.4 
(0.1 
(1 8 
(3), 
(Obi 
(0 2 J 
(4 6)] 
(0 3)l 
(C3)J 
(O.OJ 
(0 6.| 
<0.0> 
(7) 
(11.0) 
(13.6) 
(0.1) 
(135) 
(0.1) 
(0.1J 
11 
(0.0J 
(0.2) 
(0 0) 
(0 1, 
(0 1) 
(01) 
(0) 
(0 4 J 
[YEAR 1993 | | 6 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) "1 Am.» 1 Tab*. io ^? ^ 
PAYMENTS 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBiA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA • BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMiNICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGC 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST PIERRE & MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANL S ANTILLES 
REGIONAL CC OPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONT SERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTERS 
• TOTAL BRmSH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT NIP 
Special 
Loan 
0 
0.0 NON NIP 
Interest Emergency Retuoee 
Retef Ad aid Risk STABEX 
Capital SYSMIN Transfer 
ex EDF 3 SAF Other Total Total 
State 
2 
2.7 
15.7 
1 CUMULATIVE END YEAR 1993 j | 6 th EDF BY INSTRUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) | Annex 1 Table 11 
DECISIONS 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME 6. PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
* TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE * MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALUSANDFUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL fREMCHeCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT NIP 
Grant Special 
Loan Total 
65.9 
69.4 
106.0 
24.3 
97.8 
68.» 
es.o 
70.8 
3«.0 
20.4 
24.5 
16.0 
12.0 
191,6 
17.9 
76.3 
21.0 
37,5 
106.6 
S9.2 
121,1 
26.3 
31.5 
87.4 
97.4 
17.5 
61.5 
131.9 
153.9 
116.9 
100.0 
96.5 
6.2 
59.9 
60.7 
6.0 
• 94.9 
20.3 
176.4 
54.7 
133.0 
63.3 
76.8 
47.0 
136.2 
3 256 
2.» 
2.6 
4.9 
3.0 
6.0 
5.5 
21.2 
30.2 
2.6 
6.0 
17.6 
7.0 
6.6 
117 
12.6 
6.5 
20.4 
14.7 
6.5 
1.9 
6.7 
9.0 
7* 
782.6 
37 
4 237 
2.2 
5.5 
3.3 
1.6 
« 
4.3 
13.6 
18 
1.6 
0.7 
1.5 6.0 
10.0 
30.0 
10.0 
16.0 
6.0 
5.0 
22.9 
10.0 
5.0 
10.0 
12.5 
S.6 
10.0 
5.0 
5.0 
10,0 
10.0 
6.2 
150.0 
15.0 
30.0 
26.0 
430 
1.0 
1.4 
14.0 
2.0 
52* 
2.0 
2.3 
1.6 
1.0 
• 2.3 
6.6 
1.5 
0.5 "'" eJ.S 
69.4 
106.0 
30.3 
107.8 
66.6 
89.0 
100.6 
46.0 
20.4 
24.5 
16.0 
12.0 
209.6 
25.9 
78.3 
21.0 
37.5 
113.6 
62.0 
131.1 
SI .3 
41.5 
99.9 
103.2 
27.5 
61.5 
136.9 
153.9 
121.9 
110,0 
108.5 
6.2 
64.9 
60.7 
6.0 
94.9 
25.3 
176.4 
60.9 
133.0 
213.3 
91.6 
77.0 
162.2 
3 687 
3.9 
4.0 
7.9 
4.0 
6.0 
5.5 
21.2 
40.2 
2.6 
6.0 
19.6 
7.0 
12,6 
141 
17.6 
6.5 
34.4 
16.7 
67 
9.0 
99 
632.5 
37 
4 763 
4.2 
7.8 
5.1 
2.6 
1.5 
7 
4.3 NON NIP 
Hare* Emergency Ratage* 
Raitf AM «id 
17.2 
12.6 
12.9 
1.3 
0.3 
3.3 
6.6 
1.2 
0.7 
2.3 
16 
3.7 
5.9 
03 
10 
2.7 
109 
1 
0.3 
0.3 
0.6 
0.7 0.3 
0.4 
0.4 
0.2 
0.6 
1.2 
0.1 
0.5 
49.5 
0.1 
0J 
0.1 
1.1 
0.9 
0.4 
7.1 
0.1 
0.6 
0.6 
17.7 
0.4 
1.9 
1.6 
0.5 
11.5 
0.1 
41.8 
0.1 
1.1 
165 
0.1 
02 
0.1 
0.1 
0.1 
1 
0.3 
0.5 
0.2 
21.0 
0.7 
190 
0.1 o.i 
0.4 
0.6 
10.7 
2.3 
1.4 
0.0 
2.2 
13.6 R«* STABEX SYSMIN TraiKtcr SAF 
C"piul - «XEDF4 
4.4 
20.9 
1.3 
0.6 
2.1 
97 13.0 
7.1 
4.0 
11.6 
10.0 
6.2 
1.0 
20.2 
2.0 
3.0 
2.0 
4.0 
24.6 
23.0 
5.7 
3.5 
19.0 
7.5 
9.5 
30.4 
13.5 
5.6 
21.4 
14.8 
15.0 
15.4 
2.3 
22.0 
7.0 
26.5 
93 
15.6 
5.0 
11.7 
0.6 
12.0 
461 
1.5 
0.4 
1.3 
3.6 
2.7 
40 
2.3 
1.5 
2.0 
3.0 
2.8 
30 
28 
1.0 
3.5 
2.0 
546 
1.2 
3.0 
2.6 
7 
2.9 
1.5 17.7 
7.3 
44.5 
31.2 
40.4 
196.8 
9.6 
9.6 
96.6 
3.1 
13.7 
2.9 
365.3 
705 
4.5 
21.7 
3.0 
20.3 
21.5 
2.7 14.3 6.6 
03 12.0 61.9 
4.4 22.3 107.0 
1.5 
6.9 
25.5 
1.2 
2.5 
0.3 
25 
1100 
31.3 
43 
0.1 
19.3 
11.' 
