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1. NUCLEAR POWER AND FUEL CYCLE Programme A - Nuclear Power Canada NENP 30 526 - - Germany NENP 77 984 - - Korea, Republic of NENP 2 316 30 000 - Project on "Technical and Economic Feasibility of NENP 105 928 - - Nuclear Desalination" United States of America NENP 122 721 10 000 15 000 Member States not yet identified NENP - 395 000 345 000 NENP 339 475 435 000 360 000 Programme B - Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Waste Technology Contact Expert Group NEFW 25 715 100 000 - Japan NEFW 237 803 361 000 - Spain NEFW - 94 000 - United States of America NEFW 52 043 50 000 - Member States not yet identified NEFW - - 350 000 NEFW 315 561 605 000 350 000 Programme C - Comparative Assessment of Energy Sources France NE/PESS 129 461 - - Korea, Republic of NE/PESS (3 206) - - Netherlands NE/PESS 9 849 - - NE/PESS 136 104 - - Major Programme 1 791 140 1 040 000 710 000

2. NUCLEAR SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS Programme D - Food and Agriculture Austria NAFA ( 15 665) - - Belgium NAFA 283 985 209 000 209 000 European Union (EU) NAFA - 236 000 236 000 France NAFA 36 938 15 000 - Germany NAFA 72 565 136 000 136 000 International Consultative Group on Food Irradiation NAFA 167 876 150 000 155 000 (ICGFI) Italy NAFA 78 350 - - MOSCAMED Fund NAFA 28 903 - - Netherlands NAFA 217 662 392 000 246 000 Norway NAFA 3 504 - - OPEC Fund NAFA 7 000 - - Sweden NAFA 42 356 - - World Phosphate Institute (IMPHOS) NAFA 34 934 - - United States of America NAFA 9 727 - - Member States not yet identified NAFA - 357 000 440 000 NAFA 968 135 b_/ 1 495 000 b_/ 1 422 000 b_/ Programme E - Human Health Germany NAHU 75 295 - - Italy NAHU 3 095 - - Japan NAHU 64 555 40 000 40 000 United States of America NAHU 164 268 - - NAHU 307 213 40 000 40 000 Programme F - Marine Environment, Water Resources and Industry Australia NAML 15 231 - - Denmark NAML 9 069 - - European Union (EU) NAML - 17 000 17 000 France NAML 16 736 - - Germany NAML 6 459 - - Intergovenmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) NAML - 50 000 50 000 Italy NAML 9 492 - - Japan NAML 573 723 471 000 - Japan NAPC 106 223 140 000 - Principality of Monaco NAML 165 730 150 000 150 000 Regional Organization for the Protection of the MarineNAML 108 919 125 000 125 000 Environment (ROPME) Sweden NAML 194 541 100 000 - United Kingdom NAML 54 619 - - Member States not yet identified NAPC - - 140 000 NAML 1 154 519 b_/ 913 000 b_/ 342 000 b_/ NAPC 106 223 140 000 140 000 1 260 742 1 053 000 482 000 Programme G - Physical and Chemical Sciences Italy NAAL 23 180 - - United Kingdom NAPC 3 818 - - 26 998 - - Major Programme 2 2 563 088 2 588 000 1 944 000

3. NUCLEAR, RADIATION AND WASTE SAFETY Programme H - Nuclear Safety Australia NSNI 22 540 - - Canada NSNI - 10 000 10 000 Italy NSNI 40 362 - - Japan NSNI 948 070 1 536 000 1 469 000 Slovakia NSNI 134 044 139 000 - Spain NSNI 18 998 70 000 70 000 Sweden NSNI 28 375 - - United Kingdom NSNI - 100 000 - United States of America NSNI 419 752 366 000 55 000 Member States not yet identified NSNI - 243 000 426 000 "Extrabudgetary Project on the Safety of WWER and NSNI 101 258 - - RBMK Nuclear Power plants" NSNI 1 713 399 2 464 000 2 030 000 Programme I - Radiation Safety France NSRW ( 2 350) 100 000 100 000 Japan NSRW 33 161 - - United States of America NSRW 54 590 - - Member States not yet identified NSRW - 85 000 85 000 NSRW 85 401 185 000 185 000 Programme J - Radioactive Waste Safety France NSRW 27 744 - - Korea, Republic of NSRW 2 032 - - Spain NSRW 22 547 10 000 - United States of America NSRW 887 - - NSRW 53 210 10 000 - Programme K - Co-ordination of Safety Activities Finland NSSCS 6 486 - - France NSRW 13 350 - - International Conference on Safety of Nuclear Power NSSCS 54 299 - - Japan NSSCS 104 772 180 000 128 000 United States of America NSSCS 54 000 - - NSSCS 219 557 180 000 128 000 NSRW 13 350 - - 232 907 180 000 128 000 Major Programme 3 2 084 917 2 839 000 2 343 000

