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The Conference of the Parties
Recalling decision X/45 of the tenth meeting of the Conference of the Parties,
1.Expresses its appreciation to Canada as the host country for its significantly enhanced support to the Secretariat and welcomes its annual contribution of US$ 1,126,162 for 2012, to be increased at 2 per cent per year, from the host country Canada and the Province of Quebec to the operation of the Secretariat, of which 83.5 per cent has been allocated per annum to offset contributions from the Parties to the Convention for the biennium 2013-2014;11Pending approval of the Host Country Agreement.
2.Decides that the trust funds (BY, BE, BZ VB) for the Convention should be extended for a period of two years, beginning 1 January 2014 and ending 31 December 2015 and requests the Executive Director of UNEP to seek the approval of the Governing Council for their extension;
3.Approves a core (BY) programme budget of $12,994,100 for the year 2013 and of $13,580,800 for the year 2014 for the purposes listed in the Tables 1a and 1b below;
4.Adopts the scale of assessments for the apportionment of expenses for 2013 and 2014 as contained in the Table 6 below;
5.Approves a Secretariat staffing table for the programme budget contained in Table 2 below;
6.Decides, except as otherwise noted in the staffing table, to share the costs of Secretariat services that are common to the Convention of the Biological Diversity and the Biosafety Protocol in the ratio of 85:15 for the biennium 2013-2014;
7.Reaffirms a working capital reserve at a level of 5 per cent of the core programme budget (BY Trust Fund) expenditure, including programme support costs;
8.Authorizes the Executive Secretary to enter into commitments up to the level of the approved budget, drawing on available cash resources, including unspent balances, contributions from previous financial periods and miscellaneous income;
9.Authorizes the Executive Secretary to transfer resources among the programmes between each of the main appropriation lines set out in Table 1a below up to an aggregate of 15 per cent of the total programme budget, provided that a further limitation of up to a maximum of 25 per cent of each such appropriation line shall apply;
10.Invites all Parties to the Convention to note that contributions to the core programme budget (BY) are due on 1 January of the year in which these contributions have been budgeted for, and to pay them promptly, and urges Parties in a position to do so, to pay by 1 December of the year 2012 for the calendar year 2013 and by 1 October 2013 for the calendar year 2014, the contributions set out in Table 6 (scale of assessment) below and in this regard requests that Parties be notified of the amount of their contributions as early as possible in the year preceding the year in which the contributions are due;
11.Notes with concern that a number of Parties have not paid their contributions to the core budget (BY Trust Fund) for 2011 and prior years;
12.Urges Parties that have still not paid their contributions to the core budget (BY Trust Fund) for 2011 and prior years; to do so without delay and requests the Executive Secretary to publish and regularly update information on the status of contributions to the Convention's Trust Funds (BY, BE, BZ and VB);
13.Decides that with regard to contributions due from 1 January 2005 onwards, Parties whose contributions are in arrears for two (2) or more years will not be eligible to become a member of the Bureau of the Conference of the Parties; this will only apply in the case of Parties that are not least developed countries or small island developing States;
14.Authorizes the Executive Secretary to enter into arrangements with any Party whose contributions are in arrears for two or more years to mutually agree on a “schedule of payments” for such a Party, to clear all outstanding arrears, within six years depending on the financial circumstances of the Party in arrears and pay future contributions by the due date, and report on the implementation of any such arrangement to the next meeting of the Bureau and to the Conference of the Parties;
15.Decides that a Party with an agreed arrangement in accordance with paragraph 14 above and that is fully respecting the provisions of that arrangement will not be subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 above;
16.Requests the Executive Secretary and invites the President of the Conference of the Parties through a jointly signed letter to notify Parties whose contributions are in arrears and to invite them to take timely action;
17.Takes note of the funding estimates for the:
(a)Special Voluntary Trust Fund (BE) for Additional Voluntary Contributions in Support of Approved Activities for the Biennium 2013-2014 specified by the Executive Secretary and included in Table 3 below;
(b)Special Voluntary Trust Fund (BZ) for Facilitating Participation of Developing Country Parties, in particular the Least Developed and the Small Island Developing States, as well as Parties with Economies in Transition, for the biennium 2013-2014, as specified by the Executive Secretary and included in Table 4 below,and urges Parties to make contributions to those funds and to the VB Trust Fund for participation of indigenous and local communities in the activities of the Convention (see Table 5 below);