179 
0.4 
1 
190 2.3 
3.4 
0,1 
0.3 
0.2 
0.3 
0.2 
0J 
0.5 
0.9 
0.4 
0.2 
0.3 
12 
3.4 
0.0 
3.3 
0.7 
2.1 
0.0 
1.6 
0.3 
0.2 
01 
0.0 
0.1 
0.1 
0.2 
02 Total 
~5V5" 
34.3 
20.2 
31.2 
56.6 
42.6 
54.4 
203.3 
20.2 
11.8 
3.2 
3.6 
14.2 
163.6 
3.5 
27.1 
19.9 
6.6 
57.9 
385.6 
91.5 
9.3 
14.2 
35.4 
55.1 
12.2 
42.4 
38.2 
67.7 
37.Ï 
77.2 
164.2 
32.3 
4.1 
152.6 
97 
36.2 
50.7 
26.5 
2S.0 
14.2 
14.8 
16.5 
2 241 
1.5 
2.4 
57 
3.4 
5.0 
5.3 
4.3 
13.1 
1.5 
3.2 
4.7 
136.2 
33.8 
6.4 
0.6 
20.0 
15.6 
223 
0.2 
61.5 
67 
2 617 
1.2 
4.1 
7.5 
560 1451 Total 
State 
~ïôT7 
123.7 
126.1 
61.5 
166.6 
111.4 
143.4 
304.2 
66.2 
32.2 
27.6 
19.6 
26.1 
393.2 
29.4 
105.5 
40.9 
44.1 
171.7 
467.7 
222.6 
40.6 
55.7 
135.3 
15e.3 
3S.7 
103,9 
175.1 
221.7 
159.2 
167.2 
272.7 
7.9 
66.8 
113.0 
10.1 
247.7 
35.1 
212.6 
111.6 
161.4 
2424 
106 P 
91.7 
178 7 
5 927 
5.4 
6.4 
137 
11.0 
10.8 
25.5 
53.2 
4.3 
9.2 
24.3 
105 
24 5 
206 
231 
267 
24.6 
322 
0.2 
914.0 
10.4 
7 380 
5.4 
11.9 
12.6 
2.6 
3.2 
36 
9.9 
21.1 £-9-
DECISIONS [YEAR 1993 ^ 6 th EDF BY INSTRUMENT AND BY STATE" (MECU) 1 Ann.» 1 Table 12 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENAfHNES 
TRINIDAD 8 TOBAGC 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FUI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
* TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTALACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE 4MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
AU COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRmsH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
'TOTAL ASP «OCT, NIP 
Grart Special 
Loan Total 
0,16 
(0.06) 
(0.37) 
0.02 
(0.06) 
(0.13) 
(0.17) 
0.23 
(0.02) 
(0.02) 
0.06 
0.05 
0.28 
0.02 
0.06 
1.49 
(3.89) 
(0.57) 
2,90 
(2.04) 
0.14 
2,34 
(0.06) 
(0.37) 
(0.06) 
(0.02) 
6.93 
29.17 
(0.61) 
(0.14) 
0.20 
0.02 
(0.08) 
(016) 
(0.10) 
0.01 
0.09 
0.10 
2.74 
(S.6S) 
i 
0.50 
0.02} 
(0.031 
9.39 
270 
53 
3.79 
0,75 2.25 0.16 
(0.06)1 
(0.37)| 
0.02 
(0.06) 
(0.13) 
(0.17) 
073 
(0.02)( 
(0.02)| 
0.06 
0.15 
0.28 
0.02 
0.06 
1.49 
2.00 
(3.89)| 
(0.57)| 
2.90 
(2.04)| 
0.14 
2.34 
(0.06) 
(0.37) 
(0.08) 
(0.02)| 
8.93 
29.17 
(0.61)1 
(0.14)| 
0.20 
0.02 
(0.08) 
(0.16) 
(0.10) 
0.01 
O.OS 
0.10 
4.54 
<o.esj| 
t 
0.50 
(0.01) 
(0.02! 
(0-033 
9.39 
2.70 
(0.11)i 
-0 
6.04 
0.75 NON NIP 
Merest Emergency Retuoee 
Relet AM aid Risk STABEX SYSMIN Transfer 
Capital - - e«EDF4 Other Total 
(0.53) 
(0.45) 
(5.38) 
(5.79) 
(6.36) 
(0.01) 
(0.07) (1.90) 
(0.06) 
(5.74) 
(0.02) (0.02) 
1.30 
(9.00) 
1.73 (0.05) 
(0.53) (0.11) • (0 01) 
(0.06) 
(8.00) 
(0.02) 
(0.16, (0 63) 
0.3C 
ce.13) 
050 
(097) 
-37 (0.29) 
0.17) 
(0.15) 
0.75 
0.30 
0.01 
0.65 
0.00 
(0.01) 
0.31 (0.53) 
(0.74) 
(6.55) 
(0.15) 
0.75 
(5.79) 
(6.36)| 
0.30 
0.01 
(0.01)1 
1.22 
(1.90) 
(0.07) 
(0.96) 
0.59 
(574)j 
1.30 
(005)1 
(0.65)| 
0.16 
18.00) 
(0.01)1 
(9.00)| 
0.28 
1.73 
-40 
(0.63)| 
0.30 
(0.10) 
0.05 
0.47 
(0.02)] 
0 
(0.16) 
(2.1Î) 
(0.13) 
0.50 
0.20 
(0.34)1 Total 
State 
^(6.37)1 
(O.81J 
(6.91)| 
• 0.02 
(0.21)1 
0,62 
(0.17) 
(5.56) 
(0.02) 
(0.02) 
(0.11) 
(6.30) 
0.44 
0.26 
0.03 
0.06 
1.48 
2.00 
(3.89)1 
(0.57)| 
1.22 
1.00 
(2.11)1 
(0.82)| 
2.94 
(5.80) 
(0.37) 
(0.08) 
(0.04) 
(0.02) 
8.93 
30.47 
(0.05)1 
(1.27)| 
002 
(7.80)| 
0.01 
(9.08)| 
0.13 
1.73 
(0.10)] 
-1 
0.01 
(0.63)| 
0.30 
0.37 
(0.09)| 
0.0S 
3.43 
0.15 
5.01 
(0.02)1 
(0.65)| 
8 
0.33 
(2.16)1 
<0.16)| 
0.47 
7.72 
270 
0.20 
(0.44)1 
6.25 
0.75 s-g 
CUMULATIVE END YEAR 1993 6 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU)" J 
[DELEGATED AUTHORISE ÔNS| 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME 6 PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
* TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
* TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
* TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
PL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT 78,1 
85.9 
97.0 
19.4 
84.6 
65,8 
667 
62,2 
17.7 
19.3 
22,3 
15.S 
6.1 
144,0 
15.6 
50.4 
19.3 
26.1 
106.1 
57.0 
91.2 
11.1 
30.2 
63 7 
90,3 
15.4 
54,6 
113.1 
127.3 
97.5 
93.2 
96.2 
6.0 
45 8 
78,9 
5.9 
67.8 
16.6 
157,8 
46.9 
127.3 
54.S 
675 
3*5 
104 0 
2 763 
2.4 
26.7 
26 
57 
104 
20 3 
127 
3 603 
2.2 
5,5 NIP 
Special 
Loan 
30,0 
10.0 
21.3 
10,0 
10.3 
5,0 
10.0 
10,0 
108.7 
15.0 
21.4 
10.5 
06 
390 
2.0 
1.5 
3 NON NIP 
Total 
76?f 
85,9 
97,0 
21.2 
94.6 
65.8 
667 
92.2 
27,7 
19.3 
22,3 
15,9 
6.1 
147,7 
19,3 
504 
19.3 
26.1 
111.1 
78.3 
101,2 
11.1 
39,8 
74.0 
95.3 
24,3 
54.6 
118.1 
127.3 
1021 
103.2 
106.2 
6.0 
50.5 
76.S 
5,9 
678 
22 8 
157.8 
49,5 
127,3 
163,5 
82.5 
60.0 
112.1 
3 087 
3.5 
24 
6.0 
55 
20.8 
33.6 
2.6 
57 
116 
120 
6,4 
31.2 
13.3 
27 
3 993 
4.2 
7.8 
23 
0.4 
11.0 Merest Emergency Refugee 
Retef 
17.2 
12.4 
2.7 
108 
0.9 Ale! 
""Ï4~9~~ 
0.3 
0.4 
0.9 
0,4 
7,1 
0,8 
17.4 
0.1 
0.2 
20.6 
0.7 
188 Risk STABEX SYSMIN Transfer 
•Id Capital 
3,1 \S 
0.1 13,0 
7.1 
11.8 
10,0 
207 
1.3 1,0 
20.2 
3.5 
19,0 
21.4 
14.8 
15.0 
15.4 
2.3 
220 
7,0 
26.5 
9.3 
15.6 
5.0 
11.7 
0.6 
120 
458 
1.5 
04 
3.8 
2.7 
2.0 
1.7 
543 
12 
1 
1.5 17.7 
7.3 
44,5 
31,2 
40,4 
198.8 
9.6 
98,6 
3.1 
365,3 
70.S 
217 
3,0 
20.3 
21.5 
2.7 14,3 6.6 
0,2 12.0 61.9 
4.3 22.3 107.0 
110.0 
31.3 
1S3 
11,1 
179 0 1 
0.1 
0.2 
0.1 
0.7 
0.2 
0.1 
4.0 
00 ;1 Table 13 V? Q 
SAF Other Total 
_.__„. 
