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Benin and Togo also expressed interest in providing troops for ECOMOG.
Expressing its appreciation to those Member States providing troops, civilian police personnel and support elements to the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone UNAMSIL.
The lower output was owing to fewer new/emerging troop-contributing countries providing troops.
It should be noted that 16 of the 17 States providing troops were also providing military observers.
Following the usual consultations, I propose that Slovakia be added to the list of Member States providing troops to UNDOF.
Another group of Member States stated that providing troops and equipment was a national responsibility.
As indicated in paragraph 10 above, full reimbursement has been made on a current basis to Governments providing troops to UNDOF.
Fourthly, Peru is participating in peacekeeping operations by providing troops, staff officers, military observers and equipment.
As a result of the outstanding assessed contributions, the Organization has not been in a position to reimburse the Governments providing troops since April 2002.
It commended the Governments of Uganda and Burundi for providing troops to the Mission, as well as those countries that had indicated their willingness to do so.
In the past, that practice had resulted in inordinate delays in reimbursements to countries providing troops and contingent-owned equipment.
It commended the Governments of Uganda and Burundi for providing troops to AMISOM, as well as those countries that had indicated their willingness to do so, and paid tribute to the AMISOM peacekeepers.
Following the usual consultations, I propose that Estonia be added to the list of Member States providing troops to UNIFIL for the above-mentioned period.
It also believes that obligations to Governments providing troops, formed police units, logistical support and other resources should be settled in a timely manner.
The Organization's reimbursements to troop contributors cover only a fraction of our costs of providing troops and equipment.
The Secretary-General is committed to meeting obligations to Member States providing troops and equipment as expeditiously as possible as the cash situation permits.
Debt to Member States providing troops and equipment was expected to increase significantly in 2004, with amounts owed for troop costs almost doubling.
Those countries should be reimbursed,enabling them to continue providing troops and helping to fulfil the mandates established.
Letter dated 6 December 1995(S/1995/1022)from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council, concerning an addition to the list of Member States providing troops to UNDOF.
Germany is among the largest contributors to the country, providing troops and development for civil reconstruction.
The debt to Member States providing troops and equipment for peacekeeping missions at the end of 2005 turned out to be lower than anticipated in the previous report of the Secretary-General.
The Secretary-General is committed to meeting obligations to Member States providing troops and equipment as expeditiously as possible.
As a result, Member States providing troops and equipment to various peacekeeping operations, including developing countries, were not being reimbursed in a timely manner.
Another source of concern was the increasing amounts owed to States providing troops and equipment, $166 million of which was owed to Bangladesh.
Recognizing the problems of the current system pertaining to the determination of the value of contingent-owned equipment andthe consequent delay in reimbursement to States providing troops and equipment.
The Secretary-General was committed to meeting obligations to Member States providing troops and equipment as expeditiously as the cash situation permitted.
Peacekeeping was not free andthe Organization could not afford to build up a debt to troop-contributing countries without jeopardizing their ability to continue providing troops.
The Secretary-General is committed to meeting the Organization's obligations to Member States providing troops and equipment to peacekeeping operations as expeditiously as possible.
Delegations warned that non-payment of contributionscould threaten the effectiveness of peacekeeping, and could affect Member States, particularly developing countries, providing troops and equipment.
The forecast in May 2009 was that the Organization's debt to Member States providing troops and equipment to peacekeeping operations would be reduced to $765 million.