18.Invites States not Parties to the Convention, as well as governmental, intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations and other sources, to make contributions to the appropriate trust funds of the Convention;
19.Reaffirms the importance of full and active participation of the developing country Parties, in particular the least developed countries and small island developing States, as well as Parties with economies in transition, in the activities of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention and requests the Secretariat to remind Parties of the need to contribute to the Special Voluntary Trust Fund (BZ) at least six months prior to the ordinary meetings of the Conference of the Parties, reflecting on the financial need, and urges Parties in the position to do so to ensure that the contributions are paid at least three months before the Conference of the Parties meets;
20.Takes note of the request of the COP-MOP/6, as set out in decision BS-VI/7 paragraph 20, to the COP to “explore the possibility of merging the BI Voluntary Trust Fund, which facilitates participation of Parties in the Biosafety Protocol, with the BZ Voluntary Trust Fund, which facilitates participation of Parties in the Convention process, taking into account advice to be provided by the Executive Secretary and the Executive Director of UNEP”;
21.Requests the Executive Secretary to prepare a report on possible implications for the Convention budget resulting from the entry into force of the Nagoya Protocol and the application of its Article 28 (3) and submit that report to ICNP-3, the COP/MOP, and COP-12;
22.Welcomes the information provided by the Executive Secretary on the measurable indicators of achievements and performance for the programme budget, set out in annex II to decision X/45 and requests the Executive Secretary to continue to report on these indicators and to suggest possible improvements to them to the Conference of the Parties at its twelfth meeting aimed at promoting results based management and budgeting notwithstanding the need for a programme budget;
23.Requests the Executive Secretary to prepare and submit a budget for Secretariat services and the programme of work of the Convention for the biennium 2015-2016 for the consideration of the Conference of the Parties at its twelfth meeting, and to provide five practical and rigorous alternatives for the BY Trust Fund budget based on:
(a)Making an assessment of the required rate of growth for the programme budget BY Trust Fund;
(b)Increasing the core programme budget (BY Trust Fund) from 2013-2014 level by 7.5 per cent in nominal terms;
(c)Increasing the core programme budget (BY Trust Fund) to an amount that represents a 7.5 per cent increase in nominal terms of the combined total of the BY and any distinct costs of the Nagoya Protocol over the BY Trust Fund total amount for 2013–2014;
(d)Maintaining the core programme budget (BY Trust Fund) at the 2013-2014 level in nominal terms;
(e)Setting a core programme budget (BY Trust Fund) for 2015-2016 that maintains the combined total of BY Trust Fund and any distinct costs for the Nagoya Protocol at the same nominal total amount as the BY Trust Fund for 2013–2014;
24.Requests the Executive Secretary to seek further operational efficiencies in the biennium 2013-2014 and in the organization of the COP and ABS COP/MOP and to report thereon at COP-12 and ABS COP/MOP-1;
25.Further requests the Executive Secretary to undertake an in-depth functional review of the Secretariat, in consultation with the Executive Director of UNEP, with a view to updating its structure and the grading of posts to the Strategic Plan’s focus on implementation by Parties and report to the Parties at the twelfth meeting of the Conference of the Parties;
26.Recalls decision III/24, paragraph 10, and instead requests the Executive Secretary to prepare and submit to Parties a report on the administration of the Convention, including such matters as staff lists, status of contributions, progress on the implementation of the work programme and financial expenditures, every six months;
27.Notes with concern and regret that the core programme budget (BY) does not contain adequate finance for all five intersessional priority meetings identified by the Parties for the biennium 2013-14, which has resulted in finance for the ICNP-3 and Article 8(j) meetings being dependent on generous voluntary funding which is not always as predictable as the core budget and,therefore, decides that the allocation of funds from voluntary budget (BE) for intersessional meetings identified as a priority by the Parties should not become standard practice in future budgets;
28.Welcomes the generous offer to fund an intersessional meeting on ICNP-3 by the Government of Japan and the generous offers to fund an Article 8(j) meeting in 2013 made by the Governments of Denmark, Finland, India, Norway, Republic of Korea, Sweden and by the African Group;
29.Invites the Executive Secretary to bear in mind the need for periodic review of classification of staff positions, subject to the UN Staff Rules and Regulations and within the limits of available positions in Table 2 staffing decisions, including upgrading and downgrading, taking into account the functional review in paragraph 25 giving priority in undertaking the review to the post of national reporting and doing so in a timely manner.