32.1 
19.2 
2S.8 
58.2 
42.6 
52.8 
203.3 
20.2 
11.8 
3.1 
3.4 
14,1 
183.4 
3.2 
27.1 
19.8 
6.6 
47.9 
385.4 
91.2 
9.2 
11.2 
35.3 
54.9 
12,2 
38.2 
37.6 
67.2 
37.0 
76,9 
142.6 
1.7 
1.8 
31.9 
9.5 
36.2 
35,0 
280 
29.0 
13.6 
14 8 
16.5 
2172 
1.5 
20.0 
15.6 
219 
0.2 
76.0 
5.7 
2 537 
556 1451 Total 
State 
9976* 
118.0 
116.2 
51.0 
152.8 
108.4 
119.5 
295,6 
47.9 
31,1 
25.5 
19,3 
20.2 
331,2 
22,5 
77.6 
39.1 
. 32.8 
159.0 
463.6 
192.4 
20.3 
51.0 
109.4 
150.2 
36.5 
92.8 
155.7 
194.5 
139,1 
160.2 
248,8 
7.7 
52.3 
110,8 
10.0 
218,6 
32.3 
194.0 
84.4 
155.3 
192.5 
961 
74 7 
128.5 
5 259 
5.0 
4.6 
13.1 
67 
11.0 
108 
25.1 
17.4 
10.4 
17.3 
179 
166.2 
47.1 
9.0 
1,1 
26.2 
24.6 
301 
0.2 
763.3 
7.2 
6 530 
5.4 
11.8 
12.4 
2.6 
3.2 
tYEAR 1993 | | 6 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) j Anr-xiT.bi.14 
IbËlEGATEb AUTHORISATIONS! 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME A PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA - BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI * 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOEAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLA'IDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE 4 MIOUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
AU COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
AU COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGLflLLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAJCOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRfTISM OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
AU COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT "RTF 
Grant Spedtl 
Loan Total 
5,91 
21.16 
1.87 
6.96 
4,89 
1,96 
4.73 
3.26 
1.71 
2.02 
0.72 
0,10 
6.96 
0.09 
3.42 
0.71 
399 
10.14 
3,73 
5.81 
(0.23)" 
1,06 
6,91 
1.50 
3.3S 
5.33 
16.43 
3.70 
1.62 
(0.87)| 
4.39 
0.27 
3,22 
35.22 
2.36 
(0 03) 
10.26 
0.19 
2.16 
23.31 
1.13 
4.04 
(0.81» 
217 
2.77 
0.38 
019 
0.01 
0.37 
0.17 
0.19 
0.84 
1.37 
0.01 
(0.93) 
5 
0.95 
026 
0.75 
1.64 
0.94 
0.09 
0.78 
7S.S7 
0.51 
309 
(0.01) 
(0.01) 
0.54 
1.00 
2 
2.9S NON NIP 
Merest Emergency Retuoee 
Reèel AM «id Risk STABEX SYSMIN Tnnsfer 
C***»1 M EDF 4 ToUl 
Slate 9o 
~Ô3T 
4.72 
15.62 
1.27 
7.36 
5,56 
1.96 
4.73 
(2.51)1 
1.71 
2.00 
0,61 
0,10 
2.86 
0.09 
3.42 
0,71 
3.99 
10.61 
3.69 
5.81 
1.01 
(0.72H 
5.01 
1.45 
2.55 
4.94 
11.21 
3.70 
2.57 
<0.67J| 
8.05 
0,21 
3.49 
36.51 
(OOSjj 
3.36 
(0.11)| 
2.26 
0.19 
2.75 
19,34 
1.45 
6.36 
(0 81) 
189 
2.77 
0.17 
260 
0.01 
0.27 
017 
0.69 
0.64 
1.37 
(0.00) 
1.42 
10 
0.83 
0.25 
13.46 
1.64 
0.80 
0.5S 
0.78 
18 
79.70 
2.51 
300 
(0.01) 
0.09 
0.21 
1,00 0.54 
5,91 
21.16 
1.87 
5.91 
4.69 
1.96 
4.73 
3.26 
1.71 
2.02 
0.72 
0.10 
6.32 
0.05 
3.42 
0.71 
3.99 
5.14 
2.59 
5,61 
(0.23) 
1,07 
6.57 
1.50 
3.30 
5.33 
16.43 
3.70 
1.66 
(0.67) 
3,47 
0.27 
3.26 
35,22 
2.36 
0.60 
10.26 
0.19 
2.16 
2,59 
1.13 
3.52 
(0.71) 
186 
177 
0.38 
019 
0.01 
0.37 
0.17 
0.19 
0.84 
1.37 
0.01 
(0.93) 
4 
1.00 
0.26 
0.75 
1.22 
0.94 
0.09 
0.78 
63.23 
0.51 
259 
(0.01) 
0.54 
1 
2.44 
<0,12) 
(0) 
0.69 2.66 
0.05 
5.00 
1.14 
(0.01) 
0.34 
(0.23) 
0.93 
(0.06) 
(0.63) 
0.52 
(0.10) 
(0.01) 
16.74 
50 
(0.01) 
1.00 
0.39 (0.12)1 
0.39 
0 
0.89 (0,60) 
(0.96) 
(0,06) 
(9.00) 
1.73 
(9) 
(0) 
(0.34) 
m (0.01) 
(0.00) 
(0.02) 
1.2S 
0.19 (0.11) (0.45) 
(5.38) 
(5.79) 
(6J6) 
(0,03) 
(0.04) 
12* 
O.0O) 
(1.90) 
(0.06) 
(5.74) 
(0.00) 
0.00 
0.62 
(0.08) 
(001) 
2 
(0) (0.05) 
(8.00) 
0.60 
5.00 
0.60 
(31) 
(0.63) 
0.30 
(0.10) 
(0.02) 
(0) 
(2.00) 
(0.13) 
0.50 
(2) 
(0.97) 
(33) (0.01) 
0 
(33) 0.50 
(0.33) 
0.62 
3.67 (0.74) 
(0.16) 
0.51 
0,70 
0,00 
(0.02) 
(0.11) 
003 
0.16 
0.52 
(0.00) 
0.00 
(0.01) 
0.03 
0.35 
0.42 
2.11 
2.35 
5 
(0) 
0.58 (0.00) 
(0) 
2.00 
2 (1.20) 
(5.54) 
(0.60) 
0.40 
0.70 
O.00 
(5.79) 
(0,02) 
(0.11) 
(6.12) 
0.47 
(0.04) 
1.24 
(1.76) 
(1.90) 
(0,05) 
(0.80) 
(0.38) 
(5.22) 
0.94 
3.66 
(006) 
0.26 
1.29 
(0.05) 
1.00 
(0.08) 
(8.00) 
0.59 
(3.97)| 
0.33 
2.33 
(0.01) 
(29) 
(0.21 
2.41 
(0.02) 
2.35 
S 
(016) 
(001 
12.74 
(0.13) 
0.50 
(0.26) 
2.00 
(9) 
0.10 
(0.34)| 
(OM 
(0) 0.16 
(0.12) 
0.1S 
0,35 
1 
0.89 
I CUMULATIVE END YEAR 1993 j | 6 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) jj 
PAYMENTS 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
•TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA " 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CA1.EDONLA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLISANDFUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CA1COS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BPJTTSH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT 74,5 
