Approved resources for peacekeeping operations

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Each peacekeeping mission (with the exception of UNMOGIP and UNTSO) is financed through its own budget. However, all share the same 1 July-30 June financial period. As requested in General Assembly resolution 49/233A, the Secretary-General issues a summary document on approved resources for peacekeeping operations for each financial period.

Generally, two documents are issued each year, the first following the approval of the budgets by the General Assembly in June (representing what was approved at the start of the financial period) and one after the start of the calendar year reflecting any additional resources or commitment authority approved during the main session. These changes can be the result of processes such as changes to mission mandates (including start-up, expansion or draw-down), supplementary requests or revised estimates. It is possible that the second summary table is not the final approved level, as there have been instances during which additional requirements for the existing financial period have been submitted as late as during the second part of the resumed session. As such, the final approved levels are generally reflected in a subsequent overview reports.

Summary table

  • Financial period: 1 July-30 June financial period
  • SG request total: Amount requested by the Secretary-General during the second part of the resumed session
  • SG request summary: Official document summarizing the Secretary-General's request
  • Level at start of financial period: Amount approved by the General Assembly as of the start of the financial period (1 July)
  • Initial summary: Official document summarizing the apportionment approved by the General Assembly as of the start of the financial period (1 July)
  • Updated summary: Official document summarizing the apportionment approved by the General Assembly as of the midpoint of the financial period (1 January)
  • Final approved level: Amount approved by the General Assembly as of the end of the financial period (30 June)
  • Notes: Developments during the financial period that resulted in additional requirements
Financial period SG request total SG request summary Level at start of financial period Initial summary Updated summary Final approved level Notes
2024/25 5,691,080,200 A/C.5/78/32 5,593,101,500 A/C.5/78/34
2023/24 6,812,762,900 A/C.5/77/29 6,053,804,600 A/C.5/77/32 A/C.5/78/30 6,330,670,300 MINUSMA in liquidation
2022/23 6,513,193,500 A/C.5/76/25 6,453,390,700 A/C.5/76/27 A/C.5/77/30 6,453,390,700 MINUSMA mandate ended 30 June 2023
2021/22 6,467,240,900 A/C.5/75/22 6,378,783,200 A/C.5/75/25 A/C.5/76/23 6,378,783,200 UNAMID in liquidation
2020/21 6,656,255,600 A/C.5/74/16 6,578,553,500 A/C.5/74/18 A/C.5/75/21 6,822,035,700[1] UNAMID mandate ended 31 December 2020
2019/20 6,638,042,100 A/C.5/73/20 6,518,855,700 A/C.5/73/21 A/C.5/74/15 6,810,544,400[2] MINUJUSTH closed 15 October 2019[3]. CA during period: MINUJUSTH 6-month and UNAMID 6+3-month related to downsizing; MONUSCO approved 28 April 2020
2018/19 7,269,855,400 A/C.5/72/23 6,690,542,200 A/C.5/72/25 A/C.5/73/19 7,157,808,800 [4]
2017/18 7,972,781,400 A/C.5/71/21 6,803,236,100 A/C.5/71/24 A/C.5/72/21 7,496,329,500[5] MINUSTAH closed and MINUJUSTH established in October 2017[6]; MINUSMA support to the G5 Sahel in December 2017[7]; UNMIL closed in March 2018
2016/17 8,253,409,800 A/C.5/70/22 7,874,053,700 A/C.5/70/24 A/C.5/71/18 7,909,021,200[8] UNAMID drawdown begins in June 2017[9]; UNOCI closed in June 2017
2015/16 8,496,397,200 A/C.5/69/21 8,275,565,500 A/C.5/69/24 A/C.5/70/21 8,301,143,200[10] UNSOA replaced with UNSOS in November 2015[11]
2014/15 7,428,062,000 A/C.5/68/23 7,061,035,580 A/C.5/68/26 A/C.5/69/17 8,275,565,500[12]
2013/14 7,218,402,900 A/C.5/67/17 7,543,047,300 A/C.5/67/19 A/C.5/68/21 7,839,650,000[13] MINUSCA established in April 2014[14]; UNMISS mandate expansion in May 2014[15]
2012/13 7,410,524,100 A/C.5/66/15 7,326,728,600 A/C.5/66/18 A/C.5/67/16 7,383,669,700[16] UNSMIS closed in August 2012; UNMIT closed in December 2012; MINUSMA established in April 2013[17]
2011/12 7,600,439,100 A/C.5/65/17 7,060,322,827 A/C.5/65/19 A/C.5/66/14 7,870,279,300[18] UNMIS closed in July 2011; UNMISS established in July 2011[19]; UNSMIS established in April 2012[20]
2010/11 6,987,237,100 A/C.5/64/17 7,264,350,500 A/C.5/64/19 A/C.5/65/15 7,512,796,400[21] MONUC renamed MONUSCO in July 2010[22]; MINURCAT closed in December 2010; UNISFA established in June 2011[23]
2009/10 8,180,297,800 A/C.5/63/24 7,769,979,100 A/C.5/63/26 A/C.5/64/15 7,990,920,000[24]
2008/09 7,376,102,600 A/C.5/62/28 7,093,389,000 A/C.5/62/31 A/C.5/63/23 7,310,003,400[25] UNMEE closed in July 2008; UNMIK handed over rule of law activities in November 2008[26]; UNSOA established in January 2009[27]; UNOMIG closed June 2009
2007/08 5,348,059,500 A/C.5/61/22 5,288,708,000 A/C.5/61/24 A/C.5/62/23 6,778,442,500[28] UNAMID established in July 2007[29], absorbing LSP and HSP; MINURCAT established in September 2007[30]
2006/07 4,768,987,500 A/C.5/60/30 4,747,282,700 A/C.5/60/32 A/C.5/61/22 5,407,133,900[31] ONUB closed in December 2006; AMIS light support package (LSP) began deployment in November 2006[32] and heavy support package (HSP) began deployment in April 2007[33]
2005/06 3,555,741,900 A/C.5/59/29 3,521,456,500 A/C.5/59/34 A/C.5/60/27 5,025,238,400[34] UNAMSIL closed in December 2005
2004/05 2,655,696,200 A/C.5/58/36 3,878,821,200 A/C.5/59/18 A/C.5/59/18/Rev.1 4,369,829,600[35] UNMIS established in March 2005[36]; UNMISET closed in May 2005
2003/04 2,304,623,700 A/C.5/57/34 and Rev.1 A/C.5/58/35 2,824,229,300
2002/03 2,756,779,689 A/C.5/57/22 2,606,468,900[37]
2001/02 2,774,395,450 A/C.5/56/36/Rev.1 2,773,254,200[38]
2000/01 2,072,526,000 A/C.5/54/61 2,631,589,019 A/C.5/55/48 2,631,589,019
1999/00 644,199,100 A/C.5/53/60
A/C.5/54/48
1998/99 825,957,500 A/C.5/52/52
A/C.5/53/50
1997/98 875,567,400 A/C.5/51/48
A/C.5/52/44 and Corr.1
1996/97 1,295,203,100 A/C.5/50/63
A/C.5/51/45