Table 1a
Biennium budget of the Trust Fund for the Convention on Diversity 2013-2014
Expenditures2013(US$ thousands)2014(US$ thousands)TOTAL(US$ thousands)
IProgrammes
Office of the Executive Secretary1,193.61,275.72,469.3
Scientific, technical and technological matters2,509.72,549.75,059.4
Social, economic and legal matters2,059.82,099.84,159.5
Outreach and Major Groups1,591.01,622.53,213.5
Implementation and Technical Support1,158.91,522.32,681.2
Resource management and conference services2,910.22,948.55,858.6
Sub-total (I)11,423.112,018.423,441.5
IIProgramme support charge 13%1,485.01,562.43,047.4
GRAND TOTAL (I + II )12,908.113,580.826,488.9
IIIWorking capital reserve 86.086.0
GRAND TOTAL (I + II + III+IV)12,994.113,580.826,574.9
Less contribution from the host country22Pending approval of the Host Country Agreement.959.2978.31,937.5
Less savings from previous years300.0300.0600.0
NET TOTAL (amount to be shared by Parties)11,735.012,302.424,037.4
Table 1b
Biennium budget of the Trust Fund for the Convention on Biological 2013-2014 (by object of expenditure)
Expenditures2013(US$ thousands)2014(US$ thousands)TOTAL(US$ thousands)
A.Staff costs33Includes 85% of 1P5, 1 P4, 3 P3 and 2 GS posts shared with the Biosafety Protocol and 50% 1P4 shared with Biosafety Protocol.8,213.08,389.916,602.9
B.Bureau meetings130.0190.0320.0
C.Travel on official business410.0410.0820.0
D.Consultants/subcontracts100.0100.0200.0
E.Meetings4,5,6,74Eighth meeting of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Article 8(j)-8 funded by African Group (US$50,000); Denmark (US$50,000); Finland (US$50,000); India (US$90,000); Norway ($50,000); Rep. of Korea (US$50,000); Sweden (US$100,000) as a back-to-back meeting (US$340,000).5Third meeting of the Ad Hoc Intergovernmental Committee on the Nagoya Protocol funded by Japan as stand alone meeting at US$450,000.6Priority meetings to be funded from the core budget:7Budget for COP-12 divided between both years of the biennium.950.01,290.02,240.0
F.Public awareness materials90.090.0180.0
G.Temporary assistance/Over time100.0100.0200.0
H.Rent and associated costs88Shared in ratio of 85:15 with Biosafety Protocol general operating expenses.982.61,000.91,983.6
I.General operating expenses447.5447.5895.1
Sub-total (I)11,423.112,018.423,441.5
IIProgramme support charge 13%1,485.01,562.43,047.4
SUB-TOTAL (I + II )12,908.113,580.826,488.9
IIIWorking capital reserve 86.086.0
GRAND TOTAL (I + II + III)12,994.113,580.826,574.9
Less contribution from the host country959.2978.31,937.5
Less savings from previous years300.0300.0600.0
NET TOTAL (amount to be shared by Parties)11,735.012,302.424,037.4
Table 2
Secretariat staffing requirements from the core budget (BY Trust Fund) for the biennium 2013-2014
20132014
AProfessional and higher categories
ASG11
D-144
P-544
P-49950% of 1 P-4 shared with the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety.14.514.5
P-388
P-211
Total Professional and higher categories32.532.5
B.Total General Service category27.027.0
TOTAL (A + B)59.559.5
Table 3
Resource requirements from the special voluntary trust fund (be) for additional voluntary contributions in support of approved activities for the 2013-2014 biennium (Thousands of United States dollars)
I. Description2013-2014
1. Meetings/Workshops
Scientific Technical and Technological Matters
Inland waters biodiversity100
Marine and coastal biodiversity320
Protected areas60
Sustainable use60
Global Strategy for Plant Conservation50
Monitoring, indicators, GBO-475
Health and biodiversity60
Ecosystem Restoration60
Regional workshops on inland waters biodiversity450
Regional workshops on marine and coastal biodiversity880
Regional workshops on climate change130
Regional workshops on protected areas1,000
Workshop on scientific assessments80
Regional workshops on the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation200
Regional workshops on invasive alien species180
Regional workshops on the Global Taxonomy Initiative500
Regional workshops on health and biodiversity320
Regional workshops on sustainable use300
Regional workshops on REDD+460
Workshop on impact assessment70