78,1 
68.4 
15,0 
734 
58,6 
57,7 
55,3 
13.4 
17.4 
17,1 
12,7 
5.6 
121,9 
14.3 
41,8 
17,3 
19,9 
93 6 
52 5 
76.8 
7.6 
26.9 
54.9 
87.0 
12.2 
38.6 
9C.3 
115,5 
86.6 
70.8 
82.4 
5.4 
33,4 
61.4 
5.4 
62,5 
17.4 
142.3 
41.3 
118.8 
37.8 
584 
30.5 
74.3 
2 354 
0.7 
1 8 
217 
2,5 
16 4 
102 NIP 
Special 
loan 
25.2 
5,6 
19.6 
10.0 
80.0 
150 
15.5 74,9 
78,1 
68,4 
16,5 
83,3 
58.6 
57.7 
80.6 
19,1 
17.4 
17,1 
12.7 
5,6 
123.9 
16,7 
41,8 
17,3 
19,9 
95.8 
72,0 
66,8 
7.6 
35.2 
64,8 
91.9 
18,9 
38.6 
101,3 
115,9 
91,2 
70,6 
91,5 
5,4 
37.4 
61.4 
5.4 
62.5 
21.3 
142.3 
43.6 
118,8 
117,8 
73.4 
46.0 
81 4 
2 609 
07 
1.8 
5.1 
20.2 
28.7 
2.5 
286 
10.3 10,8 
10,4 
0,9 
154 
19.1 
0.5 
177 NON NIP 
Merest Emergency Refugee 
Relet Aid aid Ris* STABEX SYSMIN 
2,5 
12,5 
11.5 
2.0 
28.7 
10,7 
5,8 
21,4 
14.8 
21.7 
7.0 
24,2 17,7 
7,3 
44,5 
31.2 
404 
365,3 
70S 
20,3 
21,5 
61,9 
107,0 
1100 
31.3 
19.3 
11.1 
179 Transfer 
ex EDF 4 
3.2 
0.3 Annex 1 Table 15 
Total 
State 31 
18,8 
31.3 
17,1 
20.3 
53.7 
33.1 
46.4 
203,1 
11.5 
11.8 
3.1 
3,1 
13.8 
180.5 
3.2 
23,8 
19,8 
6,4 
434 
3787 
84.2 
33.6 
51.4 
12.0 
37.8 
37.5 
58,1 
3Z3 
68.6 
139,9 
20.7 
18,0 
127 
10.0 
11? 7 
33.7 
20,0 
15 4 
200 
2 314 
1.2 
432 1451 93,6 
109,4 
85.6 
36.6 
137.0 
91,8 
104,0 
283,7 
30,6 
29,2 
20.2 
15,8 
19.5 
304.4 
19,9 
65.7 
37.1 
26.3 
139.2 
450,7 
171.0 
15,0 
43,0 
98,4 
143 4 
30.5 
76.4 
138.8 
174,1 
126.5 
139.4 
231,4 
6,9 
39.0 
66.6 
9.3 
207.2 
30,3 
176.1 
76.8 
139.5 
135,8 
86 1 
56.0 
85.7 
10.7 
104 
24,1 
7.3 
15.1 
9,8 
12.1 
150 
11 6 
7.8 
147.2 
44 0 
24.5 
23 1 
267 
10 6 
11.3 
IYEAR 1993 | I 6 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) \ 
PAYMENTS 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME A. PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
•TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD 8. TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE 8. MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
AU COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
LL COUNTRIES * 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP €OCT t1 Table 16 çO\ y 
NIP 
Speael 
Loan 
4,65 
4.36 
23.74 
1,21 
8,92 
6,52 
4,77 
2,90 
1,87 
1.75 
2.47 
3,06 
0,66 
10,28 
0,34 
5.78 
0.61 
2.35 
13.36 
1,37 
6.86 
0,12 
1,37 
6.22 
2.28 
2.75 
7,03 
21.61 
9.94 
9.37 
10.81 
1235 
1.17 
7.20 
23.02 
0.23 
4,85 
1.34 
18.06 
0.40 
13.19 
5,32 
10.29 
4,72 
(0.43) 
0,08 
0,1? 
0,87 
1.31 
0.03 
0,86 
1.63 
0.78 
(2.44) 
5 
1,56 
1,55 
0.72 
0.51 
0.61 
0.05 
1.13 
2.55 
72.71 
0.41 
368 
0.01 
1.08 
0.33 
0,01 
1,36 
0.06 
(0.03) 0,20 
1,18 
12.74 
4,32 
2,06 
0.15 
2.24 
0.30 
0.07 
1.64 
0.05 
0,07 
24.11 
0 26 
57 
004 
0.06 
0.33 
0,05 
0.26 
1.00 
2 
0.23 4.65 
4,36 
23,74 
1,41 
10.11 
6.52 
4.27 
15,65 
6,19 
1.75 
2,47 
3,06 
0,66 
1233 
0.50 
5,78 
0.61 
2.35 
15.55 
1.67 
6.86 
0,12 
1.62 
6.2? 
2.26 
9.21 
7.03 
21.61 
9.94 
9.43 
10.81 
13.95 
23,02 
023 
4.85 
1.39 
1806 
0.46 
13.15 
29.43 
10.25 
4.55 
(0.43) 
338 
011 
042 
0,34 
0.70 
0 08 
5.75 
003 
0.e6 
1 63 
0.78 
(2.44, 
9 
2.21 
1.59 
0 76 
0.97 
0 61 
0,05 
1 13 
2,55 
439 
0,33 
1.13 
0,58 
1,00 
0.01 
1.58 NON NIP 
Werest Emergency Refugee 
Relet Aid aid Risk STABEX SYSMIN Transfer 
Capital ex EDF 4 
0,06 
(0.03 0.31 
1.14 
0,01 
(0,24) 
1.35 
3,03 0,18 
0,90 
0.09 
0,09 
0,67 
0,67 
0.10 
0.06 0.36 
076 
1 
0.47 
0.38 
0.11 5,51 
1.45 
1,00 
1.24 
1.30 
0,23 
0.34 
1.76 
0,36 
5.99 
1,86 
6.23 
2,92 
3.80 
1.93 
7.19 
0.31 
52 
0.12 
0.2e 
0.86 
0.37 
0.10 
1.20 
2 
1 
0.08 2,04 
1.96 0.26 
0.92 
0,02 
0,10 
0,13 
0.26 
0,03 
1.71 
0,64 
0.02 
(0.01) 
0,05 
0.01 
0.67 
0.14 
0.24 
0.05 
1.58 
0.06 
0.10 
0,02 
(0,13) 
0,16 
0.02 
0.07 SAF Other Total 
5.78 
2,38 
13.10 
1,41 
1,30 
0.37 
0,26 
0.06 
0,04 
2,14 
0.02 
9.06 
0.31 
1.37 
2.00 
1.58 
5.95 
2.30 
(0.24) 
0.20 
0.68 
4.18 
10.35 
3.01 
4.31 
0.67 
0.64 
2.60 
0.21 
3.96 
0.09 
3.85 
1.94 
8.00 
3.75 
0.24 
2.11 
0,4? 
102 
061 
2.00 
0.30 
0.2e 
2 40 
0.44 
0.47 
0.70 
0.10 
0.03 
1.20 
(0.13) 
7.58 
1.80 
123 
0.87 
0.07 Total 
State 
"4.65 
10.14 
26.11 
14.51 
11,51 
7,82 
4,64 
15.90 
6.19 
1.75 
2,55 
3.10 
0,66 
13,89 
0.50 
7,92 
0.61 
2,36 
24.65 
1.98 
8.23 
2,12 
3.21 
12.21 
4.56 
8,97 
7.23 
22.30 
14.12 
19.82 
13.82 
18.30 
1.85 
877 
25.52 
0.44 
8.80 
1.46 
21.51 
2.41 
21.19 
33.18 
10 52 
7.10 
(0 01) 
439 
0.11 
i 2: 
2.34 
0,70 
0.56 
0 1? 
