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GF/B08/DP15
Approved by the Board on: 30 June 2004
Replenishment Mechanism
The Board adopts the paper describing the operational modalities to implement the process of Voluntary Replenishment (as outlined in Annex 3 of the Report of the Resource Mobilization and Communication Committee (RMCC)).Budgetary Implications
The additional cost of implementing this decision is estimated at approximately US$ 300,000.
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Report of the Resource Mobilization and Communication Committee
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Report of the Resource Mobilization and Communication Committee
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