Regional workshops on ecosystem restoration1,000
Social, Economic and Legal Matters (SEL)
Expert meeting on sui generis systems for traditional knowledge80
Expert meetings on indicators240
Expert meeting on UNPFII recommendations70
Expert meetings on cities and biodiversity
Regional workshops on economics, trade and incentives measures450
Regional workshop on cities and biodiversity75
Regional workshop South-South cooperation60
Workshop on technology transfer50
Regional capacity‑building ILC workshops400
Regional and subregional workshops on ILC tourism development200
Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-Sharing
Expert meetings on the Nagoya Protocol255
Regional and subregional capacity-building workshops of the international regime on access and benefit-sharing480
Implementation, Technical Support, Outreach and Major Groups
NBSAPs regional/subregional workshops2000
Expert group on poverty and biodiversity60
Expert meetings on business and biodiversity160
CHM Informal Advisory Committee meeting30
CEPA - Interim Advisory Committee meetings60
Regional workshops on national reporting400
Regional workshop on the clearing‑house mechanism70
Regional workshops on resource mobilization150
CEPA regional workshops560
Gender mainstreaming workshop40
Poverty Eradication meetings/workshops80
2. Staff**Funding pledged by the European Commission for 1 P-2 post on the ABS-CH in 2014. Funding pledged by Switzerland and Japan for 1 P-3 post on the ABS-CH in 2014.
Programme Officer (P-4) – Health and biodiversity403.9
Programme Officer (P-4) –Business and biodiversity403.9
Programme Officer (P-3) – Technology transfer331.9
Programme Officer (P-3) – Gender issues400
Associate Programme Officer (P-2) – Forest262.5
Associate Programme Officer (P-2) – Art. 8(j)262.5
Associate Programme Officer (P-2) – REDD+262.5
Associate Programme Officer (P-2) – Marine and coastal262.5
Associate Programme Officer (P-2) – Monitoring, indicators & GBO-4262.5
Associate Programme Officer (P-2) – ABS262.5
Associate Programme Officer (P-2) – Resource mobilization262.5
Programme Assistant (GS)- Monitoring, indicators & GBO-4144.3
Programme Assistant (GS)- Marine and coastal144.3
Programme Assistant (GS)- Article 8(j) –Language support144.3
3. Travel costs
Marine and coastal biodiversity170
Agriculture / Biofuels0
Health50
Forests20
REDD+140
Protected areas30
Climate change35
Sustainable use85
Scientific assessments40
Ecosystem restoration30
Impact assessment25
Invasive alien species40
GTI60
Global Strategy for Plant Conservation40
NBSAP80
ABS120
Incentive measures20
Indicators10
Technology transfer20
South-South Cooperation15
Article 8(j) and related provisions10
Biological and cultural diversity20
Cities and biodiversity15
Islands and biodiversity15
National reports40
Business and biodiversity150
Gender mainstreaming20
Resource mobilization100
Financial mechanism50
CEPA100
Poverty eradication40
4. Resource persons
Short-term Staff/Temporary Assistance
Agriculture/Biofuels120
Health60
Inland waters120
Protected areas180
REDD+10
Sustainable use20
Gender mainstreaming20
Poverty eradication120
Consultants:
Inland waters50
Marine and coastal970
Agriculture/Biofuels50
Forests30
Monitoring, indicators & GBO-4430
GSPC80
Protected areas125
Health80
REDD+110
Climate change65
Sustainable use80
Invasive alien species80
Global Taxonomy Initiative20
Technology transfer40
Economics, trade and incentive measures30
Article 8(j) and related provisions90
Biological and cultural diversity37
Cities and biodiversity10
South-South cooperation20
Islands and biodiversity255
National reports200
Poverty eradication155
Clearing-house mechanism40
Business and biodiversity80
Resource mobilization430
CEPA350
5. Publications/ Report preparation/printing
Inland waters90
Marine and coastal88
Protected areas725
Ecosystem restoration60
Monitoring, indicators & GBO-4****US$100,000 pledged by the EC for the GBO-4.460
Dry and sub-humid lands16
Climate change45
Sustainable use100
Health70
Global Strategy for Plant Conservation40
Invasive alien species430
Global Taxonomy Initiative10
REDD+75
Access and benefit-sharing20
Incentive measures5