087 
7.45 
003 
0.86 
1.93 
1.06 
(0 04) 
17 
268 
1.61 
1 15 
1.45 
1.31 
0.15 
1.16 
3.74 
13 
(0,13) 
69.75 
2.21 
562 
8.33 
2.01 
0.65 
1.00 
0.01 
1.66 
0.14 
0.06 I 
1.41 
°)2 
1 CUMULATIVE END YEAR 1993 | | 7 thEDF BY INSTRUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU^ \ Annex 1 Table 17 
DECISIONS 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD i TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL *CP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE 8. MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
AU COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT ^5.4 
60,4 
75,5 
13,9 
45,4 
16,3 
63,4 
49.2 
19.7 
52,9 
11.8 
19,5 
18.3 
9,1 
102,4 
56,0 
25.8 
35.0 
1.2 
15,8 
15.7 
35.5 
67.4 
95.7 
22.4 
62.1 
23.9 
91.2 
5.7 
21,6 
83.8 
23.5 
104.5 
117,0 
699 
36 5 
118 
152 NIP_ 
Special 
Loan 
25,4 
60,4 
75,5 
13.9 
45,4 
16.3 
63,4 
49,2 
19.7 
52.9 
11.8 
19.5 
18,3 
9.1 
102.4 
56.0 
- 25.8 
35.0 
1.2 
15,8 
15.7 
35.5 
67,4 
99,7 
22,4 
62.1 
23.9 
91.2 
5,7 
21.6 
83.6 
23.5 
104,5 
117,0 
69,9 
38.5 
1 676 
11.8 
152 
2 256 
0.2 I 
7,7 Merest Emergency 
Relet Aid Refugee 
40.3 
19.3 
0.5 
0.7 20.3 
127 
0,3 NON NIP 
" Risk 
5,2 
07 
18.5 12,5 
2.0 
14.8 
3,1 
10.0 
10.0 
2.5 
10,0 SYSMIN Transfer 
- ex EDF 5 
18.0 
232 136.6 
2.5 
114.0 
23.3 
162.9 
46.3 
31,7 
13,0 
71.2 5.2 
10.3 
20.5 
178 
11,5 
64.6 28,7 
50,5 
18,5 
5,5 
14.0 
34.0 
16,0 
40,0 
30.0 
100 
12.0 
85.0 
100 
17,0 
71.0 
15.0 
22,0 
2.0 26.6 
34,0 
61,0 
6,1 
45,9 
11.9 
75.0 
11.5 
21.0 
36.: 
202,3 
67,7 
15,8 
24.6 
49.9 
62.2 
4,1 
52.6 
60,5 
61.1 
42.7 
5.0 
42.6 
34.5 
89.0 
4.0 
141,6 
25.5 
99.1 
47,5 
147,3 
46.6 
294 
2142 
0.2 
08 
49.0 
5.3 
7.3 
137 
20,3 
45,2 
15,5 
166 
11.5 
105.2 Total 
State 
94.4 
136,6 
. 20,0 
91,4 
28,2 
67.0 
218.6 
19.9 
18,0 
14.1 
13,7 
9,8 
266,3 
13.1 
94.5 
29,8 
30.0 
139,0 
258.3 
93,5 
15.8 
59,6 
51,1 
78,0 
19,8 
88.2 
127,8 
160.9 
65.1 
67.1 
66,7 
125.7 
2.7 
75.8 
8.2 
9.3 
89.0 
25.6 
225,3 
48,9 
203.6 
164.6 
217.2 
85,1 
25 4 
3 818 
20.3 | 
64.7 I 
27.4 
317 
121 
11.5 
495,3 
0.4 
4 763 
1,2 
11.4 
5.1 
0.1 
0.5 
21 
2 276 2 
234 
IYEAR 1993~ I 7 th EDF BY INSTRUMENT AND BY STATE {MECU) | 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFKICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD 8. TOBAGO 
* TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTALACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST PIERRE J. MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALIIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAlRN ISLANDS 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADIHES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP * OCT 16,3 
43,1 
33.4 
7,2 
7,0 
15,5 
16.4 
33,7 
10,2 
57 
11.3 
2,5 
36,9 
44,2 
13,4 
11.4 
7,0 
14,8 
32,2 
33.4 
17.7 
35.8 
16.8 
27.8 
1,3 
17.2 
6.1 
26.2 
(1.2) 
46,6 
11.1 
21.8 
8.1 
3.2 
11.8 
78,7 
936,9 
0.2 
12,2 
0.2 
0.3 
0.4 
0.0 
0,6 
0,0 
0.7 
3.7 
17,0 
953,9 NIP 
Special 
Loan 
16,3 
43.1 
33,4 
7,2 
7,0 
15,5 
16.4 
33,7 
10,2 
5,7 
11.3 
2,5 
36,5 
44,2 
13.4 
11.4 
7,0 
14.8 
32,2 
33,4 
17,7 
35,6 
16,8 
27,8 
1.3 
17,2 
6.1 
26,2 
(1.2) 
46.8 
11.1 
21.8 
8,1 
3.5 
16.4 
18.3 
0.0 
11.8 
78,7 
12,2 
0.2 
0.4 
0.0 
0.6 
0.0 
0.7 
37 
17,0 
953,9 I NON NIP 
Merest 
Relet Emergency Refugee 
Aid «id Risk STABEX SYSMIN Transfer 
Capital 
19.6 
19.3 
47.0 
3,7 2,0 
19.3 
50,7 84.5 29,: 0.2 
5,2 
10 3 
5.2 
0,0 
2.4 
8.2 
0.5 
3.6 
20 9 
177,8 
32,9 
0.0 
2.5 
48.2 
11.5 
64 6 
0.0 
0.0 15,7 
38.0 km» 1 Table 18 
Total 
State Other Total 
7^ 
20,4 
43.4 
13.4 
15,2 
24,3 
33,3 
23,0 
40,2 
5.0 
12.6 
21.9 
0.0 
71.6 
2.5 
10.9 
26.8 
52.3 
27.1 
274 
788,7 
08 
17,0 
11.5 
86.S 
J9.3 0,5 
98,5 1.8 
,3,1 13,6 
1 027,4 23,9 
63,5 
76.6 
133 
16.4 
18,1 
19.9 
47,8 
10,4 
10,5 
7,4 
2.2 
0,7 
54,1 
12,5 
47.6 
5,9 
16.1 
46.7 
66,5 
21,3 
13,4 
15.2 
6.3 
48.1 
8,0 
39.1 
65.5 
56.4 
57.9 
40.8 
29.4 
49,7 
1.3 
22.2 
15.1 
10.1 
97.6 
1,3 
57,7 
37.5 
74 1 
35.2 
27 4 
1 442,1 
35 
51,9 
27 
20 
34.7 
20 
57.5 
0.6 
35 4 
43,0 
11.5 
265.6 
0.4 
1 950.7 
0.2 
11.1 
5.1 
16.5 
0.2 
5.7 
30,6 
1981.3 3V 
I CUMULATIVE END YEAR 1993 | 
[DELEGATED AUTHORISATlQNS| 7 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) Annex 1 Table 19 
NIP 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
•TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
•TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST PIERRE & MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
* TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT 14.1 
11.8 
6.1 
20.6 
31.8 
11.3 
16.6 
7,2 
36,9 
45,8 
2S.8 
23 2 Spectat 
Loan 
14.1 
11.8 
3,1 
31,4 
6.7 
11,6 
37 
6.1 
20,6 
31 8 
7.2 
6.2 
44,6 
11,3 
16.6 
7,2 
36.9 
45.8 
28,8 
23.2 
142,5 
724 Interest Emergency Refugee 
Relet Aid «id 
- 137 8>r 
1,0 
40.3 
13.4 
0,5 
0,7 177 
1.9 NON NIP 
Risk STABEX" 
12,5 
2.0 
10.0 
10.0 
3.5 
19.3 0.1 
3,5 
1140 
23.3 
0.4 
0.4 
162.9 
46.3 
317 
13.0 
71,2 
42.2 
61 SYSMIN Transfer 
ex EDF 5 
11.2 
29.8 | Total 
Other Total State 
28.7 
49,7 
14,0 
33.1 
17.8 
39,5 
22.0 
70S 
150 
22.5 
2.0 24,6 
33.1 
55,9 
4,3 
28.0 
10.6 
9.3 
7,7 
30.7 
200.4 
63.8 
10,5 
9.4 
45.7 
49.3 
3.9 
49,2 
58,9 
50,8 
5.7 
2.5 
40,0 
17.6 
3,0 
2,4 
18.2 
3,6 
140.9 
14,0 
78,3 
46,6 
145.1 
37.6 
17 6 
1 808 
0 1 
0.4 
138 
79 
11.2 
33.3 
2 
791 30.9 
38.9 
81,5 
8,4 
47,8 
11.4 