4. NUCLEAR VERIFICATION AND SECURITY OF MATERIAL Programme L - Safeguards Canada 137 439 407 000 407 000 Finland 49 392 - - France 1 306 913 143 000 143 000 Germany 638 699 382 000 382 000 Japan 305 977 127 000 127 000 Korea, Republic of 2 038 - - New Zealand 506 - - Sweden ( 1 511) - - United Kingdom 142 554 - - United States of America 7 363 380 2 336 000 2 336 000 Member States not yet identified - - 279 000 c_/ SG 9 945 387 3 395 000 d_/ 3 674 000 d_/ Programme M - Security of Material Finland SGOC - 120 000 120 000 Germany DDG-SG 22 163 200 000 200 000 Japan DDG-SG 49 060 - - Sweden DDG-SG 4 621 - - United Kingdom DDG-SG 26 362 - - United States of America SGIT 90 604 - - United States of America DDG-SG 80 569 573 000 573 000 United States of America NSRW 7 018 - - United States of America SGOC 144 385 - - NSRW 7 018 - - SG 417 764 893 000 893 000 424 782 893 000 893 000 Programme U - Verification in IRAQ Pursuant to UNSC Resolutions e_/ Canada 18 207 130 000 - Finland 316 898 - - France 138 257 130 000 - United Kingdom 91 379 250 000 - United States of America ( 7 505) 300 000-557 236 b_/ 810 000 b_/ - b_/ Major Programme 4 10 927 405 5 098 000 4 567 000

5. MANAGEMENT OF TECHNICAL CO-OPERATION FOR DEVELOPMENT Programme N - Management of Technical Co-operation For Development Germany 19 911 - - Japan 3 508 72 000 72 000 Korea, Republic of 23 655 - - United Kingdom 1 633 - - United States of America 113 429 134 000 - Member States not yet identified - - 128 000 162 136 206 000 200 000 Major Programme 5 162 136 206 000 200 000 6. POLICY-MAKING, CO-ORDINATION AND SUPPORT Programme O - Executive Management e_/ - - - Programme P - Services for Policy-making Organs - - - Programme Q - Legal Activities, External Relations and Public Information Australia EXPO 7 699 - - Austria EXPO 11 914 - - Japan MTPI 589 120 638 000 620 000 United States of America MTPI 14 859 - - EXPO 19 613 - - MTPI 603 979 638 000 620 000 623 592 638 000 620 000 Programme R - Administration Germany MTBF 19 661 - - United States of America MTPR 18 559 - - 38 220 - - Programme S - General Services - - - Programme T - Information Management and - - - and Support Services Major Programme 6 661 812 638 000 620 000 AGENCY'S PROGRAMMES b_/ 17 190 498 12 409 000 f_/ 10 384 000 f_/

Technical Assistance and Co-operation For TC Projects b_/ f_/ Australia 394 325 316 000 411 000 Belgium 12 072 - - Chile 17 524 10 000 10 000 China 120 649 35 000 118 000 Colombia 1 180 - - Czech Republic 49 172 100 000 31 000 France 562 018 250 000 250 000 Germany 37 404 - - Indonesia 29 200 - - Japan 661 789 418 000 418 000 Korea, Republic 269 692 59 000 59 000 Malaysia 54 748 10 000 10 000 Netherlands 36 000 - - New Zealand 17 976 - - OPEC Fund 8 821 80 000 80 000 Philippines 29 703 5 000 5 000 Spain 212 253 435 000 498 000 Sri Lanka 5 059 5 000 5 000 Sweden 1 874 - - Thailand 27 079 - - United Kingdom 292 418 100 000 100 000 United States of America 2 269 150 1 250 000 1 250 000 Government cost sharing 191 616 - - Member States not yet identified - 1 330 000 1 355 000 5 301 722 g_/ 4 403 000 g_/ 4 600 000 g_/ Note:Most contributions still require parliamentary approval. In addition to the cash resources indicated above, Member States make contributions in kind consisting of cost-free experts and consultants, stipends for fellowships, training courses, etc. b_/ Does not include contributions from the UN organizations. See Table 3. c_/ As estimated on 15 May 1999. d_/ The total does not include any funds received or expected for Unfunded Regular Programme Activities. e_/ Programme U (Verification in Iraq pursuant to UNSC resolutions) presently shown in Major Programme 4 was previously shown against programme O (Executive Management) in Major Programme 6. As this programme has been created for the 2000 budget, the former years' balances and estimates are shown against this new programme. f_/ Firm commitments have already been received in some but not all cases. It is expected that the total level finally received will be approximately as shown. g_/ These figures are not included in the total extrabudgetary resources since they are incorporated in the TC resources shown in Table 3.