Technology transfer10
Article 8(j) and related provisions45
Biological and cultural diversity95
South-South cooperation20
Islands and biodiversity15
Agriculture/Biofuels25
Business and biodiversity60
Resource mobilization50
CEPA -Targeted education and public awareness materials and activities200
Gender mainstreaming40
Poverty Eradication80
6. Activities
UN Decade on Biodiversity520
Translation of CHM in 6 UN languages100
CEPA220
Technical Assistance - UNCCD250
Sub-total I26,246.1
II. Programme support costs (13%)3,412.0
TOTAL COST (I + II)29,658.1
Table 4
Resource requirements from the special voluntary trust fund (bz) for facilitating participation of parties in the convention process for the 2013–2014 biennium
(Thousands of dollars)
Description20132014
I.  Meetings
Twelfth meeting of the Conference of the Parties1,000.0
Regional meetings in preparation for the Conference of the Parties  (COP-12)100.0
Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice600.0600.0
Open-ended Ad hoc Working Group on Review of Implementation of the Convention on Biological Diversity300.0
Ad-hoc Open-ended Working Group meeting on Article 8(j)300.0
Intergovernmental Committee for the Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing600.0
Meeting of the Parties of the Protocol600.0
Subtotal I1,500.02,600.0
II.  Programme support costs (13%)195.0338.0
TOTAL COST (I + II)1,695.02,938.0
Table 5
Indicative resource requirements from the voluntary trust fund (vb) for facilitating participation of indigenous and local communities in the convention process for the 2013–2014 biennium
(Thousands of dollars)
Description20132014
I.  Meetings
Support to indigenous and local communities200.0300.0
Subtotal I200.0300.0
II.  Programme support costs (13%)26.039.0
TOTAL COST (I + II)226.0339.0
Table 6
Contributions to the Trust Fund for the Convention on Biological Diversity for the biennium 2013-2014
Member CountryUN scale of assessments 2012 (per cent)Scale with 22% ceiling, no LDC paying more than 0.01 % (per cent)Contributions per 1 Jan. 2013 US$UN scale of assessments 2012 (per cent)Scale with 22% ceiling, no LDC paying more than 0.01 % (per cent)Contributions as per 1 Jan. 2014 US$Total contributions 2013-2014 US$
Afghanistan0.0040.0055870.0040.0056151,202
Albania0.0100.0131,4670.0100.0131,5383,005
Algeria0.1280.16018,7790.1280.16019,68738,466
Angola0.0100.0101,1730.0100.0101,2302,404
Antigua and Barbuda0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Argentina0.2870.35942,1060.2870.35944,14286,249
Armenia0.0050.0067340.0050.0067691,503
Australia1.9332.417283,5941.9332.417297,307580,901
Austria0.8511.064124,8520.8511.064130,889255,741
Azerbaijan0.0150.0192,2010.0150.0192,3074,508
Bahamas0.0180.0232,6410.0180.0232,7695,409
Bahrain0.0390.0495,7220.0390.0495,99811,720
Bangladesh0.0100.0101,1730.0100.0101,2302,404
Barbados0.0080.0101,1740.0080.0101,2302,404
Belarus0.0420.0536,1620.0420.0536,46012,622
Belgium1.0751.344157,7151.0751.344165,342323,057
Belize0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Benin0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Bhutan0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Bolivia0.0070.0091,0270.0070.0091,0772,104
Bosnia and Herzegovina0.0140.0182,0540.0140.0182,1534,207
Botswana0.0180.0232,6410.0180.0232,7695,409
Brazil1.6112.014236,3531.6112.014247,782484,135
Brunei-Darussalam0.0280.0354,1080.0280.0354,3078,415
Bulagaria0.0380.0485,5750.0380.0485,84511,420
Burkina Faso0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Burundi0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Cambodia0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Cameroon0.0110.0141,6140.0110.0141,6923,306
Canada3.2074.009470,5053.2074.009493,257963,762
Cape Verde0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Central African Republic0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Chad0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Chile0.2360.29534,6240.2360.29536,29870,922
China3.1893.987467,8643.1893.987490,488958,352
Colombia0.1440.18021,1270.1440.18022,14843,275