5,5 
161,0 
0,2 
11.3 
6.1 
3,7 
236.5 
0.4 
83.2 
21.1 
10.8 
62.2 
207.1 
75,4 
10,5 
25.1 
45.8 
53.0 
10.0 
69.8 
90.7 
58,0 
11.9 
47.1 
46,5 
35.2 
1,0 
37.2 
3,0 
4,1 
18.2 
14.9 
157,5 
21.3 
115.2 
92.4 
173.5 
60.7 
17.6 
2 349 
05 
2.3 
12.2 
0.3 
36.1 
15.7 
108 
70.5 
7.4 
05 
11.2 
175.8 <3_r 
[YEAR 1993 \ 7 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) 
(DELEGATED AUTHORISATIONS! 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW' G'JINE* 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST, PIERRE & I/IQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
* TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIES 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAJCOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
rL COUNTRIES 
•TOTfLOCT 
I • TOTAL Acl* OCT (0,0) 
18,8 
2.5 
31 1 
20,1 
117 
22 1 
16 1 
80.0 
421 Spedal 
Loan 
(0.0)| 
18.8 
20,1 
117 
22.1 
16.1 
11.5 
23.1 Merest Emergency Refugee Risk STABEX SYSMIN Transfer 
Reief Aid aid Capital 
11.2 
298 15,7 
37,7 
75.0 
29,0 
17.6 
23.5 
22.0 
3B5 
150 3G 
Annex 1 Ta*x«. 20 
Z r~fôtâT 
Total Statel 
8.2 
19.5 
38.8 
1.3 
14,0 
5,5 
07 
36.7 
27 
12.0 | 
22,1 
17.7 
28.3 
0.8 
21.7 
32.5 
46.3 
3.2 
2.5 
11.2 
5.2 
0.0 
9.8 
1.0 
7.1 
25.9 
110 1 
37.1 
160 
757 
0,1 
04 
11.2 
32.9 70S 
41.7 
7.6 
20,6 
2,1 
4.8 
14.8 
0.2 
6.8 
5.7 
3.2 
43.2 
28.3 
19.6 
17.7 
31.$ 
65 
41.6 
21.: 
3.0 
20 
IL: 
54 
95.2 
8.2 
29.2 
42.C 
121 I 
60 : ' 
16 C • 
1064 ; 
o : 
14 4 , 
2.6 i 
o.;; 
0.1 i 
2 5 : 
2.3 i 
25, 
11.2 
112 { ! 
04l 
12OTJ 
01 
01 
2 
423 2 I 
423 ,i 
91 
-CUMULATIVE END YEAR 19^ \ I 7~!h EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) 
PAYMENTS 
State 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON " 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME & PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
•TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA-BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD 4. TOBAGO 
• TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTALACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARÙBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PITCAIRN ISLANDS 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CAICOS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT NIP 
~5T" 
oz 
17,2 
67 
257 
1.7 
1.4 
26,1 
0,5 
20.5 
19,1 
20.1 Speaal 
Loan 
73.7 
336 6.7 
25,7 
1.7 
1.4 
26.1 
0.5 
20.9 
19,1 
20.1 NON NIP 
Weresl Emergency Refugee 
Relet Risk STABEX SYSMIN Transfer 
0,5 
0.6 Aid 
~8.8 
136.6 
2.5 
114.0 
23.3 
162.9 
46.3 
31.7 
13.0 
71,2 Annex 1 Tab)* 21 
Total 
State 7 
40.0 
37.8 
10.0 
25.8 
12.7 
59,0 
11,0 
32 8 
404 15.6 
24,1 
40,3 
13.1 
197.5 
54.3 
42,4 
29.6 
3.4 
37.0 
28.1 
30 0 
9,5 
0,0 
80,0 
130 
73,4 
10.7 
12e 2 
11 5 
3.4 21.5 
28,6 
62,1 
74,0 
12.9 
1,9 
15.1 
198.4 
55.6 
4.9 
16,3 
42.4 
30,7 
3.6 
43.7 
53.8 
31.8 
6,5 
26,5 
31.4 
12.1 
4.3 
82.4 
14.1 
94,2 
25 8 
148,3 
16. 
3.4 I 
9c? 
[YEAR 1993 , I 7 th EDF BT INSTUMENT AND BY STATE (MECU) j Annex 1 Tab». 22 
PAYMENTS 
State _ _ 
ANGOLA 
BENIN 
BURKINA FASO 
BOTSWANA 
BURUNDI 
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 
CHAD 
CAMEROON 
CONGO 
COMOROS 
CAPE VERDE 
DJIBOUTI 
EQUATORIAL GUINEA 
ETHIOPIA 
GABON 
GHANA 
GAMBIA 
GUINEA-BISSAU 
GUINEA 
IVORY COAST 
KENYA 
LIBERIA 
LESOTHO 
MADAGASCAR 
MALAWI 
MAURITIUS 
MAURITANIA 
MALI 
MOZAMBIQUE 
NAMIBIA 
NIGER 
RWANDA 
SENEGAL 
SEYCHELLES 
SIERRA LEONE 
SOMALIA 
SAO TOME 8, PRINCIPE 
SUDAN 
SWAZILAND 
TANZANIA 
TOGO 
UGANDA 
NIGERIA 
ZAMBIA 
ZIMBABWE 
ZAIRE 
• TOTAL AFRICA 
ANTIGUA- BARBUDA 
BARBADOS 
BELIZE 
BAHAMAS 
DOMINICA 
DOMINICA 
GRENADA 
GUYANA 
HAITI 
JAMAICA 
ST. CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SANTA LUCIA 
SURINAME 
ST. VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TRINIDAD 4 TOBAGO 
•TOTAL CARIBBEAN 
FIJI 
KIRIBATI 
PAPUA-NEW GUINEA 
SOLOMON ISLANDS 
TONGA 
TUVALU 
VANUATU 
WESTERN SAMOA 
• TOTAL PACIFIC 
ALL COUNTRIES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL ACP 
MAYOTTE 
NEW CALEDONIA 
FRENCH POLYNESIA 
ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON 
FRENCH ANTARCTIC TERR 
WALLIS AND FUTUNA 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
•TOTAL FRENCH OCT 
ARUBA 
NETHERLANDS ANTILLES 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL DUTCH OCT 
ANGUILLA 
BRITISH ANTARCTIC REGIONS 
BRIT. INDIAN OCEAN TERR 
CAYMAN ISLANDS 
FALKLAND ISLANDS 
MONTSERRAT 
PIT CAIRN ISLANDS 
ST CHRISTOPHER NEVIS 
SAINTE HELENE 
ST VINCENT AND GRENADINES 
TURKS AND CA1COS 
VANUATU 
VIRGIN ISLANDS 
REGIONAL COOPEFLATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL BRITISH OCT 
REGIONAL COOPERATION 
ALL COUNTRIES 
• TOTAL OCT 
• TOTAL ACP • OCT NIP 
Special 
Loan 
""3,4 
4,5 
15,0 
0,2 
17.2 NON NIP 
Merest Emergency Refugee 
Relet Aid aid Risk STABEX SYSMIN Transfer 
Capital tx EQF 5 
0,2 
2.2 0.8 
3.2 
2.5 13,7 
•26,0 
37,8 
0.6 
19.7 
10.0 
9.8 
12.7 
27,0 
11.0 
22.7 
779 ^6T 
14.5 
26,1 
394 
3.0 
0.5 
20,8 
25.9 
0.3 
13.3 
11.7 
28.1 Total 
State 
ïC.o 
19,0 
41.2 
11.4 
20.8 
27,0 
0,5 
20,0 
20,3 
29.8 
35.5 
1.1 
8.5 
20.8 
104.2 
17.5 
2,2 
627 
01 
02 
0.3 
36.4 
39 
Annex 1 
FOOTNOTES : 
1. Amounts derived from unexpended non-programmable aid resources and returned to 
national indicative reserves upon expiry of financial protocol, or reserve not yet 
allocated to national indicative programmes. 
