31December 1984; 3.Expresses itsappreciation toGovernments thathavepledged tocontribute totheEnvironment Fundatahigherlevelfor1985andforsubsequent years; 4.Appeals toGovernments thathavenotyetpledged acon~ribution tothe Environment Fundfor1985todosoassoonaspossible andatahigherlevelthan theycontributed in1984; 5.Strongly urgesallGovernments topaytheircontributions asnearas possible tothebeginning oftheyeartowhichtheyrelate; 6.Requests theExecutive Director toseekincreased contributions toenable himtoimplement projects attheagreedlevelofexpenditure; 7.AgainurgesGovernments tosupport :r'undprogramme activities inwhich theyareparticularly interested bymakingcounterpart contributions toindividual projects underrule204.1oftheFinancial RulesoftheFund; 8.Approves anappropriation of$60million forFundprogramme activities andof$2million forFundprogramme reserve activities forthebiennium 1986-1987; 9.Decides toapportion theappropriation forFundprogramme activities and Fundprogramme reserve activities asfollows: 21 31 41 51 52 61 62 71 81 82Budgetlines Environment anddevelopment Environmental awareness Earthwatch Oceans Water Terres~rial ecosystems Aridandsemi-arid landsecosystems anddesertification control Healthandhumansettlements Thearmsraceandtheenvironment Regional andtechnical co-operation TotalFundprogramme activities Fundprogramme reserve TOTAL -78-1986-1987 (Thousands of USdollars) 6360 9120 9770 6780 3000 7260 6000 6190 360 5160 60000 2000 62000Percentage 10.6 15.2 16.3 11.3 5.0 12.1 10.0 10.3 0.6 8.6 100.0 ! 1 ~..~"'''''''''~._-------------------------------- ... ofthe :the tribute the than is enable lch ridual :ies i-1987; ~Sand :entage LO.6 L5.2 L6.3 Ll.3 5.0 L2.l LO.O LO.3 0.6 8.6- , i ~..,~.10.Requests theExecutive Director toallocate fundsforFundprogramme activities in1986-1987 sothatfirst-priority activities approved bytheGoverning Council maybeafforded firstpriority inimplementation; 11.Authorizes andrequests theExecutive Director, intheeventofa shortfall inresources toadjusttheprogramme notindirectproportion tothe approved apportionment ineachbudgetlineseparately, butinsuchawayasto provide theresources inthefirstplacetoimplement ongoing activities, activities rephased from1985andpriority Iactivities ineachbudgetline; 12.Reconfirms theExecutive Director's authority toadjust theapportionment by20percentineachbudgetline,within theoverall appropriation forFund progra~me activities in1986-1987; 13.Stresses againtheneedtomaintain theliquidity oftheFundatall times; 14.Authorizes theEx~cutive Director toenterint0forward commitments ofup to$16million forFundprogramme activities in1988-1989; 15.Requests theExecutive Director todrawupaprogramme forFund activities andFundreserve activities ini988-l989 whichwouldresultinan estimated levelofproject expenditures ofapproximately $50million; 16.Requests theExecutive Director toadjustthefinancial reserve ofthe Environment Fundin1986toalevelequivalent to7.5percentofthetotal programme oftheEnvironment Fundapproved bytheCouncil for1986-1987. 13thmeeting 23May1985 Otherdecision Provisional agenda, dateandplaceofthefourteenth session oftheGoverning Council Atthe15thplenary meeting ofthesession, on24May1985,theCouncil decided, inaccordance withrules1,2and4ofitsrulesofprocedure, toholdits fourteenth session inNairobi intheperiodApril-June 1987atdatestoberelayed toGovernments afterconsultations between theExecutive Director andallparties concerned. Twodayswouldbesetasideduring thesession todealwiththereport oftheSpecial Commission andtheEnvironmental perspective totheYear2000and Beyond. TheCouncil alsodecided thattheinformal consultations amongheadsof
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a resolution or decision made by a governing body related to environmental issues, specifically the Environment Fund. The text discusses budget allocations, contributions from governments, and the implementation of projects related to environmental conservation and awareness. It also touches on the need to maintain the liquidity of the Fund and the importance of providing resources for ongoing activities.

**Category**
Natural resources and environment, Economic development