Reserve Fundtobefinanced fromgeneral resources being$84,517,160. Inaddition, theBoard"noted" programmes tobefunded fromspecific-purpose contributions to theamountof$285,749,000 assummarized indocuments E/ICEF/1986/P/L.1 and E/ICEF/1986/P/L.27J thephasing ofexpenditures wouldbemadewithintheframework oftheaffordable expenditures asapproved inthemedium-term planasamendedJ (b)Endorsed theEmergency AppealoftheExecutive Director for$102million 16countries inAfricaJ infuture,allinformation aboutemergency appeals besubmitted totheBoardforsubsequent discussion andreviewthrough ofanappropriate agenda itemJ Supported therecommendation oftheExecutive Director 6/P/L.28) foracommitment of$10,937 tocoverover-expenditure fortwo ionalprojects. Thisdocument alsodetails savings andcancellations inthe amt~l1r,~of$102,677. -39- 1986/3. Medium-:-ter:~_lI plan:..2bjectives andpriorities TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee (E/ICEF/1986/P!L.30), whichalsorecommended endorsement bytheBoardofthe programme objectives andpriorities forUNICEF, inaccordance withitem(1)of paragraph 142andasdescribed elsewhere inthemedium-term planfortheperiod 1985-1989 (E/ICEF/l986/3), reaffirmed itsendorsement ofthepriorities forchild survivial anddevelopment andtheirimplementation inthecontext ofstrengthening primary healthcareandthebasicservices strategy. Whilerecognizing thatthe priorities ofthecountry programmes should besetaccording tothespecific situations andneedsofthecountries, theBoardalsoendorsed themajorprogramme thrusts asdescribed inparagraphs 15to35ofthemedium-term planasamended with abroader viewofchildsurvival, development andprotection. TheBoardstressed theimportance ofprogramme support andemphasized theneedformobilizing widespread andinvolved participation aswellasinternational support toensure successful implementation ofUNICEF-assisted programmes. Italsoencouraged close collaboration between concerned agencies intheUnitedNations system, bilateral aidagencies, non-governmental organizations andnational Governments and organizations. 1986/4. Womenindevelopment TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Commi'ttee (E/ICEF/l986/P/L.30, whichexpressed general support fortheoutline ofthe programme implementation strategy onUNICEF's response towomen's concerns, as contained indocument E/ICEF/l986/CRP.25, endorsed theproposal thatwomenin development beasubject fordeliberation atfuturesessions asaseparate agenda itemonthebasisofaseparate report onUNICEFactivities relating towomenin development. Forthe1987session, thereportshouldcontain adetailed implementation strategy onUNICEF's response towomen's concerns withverifiable objectives andatime-frame forimplementation. TheExecutive Director's report for1987shouldalsocontain stepstakenbyUNICEFregarding implementation of General Assembly resolutions 40/108 and40/258. 1986/5. Programme documentation TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheProgramme Committee (E/ICEF/1986/P/I..30), decided thatthesecretariat shouldprovide morefinancial andevaluative datainprogramme documentation, amongothers. Thesecretariat wouldconsult withthedelegations through theWorking GroupontheFuture Workand Procedures oftheExecutive Boardtoclarify anddefinethetypeofdatawhich wouldbemostappropriate andusefulfortheBoard's consideration ofprogramme matters. 1986/6. Financial plan TheExecutive Board, ontherecommendation oftheCommittee onAdministration andFinance (E/ICEF/l986/AB/L.15), approved themedium-term planasaframework of projections for1986-1989 (summarized intable7ofdocument E/ICEF/1986/3), including thepreparation ofupto$190million inprogramme commitments from general resources tobesubmitted totheExecutive Boardatits1987session (shown intable8,item2(a)ofthesamedocument). Thatamount wassUbject tothe availability ofresources andtothecondition thatestimates ofincome and expenditure madeintheplancontinue tobevalid. 1986/7. Restatement ofbudgetresolutions