See also

References

  1. ↑ A/76/717
  2. ↑ A/75/786
  3. ↑ S/RES/2466 (2019)
  4. ↑ A/74/736
  5. ↑ A/73/776
  6. ↑ S/RES/2350 (2017)
  7. ↑ S/RES/2391 (2017)
  8. ↑ A/72/770
  9. ↑ S/RES/2363 (2017)
  10. ↑ A/71/809
  11. ↑ S/RES/2245 (2015)
  12. ↑ A/70/749
  13. ↑ A/69/751/Rev.1
  14. ↑ S/RES/2149 (2014)
  15. ↑ S/RES/2155 (2014)
  16. ↑ A/68/731
  17. ↑ S/RES/2100 (2013)
  18. ↑ A/67/723
  19. ↑ S/RES/1996 (2011)
  20. ↑ S/RES/2043 (2012)
  21. ↑ A/66/679
  22. ↑ S/RES/1925 (2010)
  23. ↑ S/RES/1990 (2011)
  24. ↑ A/65/715
  25. ↑ A/64/643
  26. ↑ S/PRST/2008/44
  27. ↑ S/RES/1863 (2009)
  28. ↑ A/63/696
  29. ↑ S/RES/1769 (2007)
  30. ↑ S/RES/1778 (2007)
  31. ↑ A/62/727
  32. ↑ A/61/598
  33. ↑ A/61/852/Add.13
  34. ↑ A/61/786
  35. ↑ A/60/696
  36. ↑ S/RES/1590 (2005)
  37. ↑ A/58/705
  38. ↑ 9A/57/723
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