1.TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendabion oftheCommittee on Administration andFinance (E/ICEF/1986/AB/L.15), adopted thefollowing restatement ofbudgetresolution 3adopted in1985:1/ Budgetexpenditure estimates forthebiennium 1986-1987 TheExecutive Board Resolves: (a)Thatthebudgetestimates forthebiennium 1986-1987 areapproved as follows: (United Statesdollars) Cateqory 1:Staffcosts(net) 148616066 Category 2:General operating costs 77839262 Category 3:Packing andassembly costs 6088305 Total 232543633 (b)That,forthebiennium 1986-1987, acommitment of$232,543,633 forthe budgetisapprovedJ (c)ThattheExecutive Director beauthorized toadminister asaunitthe totalprovisions undereachofcategories 1,2and3.TheExecutive Director may, without further authorization oftheExecutive Board,transfer, ifnecessary, between categories 1and2anamountnotexceeding 5percentofeachcategory and revisetheamountofcategory 3upwardordownward inlinewiththevolumeofthe throughput andreporttotheExecutive BoardaccordinglYJ (d)Thatthereshould beanallocation of$2million in1986-1987 budget estimates inplaceoftheamountof$630,000 setasideasamortization payment (thus,anetincrease of$1,370,000 tocategory 2ofthebudget). 2.TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheCommittee on Administration andFinance (E/ICEF/1986/AB/L.15), adopted thefollowing restatement ofbudgetresolution 4adopted in1985:1/ -41- Incomeestimates related tothebudgetforthebiennium 1986-1987 TheExecutive Board Resolves that,forthebiennium 1986-1987, estimates ofincomerelated tothe budgetestimates areapproved asfollows: (United Statesdollars) (a)Contributions fromassisted Governments towards localbudgetcosts 5600000 (b)Recovery frompacking andassembly activities 10540000 (c)Otherincome 6000000 Total 22140000 1986/8. Financial rulesandregulations TheExecutive Board, ontherecommenation oftheCommittee onAdministration andFinance (E/ICEF/1986/AB/L.15: (a)Requested theEconomic andSocialCouncil torecommend theGeneral Assembly toauthorize theExecutive Director topromulgate, afterconsultation with theAdvisory Committee onAdministrative andBudgetary Questions andSUbsequent deliberation andapproval bytheExecutive Board,theFinancial Regulations required bythespecific needsofUNICEF; (b)Requested theExecutive Director toprepare adraftofUNICEFFinancial Regulations appropriate toUNICEFneeds,ensuring, tothemaximum extentpossible, conformity withrelevant UnitedNations Financial Regulations, andtakinginto consideration therecently adopted Financial Regulations forUNDP,wherever appropriate forUNICEF, alsotopresent totheBoardinformation regarding the points wheretheydiffer fromthoseregulations; (c)Requested theExecutive Director toobtainthecomments oftheAdvisory Committee onAdministrative andBudgetary Questions thereon. 1986/9. Supplementary funding TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheCommittee onAdministration andFinance (E/ICEF/1986/AB/L.15), decided: (a)Thatthesubstantial importance ofsupplementary fundscontributions to UNICEFactivities bereconfirmed withinthebasicpolicythatsupplementary funds contributions wouldnotbereceived fromaGovernment unlessitremained agenerous contributor togeneral resources, andthattheotherexisting policies and procedures governing supplementary fundsasdescribed inparagraphs 3to16of document E/ICEF/1986/L.2 bemaintained; -42- (b)Thattheconcern topreserve theintegrity andthemultilateral natureof UNICEF work,whichhassometimes beenrelated totheproportion ofsupplementary fundstogeneral resources, bejudgedinthelightofpastexperience ofthe notable stability oftheproportion ofsupplementary fundstogeneral resources, andinthecontext ofthemedium-term planandthe"noting" mechanism whichpermit theBoardtocontrol theprojection ofbothsupplementary fundsincomeandprojects tobefundedtherefromJ (c)That,takingintoaccount therecommendations oftheAdvisory Committee onAdministrative andBudgetary Questions, efforts becontinued toimprove project preparation toreflect theproperproportion ofallprogramme components and
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution or decision made by the Executive Board of an international organization, likely the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). The content revolves around budget and financial matters, including budget estimates, income estimates, financial regulations, and supplementary funding. The text does not seem to be directly related to any specific sector or industry, but rather focuses on the administration and management of funds.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations