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Bureau Advisory Group Meeting 23 July Budget update Doc No: CFS/BurAG/2018/07/23/09_b CFS Budget Update for 2018-19, July 2018 The overall funding requirements for the three components of the CFS budget in 2018/2019 amount to an estimated USD 9,2 million. Table 1 provides an overview of forecast expenditures for 2018/19, available budget and gap. In addition to the expected Rome-based Agencies contribution of USD 4.05 million towards the costs of CFS Secretariat and Plenary, an additional 3.4 million needs to be secured through extra-budgetary resources. Contributions have been confirmed so far by European Union, IFAD, France, Germany, Monaco, Singapore, Switzerland and NGOs. Additional contributions are expected and will be included in the budget as soon as more information on the amount and the allocation per year is available. Table 1. Overview of CFS Funding needs for the three components of CFS budget, 2018/2019 (USD) 1. SECRETARIAT, PLENARY AND WORKSTREAMS TOTAL* FORECAST EXPENDITURES 2018/2019 AVAILABLE BUDGET 2018/2019 GAP 5,840,000 4,160,000 1,680,000 Secretariat and plenary 4,330,000 4,105,000 225,000 Workstreams 1,510,000 55,000 1,455,000 2. HLPE TOTAL** 1,734,210 440,123 1,294,087 3. CSM TOTAL*** 1,672,509 1 1,282,369 390,140 GRAND TOTAL 2018/19 9,246,719 5,882,492 3,364,227 (*). For further information on Secretariat, Plenary and Workstreams budget, please contact CFS@fao.org. (**) Figures provided by HLPE. For more information please contact CFS-HLPE@fao.org (***) Figures provided by CSM. For more information, please contact cso4cfs@gmail.com. 1 Euro 1 = USD 1.157

1. Secretariat, Plenary and Workstreams Table 2. Expected Contributions to Secretariat, Plenary and Workstreams, 2018/2019 (USD) SECRETARIAT, PLENARY WORKSTREAM TOTAL Rome-Based Agencies* 4,050,000-4,050,000 Singapore** 55,000 55,000 110,000 GRAND TOTAL 2018/19 4,105,000 55,000 4,160,000 * Expected contribution ** Funding of an Associate Professional Position in 2018 Table 3. Detailed forecast of expenditures for Secretariat, Plenary and Workstreams 2018/2019 (USD) Secretariat, Plenary and Workstreams Forecast expenditures 2018 Forecast expenditures 2019 Total Available budget Gap Secretariat (core staff) 1 1,450,000 1,450,000 2,900,000 Plenary and Chair 695,000 685,000 1,380,000 Interpretation 2 160,000 160,000 320,000 Translations 3 200 000 200 000 400,000 Travel 4 40,000 40,000 80,000 Communication 5 80,000 80,000 160,000 Operating Expenses 6 100,000 100,000 200,000 Support to Chair 7 115,000 105,000 220,000 4,105,000 175,000 Workstreams 490,000 1,020,000 1,510,000 55,000 1,455,000 Nutrition 9 80,000 780,000 860,000 0 860,000 Urbanization and Rural Transformation 10 100,000 0 100,000 0 100,000 SDG 11 90,000 90,000 180,000 0 180,000 Monitoring 12 120,000 50,000 170,000 55,000 115,000 HLPE follow-up 13 100,000 100,000 200,000 0 200,000 Grand total 2,635,000 3,155,000 5,790,000 4,160,000 1,630,000 1 CFS Secretary, 2 Senior Food Security Officers, Senior Communications Officer, 2 workstream/programme officers, 1 programme officer/support to CFS Chair, Associate professional Officer (APO), 2 administrative staff, and several short-term consultants to support specific activities 2 Based on 5-day plenary and one day of information session/briefing to delegates 3 Based on average cost of past plenaries (avg 95,000 words/year) + translation of misc. correspondence 4 Fares and DSA for 10 panellists to Plenary and Secretariat travel (e.g. FAO Regional Conferences and UN Geneva/NY liaison if needed) 5 Coverage at plenary (photos, reporting), website maintenance, publicity materials and additional staff time for upkeep/maintenance of CFS website, social media Page 2 of 5

6 Eg Cleaning services, security, overtime, catering, IT and audio visual support, messengers and office helper for Plenary and core workstreams 7 Assistant to CFS Chair and travel of the Chair 12 trips in FAO conference year (FAO Regional Conferences) / 8 trips non conference year @ USD 2,500 each 8 All the costs associated with this workstream are included in in the CFS core budget 9 Additional Staff time, interpretation/ translation and e-consultation 10 Additional staff time, travel of panellists, interpretations 11 Additional staff time, travel of panellists, translation of documents 12 Additional staff time, travel of panellists, translation of documents 13 Interpretation for 5-days session, 6hrs per day, translation Page 3 of 5

2. HLPE HLPE Budget (updated 26 June 2018) Further contributions to the HLPE Trust Fund have been announced by the European Union; France (agreements under signature at this moment); and, Switzerland. However, at the moment, the HLPE Trust Fund is not able finance the translation of the report #13 on Multistakeholder Partnerships (MSP). Immediate decisions need to be taken for the report to be available in all the UN languages in due time for next Plenary (October 2018). Table 1 Received or committed contributions 2018-2019 (USD equivalent)* Resource partners 2018 2019 Switzerland 20,000 - Monaco 12,422 France 25,000 Total (committed) 57,422 - * Further contributions in 2018 are expected from France (agreement under signature), EU and Switzerland. Table 2 Projected Expenditures 2018-2019 (USD) Items 2018 (revised projections) 2019 (as per the Project Document) Electronic consultations 20,000 11,000 Project Teams support 90,000 90,000 Report printing 20,000 20,000 Report translation (*) 206,000 140,000 Report launch and outreach 30,000 30,000 Steering Committee meetings 150,000 150,000 CFS plenary/bureau meetings 5,000 10,000 Database / HLPE website (FAO services) 5,000 10,000 Other sec. operating expenses 10,000 15,000 GS Secretariat staff 65,000 70,000 Technical staff programme support 80,000 130,000 Science communication officer (**) 0 0 Senior technical adviser (***) In kind 160,000 HLPE Coordinator (****) In kind In kind Evaluation cost - - ICRU (*****) 10,000 10,000 PSC 88,530 111,280 Total 779,530 954,680 (*) This includes the expenditures still to be spent for the translation of the Nutrition Report. The translation of the Nutrition report has been partly covered by direct transfers from FAO and CFS (channelling contributions from IFAD, WFP, WHO and Canada). The translations were finalized and published on the HLPE website on the 26 th of March 2018. (**) Position to be opened only subject to available resources, estimated cost: 130 000 USD/year (***) Partly covered by in-kind by China. (****) Full time in kind from France until 15 November 2018 (*****) Increased Cost Recovery, in place since April 2012 Page 4 of 5

Table 3 Funding needs 2018-2019 (USD) Total resources for 2018-2019* 440,123 Projected expenditures 2018 779,530 Projected expenditures 2019 954,680 Intermediate gap 2018-339,407 Full gap 2018-2019 -1,294,087 *Total resources include the Trust Fund balance at the beginning of the year 2018 and the contributions received or committed until now. Page 5 of 5