Comoros0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Congo0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Cook Islands0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Costa Rica0.0340.0434,9880.0340.0435,22910,218
Cote d'Ivoire0.0100.0131,4670.0100.0131,5383,005
Croatia0.0970.12114,2310.0970.12114,91929,150
Cuba0.0710.08910,4170.0710.08910,92021,337
Cyprus0.0460.0586,7490.0460.0587,07513,824
Czech Republic0.3490.43651,2020.3490.43653,678104,881
Democratic People's Republic of Korea0.0070.0091,0270.0070.0091,0772,104
Democratic Republic of the Congo0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Denmark0.7360.920107,9800.7360.920113,201221,181
Djibouti0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Dominica0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Dominican Republic0.0420.0536,1620.0420.0536,46012,622
Equador0.0400.0505,8680.0400.0506,15212,021
Egypt0.0940.11813,7910.0940.11814,45828,249
El Salvador0.0190.0242,7880.0190.0242,9225,710
Equatorial Guinea0.0080.0101,1740.0080.0101,2302,404
Eritrea0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Estonia0.0400.0505,8680.0400.0506,15212,021
Ethiopia0.0080.0101,1740.0080.0101,2302,404
European Community2.5002.500293,3752.5002.500307,561600,936
Fiji0.0040.0055870.0040.0056151,202
Finland0.5660.70883,0390.5660.70887,054170,093
France6.1237.655898,3176.1237.655941,7551,840,072
Gabon0.0140.0182,0540.0140.0182,1534,207
Gambia0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Georgia0.0060.0088800.0060.0089231,803
Germany8.01810.0241,176,3368.01810.0241,233,2182,409,554
Ghana0.0060.0088800.0060.0089231,803
Greece0.6910.864101,3780.6910.864106,280207,658
Grenada0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Guatemala0.0280.0354,1080.0280.0354,3078,415
Guinea0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Guinea-Bissau0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Guyana0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Haiti0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Honduras0.0080.0101,1740.0080.0101,2302,404
Hungary0.2910.36442,6930.2910.36444,75887,451
Iceland0.0420.0536,1620.0420.0536,46012,622
India0.5340.66878,3440.5340.66882,133160,477
Indonesia0.2380.29834,9170.2380.29836,60671,523
Iran (Islamic Republic of)0.2330.29134,1840.2330.29135,83770,021
Iraq0.0200.0252,9340.0200.0253,0766,010
Ireland0.4980.62373,0630.4980.62376,595149,658
Israel0.3840.48056,3370.3840.48059,062115,399
Italy4.9996.250733,4134.9996.250768,8771,502,290
Jamaica0.0140.0182,0540.0140.0182,1534,207
Japan12.53015.6651,838,30012.53015.6651,927,1923,765,492
Jordan0.0140.0182,0540.0140.0182,1534,207
Kasakhstan0.0760.09511,1500.0760.09511,68922,839
Kenya0.0120.0151,7610.0120.0151,8463,606
Kiribati0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Kuwait0.2630.32938,5850.2630.32940,45179,036
Kyrgyzstan0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Lao People's Democratic Republic0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Latvia0.0380.0485,5750.0380.0485,84511,420
Lebanon0.0330.0414,8410.0330.0415,0769,917
Lesotho0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Liberia0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Libya0.1290.16118,9260.1290.16119,84138,767
Liechtenstein0.0090.0111,3200.0090.0111,3842,705
Lithuania0.0650.0819,5360.0650.0819,99719,534
Luxembourg0.0900.11313,2040.0900.11313,84327,047
Madagascar0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Malawi0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Malaysia0.2530.31637,1180.2530.31638,91376,031
Maldives0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Mali0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Malta0.0170.0212,4940.0170.0212,6155,109
Marshall Islands0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Mauritania0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Mauritius0.0110.0141,6140.0110.0141,6923,306
Mexico2.3562.945345,6532.3562.945362,367708,021
Micronesia (Federated States of )0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Monaco0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Mongolia0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Montnegro0.0040.0055870.0040.0056151,202