2. Country whose indicative programme had not been signed at date of preparation of 
this report. 
3. Provisional allocation for country which had not ratified the Lomé IV Convention at 
date of preparation of this report. 
Table 1: LOME III CONVENTION - COUNTERPART FUNDS 
INSTRUMENT: Special Debt Programme - Import Programmes 
(Situation as 31.12.1993) 
fr L— 
| COUNTRY 
l 
i 
| i 
I 
Angola 
Benin 
Burundi 
Cabo Verde 
Cameroon 
j Central Afrique Currency 
I 
AON 
XOF 
BIF 
CVE 
XAF 
XAF 
! t 
! Côte d'Ivoire ! XOF 
Ethiopia j FKP 
• '•—• 
The Gambia 
Ghana 
Guinea 
Guinea Bissau 
Guinea Equat. 
Guyana GMD 
GHC 
GNF 
GWP 
XAF Decisions 
MECU 
(1) 
1 
38.5 
30.7 
12.0 
4.0 
11.9 Payments 
MECU 
(2) 
2ti2 
30.7 
11,9 
3.9 
11.9 
7.0 6.2 
41,0 41.0 
51.5 ! 42.8 
4.9 4.9 
20.5 19.2 
12.5 12.5 
9.4 8.0 
i 
1.5 
J GYD i 17.3 1.3 
16.4 Counterpartfunds (mio local currency) 
Amounts 
due 
a) 
(3) 
2i47.7 
10740.0 
2354.0 
344,8 
5980.0 
2165.5 
14518.0 
107.7 
40.4 
5844.0 
9537.3 
19260,6 
465.8 
78.2 Paid in 
Account 
(4) 
Î5Î7.3 
9941.0 
2354.0 
280.2 
5980.0 
2165.5 
14518.0 
87.2 
40.4 
4596.0 Committed 
(5) 
ISII,^r 
9941.0 
2301.0 . 
344.8 
5980.0 
2165.0 
14518.0 
108.0 
39.9 
4596.0 
9537.3 ! 9537.3 
17544.6 ; 16498.3 
534.4 | 525.8 
83.5 78.2 Paid from 
account 
(6) 
i ..... 
9941.0 
2202.0 
187.5 
5980.0 
1914.7 
14446,0 
74.0 
37.0 
4596.0 Sector of application (in % af commitments) 
Rural De­
velopment 
j 
< * a 
-
18.7 
-
100,0 
12.2 
53.9 Infra­
structure 
I! 
C 7 
-
31.6 
-
-
-
-
83.3 ? 4.6 
71.4 
-
9027.3 I 22.0 
16498.3 14.6 
476.7 9.8 
63.0 Industry 
III 
-
19.2 
-
-Educa­
tion 
IV 
?,9 
8.0 
7.5 
-Health 
V 
01 f, 
0.2 
7.0 
" 
j 
1.3 Others j 
VI 
51 7 
91.8 
16.0 
100.0 
86.5 !', 
46.1 | - ;i 
! 12.1 i 
21.8 
| 
2.2 
15.3 
14.1 
99 -3.0 
17,0 
| 40.0 
0.1 
76.0 
-1.5 
-56.2 
4.8 
5.4 
-3.8 
26.8 
37.4 
63.1 '| 
0.1 
0.1 J 0 
0 
a) As determined by the Delegation on the basis of the commitments or payments in ECU. including interest on ECU accounts. 
b) Including interest generated on CPF accounts. 
c) Others include nationalcontributionsto EDF projects, general contributions to budgets, thematic actions (institution building environment), measures for refugees and displaced persons, etc. 
ro 
Table 1:L0ME III CONVENTION - COUNTERPART FUNDS 
INSTRUMENT: Special Debt Programme - Import Programmes 
(Situation as at 31.12.1993) 
COUNTRY 
Jamaica 
Kenya 
Madagascar 
Malawi (d) 
Mali 
Mauritania 
Mauritius 
Mozambique 
Niger Currency 
JMD 
KES 
MGF Decisions 
MECU 
(1) 
15.5 
42.0 
19.8 
i 
MWK J 2.5 
XOF 
MRO 
MUR 
MZM 
XOF 
Nigeria ' NGN 
Papua New G. PGK 
i 
Rwanda 
Sao Tome & P 
i —L RWF 
STD 28.5 
7,0 
3.0 
69.0 
14.0 
10.0 
5.5 
12.0 
1.15 Payments 
MECU 
(2) 
10.5 
42.0 
17.1 
12.5 
28.5 
7.0 
2.6 
59.2 
13.6 
10.0 Counterpart funds (mlo local currency) 
Amount 
due 
a) 
(3) 
140.1 
1065.5 
30604.6 
45.5 
9167.0 
629.6 
. ., ._. ,,_ Paid in 
b) 
(4) 
123.8 
1065.5 
30604.6 
45.5 
9124,0 
629.6 
82800.0 43374.0 
895,7 I 
J i 125.8 
_, ._ , i 
5.5 6.8 l 
11.7 | 1936.5 
1.0 226.0 Committed 
(5) 
40.0 
1065,5 
44.2 
9076.0 
629.6 
-
82800.0 Paid from 
account 
(6) 
40.0 
862.0 
-
43.1 
8811.0 
629.6 Sector of application (in % of commitments) 
Rural De­
velopment 
' I 
100,0 
7.3 
11.3 Infra-
1 structure 
II 
T 1 
-
33.0 
8.8 Industry 
III 
-
2.4 Educa­
tion 
IV 
i 
11.3 
-
16.7 
I 
| 2.9 
16,5 ! - 15.0 ! 25.0 
! < ! 
20.6 » - I - i - - ..; i 
43374.0 
930,0 | 895.7 j 886.5 
125.8 
6.8 
1707.0 
226.0 125.8 
-__ j 
6.8 | 6.8 
755.2 
179.4 279,3 \ 
! 
'; Health 
V 
i 
51.2 
-
15.0 
17.6 
40.0 
- , Others ! 
c) 
VI 
I 
37.5 | 
| 
1 
25.9 ;i 
59.3 i! 
3.5 :: 
79.4 ' 
: 
100.0 
100.0 - | 
•! ! 
1 • | -, 100-° 
100.0 i - \ 
177.8 j - 10.1 | 0.2 -
5.2 100.0 ,' 
17.6 66.9 l| 
a) As determined by the Delegation on the basis of the commitments or payments in ECU, including interest on ECU accounts. 
b) Including interest generatedon CPF accounts. 
c) Others include national contributions to EDF projects, general contributions to budgets, thematic actions (institution building environment), measures for refugees and displaced persons, etc. 
d) Tne tranche of 42.2 MECU willnot generate counterpart funds according to the report of 31-12-1993. 0 
_> 
Table 1:L0ME III CONVENTION - COUNTERPART FUNDS 
INSTRUMENT: Special Debt Programme - Import Programmes 
(Situation as at 31.12.1993) 
COUNTRY 
Senegal 
Sierra Leone 
Somalia 
Sudan 
Suriname 
Tanzania 
Tchad 
Togo 
Trinidad Tobago 
Uganda 
Zaire 
Zambia Currency 
I 
XOF 
SLL 
SDD 
SRG 
TZS 
XAF 
XOF 
TTD 
UGX 
ZMK Decisions 
MECU 
(1) 
11.5 
6.0 
27.4 
17.3 
8.5 
24.5 
9.5 
10.0 
5.0 
34.4 
30.0 
60.5 Payments 
MECU 
(2) 
11.5 
4.0 
27.3 
17.2 
7.2 
23.6 
9.5 
10.0 
3.5 
34.3 
29.8 
58.1 Counterpart funds (mio local currency) 
Amounts 
due 
a), 
(3) 
4076.0 
1110.7 
92.6 
15.8 
4675.7 
3356.2 
3299.5 
n.c. 
n.c. 
