Personnel reimbursement

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The United Nations provides personnel reimbursement for the troop- and police-contributing countries on account of the military and police contingents deployed to United Nations peace operations.

Since 1 July 2018, the reimbursement rate has been 1,428 United States dollars per person per month.[1]

Principles of reimbursement

In its resolution 55/274 of 14 June 2001, the General Assembly established the following elements and guidelines for the reimbursement system:

(a) Troops, formed civilian police units and staff officers serving in United Nations peacekeeping operations shall be reimbursed on an equal basis for identical services;
(b) Reimbursement for troop costs shall take into consideration, inter alia, general principles such as simplicity, equity, transparency, comprehensiveness, portability, financial control and audit and confirmed delivery of specified services, all ow which shall be built into the agreements entered into by the United Nations with the participating States;
(c) The data for this survey shall identify the common and essential additional costs from existing troop levels related to personnel that are incurred by troop-contributing countries due to their participation in United Nations peacekeeping operations…;
(d) The methodology shall ensure that no double payment is made with respect to reimbursement between the various levels of self-sustainment, components of troop costs and any other allowances;

The current reimbursement system has been in place since 1 July 2013, following the adoption of General Assembly resolution 67/261 of 10 May 2013, which endorsed the conclusions and recommendations of the Senior Advisory Group established pursuant to General Assembly resolution 65/289.[2]

Reimbursement rates

Resolution Date SG report ACABQ report Effective date Base rate Supp. Kit Weap. Notes
29/xxx 29 November 1974 25 October 1973 500 150 See A/PV.2303, para 128.
30/xxx 15 December 1975 15 December 1975 500 150 65 5 Approved usage factor
32/416 2 December 1977 A/32/339 25 October 1977 680 200 65 5
35/44 1 December 1980 A/C.5/35/38 A/35/653 1 December 1980 950 280 65 5
40/247 18 December 1985 A/40/845 A/40/xxx Maintained rates
42/224 21 December 1987 A/42/374 A/42/791 Maintained rates
A/44/500 A/44/725 Overview of rates
45/258 3 May 1991 A/45/582 A/45/801 1 July 1991 988 291 65 5
51/218E 17 June 1997 A/48/912 A/50/1012 Req for new survey
55/229 23 December 2000 A/54/763 A/54/859 Req to post-Phase V Working Group
55/274 14 June 2001 A/55/815 A/55/887 1 July 2001 1,008 297 66 5 Rates in A/C.5/55/47
55/274 1 Jan 2002 1,028 303 68 5
62/252 20 June 2008 A/60/725 Request for updated methodology
63/285 30 June 2009 A/63/697 A/63/746 Approved new survey
65/289 30 June 2011 Established SAG, approved supp payment of $85 mil
66/264 21 June 2012 Approved supp payment of $60 mil
67/261 10 May 2013 A/67/713, A/67/956 A/67/749 Approved recs of SAG A/C.5/67/10, inc. 6.75% supp payment
68/281 30 June 2014 A/68/813 A/68/859 1 July 2014 1,332 First survey under new methodology
68/281 1 July 2016 1,365
68/281 1 July 2017 1,410
72/285 5 July 2018 A/72/728 A/72/771 1 July 2018 1,428 Second survey under new methodology

See also

References

  1. Resolution 72/285 of 5 July 2018
  2. A/C.5/67/10 Report of the Senior Advisory Group on rates of reimbursement to troop-contributing countries and other related issues