Morocco0.0580.0738,5090.0580.0738,92117,430
Mozambique0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Myanmar0.0060.0088800.0060.0089231,803
Namibia0.0080.0101,1740.0080.0101,2302,404
Nauru0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Nepal0.0060.0088800.0060.0089231,803
Netherlands1.8552.319272,1511.8552.319285,311557,461
New Zealand0.2730.34140,0520.2730.34141,98982,041
Nicaragua0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Niger0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Nigeria0.0780.09811,4440.0780.09811,99723,440
Niue0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Norway0.8711.089127,7860.8711.089133,965261,751
Oman0.0860.10812,6170.0860.10813,22725,845
Pakistan0.0820.10312,0300.0820.10312,61224,642
Palau0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Panama0.0220.0283,2280.0220.0283,3846,611
Papua New Guinea0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Paraguay0.0070.0091,0270.0070.0091,0772,104
Peru0.0900.11313,2040.0900.11313,84327,047
Philippines0.0900.11313,2040.0900.11313,84327,047
Poland0.8281.035121,4770.8281.035127,352248,829
Portugal0.5110.63974,9700.5110.63978,595153,565
Qatar0.1350.16919,8060.1350.16920,76440,570
Republic of Korea2.2602.825331,5692.2602.825347,602679,171
Republic of Moldova0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Romania0.1770.22125,9680.1770.22127,22453,192
Russian Federation1.6022.003235,0321.6022.003246,398481,430
Rwanda0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Saint Kitts and Nevis0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Saint Lucia0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Samoa0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
San Marino0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Sao Tome and Principe0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Saudi Arabia0.8301.038121,7710.8301.038127,659249,430
Senegal0.0060.0088800.0060.0089231,803
Serbia0.0370.0465,4280.0370.0465,69111,119
Seychelles0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Sierra Leone0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Singapore0.3350.41949,1480.3350.41951,525100,674
Slovakia0.1420.17820,8330.1420.17821,84042,674
Slovenia0.1030.12915,1110.1030.12915,84230,953
Solomon Islands0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Somalia0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
South Africa0.3850.48156,4840.3850.48159,215115,699
Spain3.1773.972466,1043.1773.972488,642954,746
Sri Lanka0.0190.0242,7880.0190.0242,9225,710
Sudan0.0100.0101,1730.0100.0101,2302,404
Suriname0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Swaziland0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
Sweden1.0641.330156,1011.0641.330163,650319,751
Switzerland1.1301.413165,7841.1301.413173,801339,585
Syrian Arab Republic0.0250.0313,6680.0250.0313,8457,513
Tajikistan0.0020.0032930.0020.003308601
Thailand0.2090.26130,6630.2090.26132,14562,808
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia0.0070.0091,0270.0070.0091,0772,104
Timor-Leste0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Togo0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Tonga0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Trinidad and Tobago0.0440.0556,4550.0440.0556,76713,223
Tunisia0.0300.0384,4010.0300.0384,6149,016
Turkey0.6170.77190,5210.6170.77194,898185,420
Turkmenistan0.0260.0333,8150.0260.0333,9997,813
Tuvalu0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Uganda0.0060.0088800.0060.0089231,803
Ukraine0.0870.10912,7640.0870.10913,38126,145
United Arab Emirates0.3910.48957,3640.3910.48960,138117,503
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland6.6048.256968,8856.6048.2561,015,7361,984,621
United Republic of Tanzania0.0080.0101,1740.0080.0101,2302,404
Uruguay0.0270.0343,9610.0270.0344,1538,114
Uzbekistan0.0100.0131,4670.0100.0131,5383,005
Vanuatu0.0010.0011470.0010.001154301
Venezuela0.3140.39346,0680.3140.39348,29594,363
Viet Nam0.0330.0414,8410.0330.0415,0769,917
Yenen0.0100.0101,1730.0100.0101,2302,404
Zambia0.0040.0055870.0040.0056151,202
Zimbabwe0.0030.0044400.0030.004461902
TOTAL80.495100.00011,734,99380.495100.00012,302,44624,037,439