1879.7 Paid In 
Account 
b) 
(4) 
4076.0 
862.2 
85.5 
16.1 
3356.2 
2671.6 
n.c. 
n.c. 
1786.9. Committed 
(5) 
4076.0 
913.7 
85.5 
5.3 
3356.2 
2671.6 
1689.9 Paid from 
account 
(6) 
4076.0 
874.9 
85.3 
1.0 
3274.8 
-
1664.9 Sector of application (in % of commitments) 
Rural De­
velopment 
1 
100.0 
-
,_ 
100.0 
69.2 Infra­
structure 
II 
. 
. 
-
" 1 ! 
1 1 
100.0 
-
--
-Industry 
III 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
. 
-Educa­
tion 
IV 
. 
. 
-
. 
_ 
-
-Health 
V 
. 
-
. 
. 
. 
-
-Others 
c) 
VI 
. 
1 uu.u 
-
20.8 
-
100 
a) As determined by the Delegation on the basis of the commitments or payments in ECU. Including Interest on ECU accounts. 
b) Including interest generated on CPF accounts. 
c) Others include national contributions to EDF projects, general contributions to budgets, thematic actions (institution building environment), measures for refugees and displaced persons, etc. 
n.c. Not communicated. 0 
1^ 
Table .2: LOME IV CONVENTION - COUNTERPART FUNDS 
INSTRUMENT: Structural Adjustment Facility + Import Programmes 
(Situation as at 31.12.1993) 
COUNTRY 
Benin 
Burundi 
Burkina Faso 
Cameroon 
Comores 
Côte d'Ivoire 
(d) 
Dominica 
Ethiopia 
The Gambia 
Ghana 
Grenada 
Guinea 
Guinea Bissau 
Guyana 
Jamaica 
a) As determi Currency 
XOF 
on 
XOF 
XAF 
XOF 
XCD 
ETB 
GMD 
GHC 
XCD 
GNF 
GWP 
GYD 
JMD 
nedby the D Decisions 
MECU 
0) 
39.7 
I *t n 
60.5 
29.5 
5.5 
33.0 
2.0 
102.0 
8.2 
49.0 
2.0 
• 14.0 
8.0 
4.5 
7.1 
elegationson Payments 
MECU 
(2) 
33.7 
-
48.0 
22.0 
3.5 
33.0 
0.0 
53.0 
3.6 
47.9 
0.2 
. 10.5 
3.1 
0 
Ihe basis of th Counterpart funds (mio local currency) 
Amounts 
due 
a) 
(3) 
13037.0 
-
16320.2 
7497.0 
5093.0 
-
133.4 
47.1 
14732.0 
0.6 
11760.2 
623.8 
-
e commitments c Paid in 
Account 
b) 
(4) 
13249.0 
-
8624.2 
7497.0 
50MJQ 
--. 
34.3 
47.1 
13714.9 
0.6 
11760.2 
189.3 
-
>r payments in Committed 
(5) 
9022.0 
-
8500.0 
7497.0 
5085.0 
-
57.0 
47".1 
13388.0 
0.6 
11760.2 
289.6 
-
ECU. including Paid from 
account 
(6) 
7702.0 
-
6073.4 
7497.0 
4443.0 
-
27.6 
21.0 
13377.0 
0.6 
3180.1 
50.1 
-Sector of application (in % of commitments) 
Rural De­
velopment 
I 
i 
-
2.4 
20.7 
3.8 
-
-
-
3.8 
-
19.8 
-
-
interest on ECU accounts. Infra­
structure, 
II 
• -
-
71.6 
-
-
-
11.0 
-
-
5.5 
-
-Industry 
III 
-
. 
. 
-
-Educa­
tion 
IV 
. 
22.6 
-
. 
50.0 
45.6 
42.5 
100.0 
40.4 
50.0 
" Health 
V 
11.1 
-
24.3 
7.7 
96.2 
. 
50.0 
41.6 
47.8 
-
16.6 
50.O 
-Others 
c) 
VI 
88.9 
. 
50.7 
-
-
. 
-
1.8 
5.8 
-
17.7 
-a 
b) including interest generated on CPF accounts. 
c) Others include national contributions to EDF projects, general contributions to budgets, thematic actions (institution building environment), measures for refugees and displaced persons, etc 
d) Amounts due is based on the first tranche of 15.5 MECU 
Table 2: LOME IV CONVENTION - COUNTERPART FUNDS 
INSTRUMENT: Structural Adjustment Facility + Import Programmes 
COUNTRY 
Lesotho 
Malawi Currency I Decisions 
i MECU 
i 
ZAR ] 8,5 
MWK 
Mali I 'XOF 
Mauritania MRO 
'; Mozambique MZM 
Niger XOF 
Papua New G, PGK 
Rep.Dominican DOP 
Sao Tome & P. STD 
Senegal XOF 
Sierra Leone SLL 
Tanzania TZS Payments 
MECU 
8.4 
j 30.6 19.7 
i 
55.0 | 40.3 
t — •• • î ••••' 
18.0 | 10.0 
! 
45.0 j 12.7 
15.0 10.0 
19.5 16.5 
31.5 
1.5 
10.0 21.8 
0.2 
5.0 
20.0 2.3 
85.0 45.6 
Tuvalu 0.9 
Togo XOF 17.0 
Trinidad Tobago TTD 
Uganda UGX 
i 
...._ ... L 0 Counterpart funds (mio local currency) 
Amounts 
due 
a) 
31,4 
14338.5 
1382.4 
71701.0 
3316,5 
n.c. 
350,0 
-
1656.4 
2154.6 
n.c. Paid m 
Account 
b) 
31.4 
14396.9 
1382.4 
44331.0 Committed Paid from 
account 
27,5 | 11.6 
| 
14396.9 13044,5 
1382,4 
71701.0 1203.0 
44331,0 
3316.5 ! 3316.5 j 1485.7 
! I n.c. : | 
328.0 328.0 j 230.5 
-
1656,4 1656.4 
1203.7 2154.6 
i 
n.c. 
i ! i 
4.7 0.0 j .! 
Sector of application (in % of commitments) : 
Rural De­
velopment 
I 
-
0.5 
89 
-
-Infra­
structure 
II 
22,7 
20.5 
48.6 
-Industry 
III 
-
-
-
-
-
5.2 
" 
1656.4 
164.4 ! 27,1 32.2 -
-
73.5 
-. . ,2, • I Educa­
tion 
IV Healtn 
58.9 17.7 
i 
34.5 i 44.5 
-
. 39.5 Others ! 
c) : 
v: , 
0.7 
3.0 |j 
100.c I! 
j 100.0 
! ! I! 
i ii 
21.3 
-
-20.7 20.6 |! 
1.1 57.5 
! ! i 
| .... j 
! ,; 
26.5 i 
1.7 
-
31.3 14.3 180, 27, ; '24, 23, ! - - - - j 100 0 
000.0 703.2 703.4 449,8 
Zambia ZMK j 80.7 68.5 n.c. n.c. ; ; 
Zimbabwe ZWD | 
n.c. = not communica ted 28.0 i 
13.5 235.5 103.9 235.5 10.0 - - - j 39.8 ! 
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