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Committee on Contributions

Capital Master Plan

(CMP) is the name given to the project to renovate the United Nations Headquarters complex in New York. The costs of the CMP are apportioned among Member States.

In December 2000, the General Assembly authorized the Secretary-General, without prejudice to a final decision by the General Assembly on the issue, to proceed with the preparation of a comprehensive design plan and detailed cost analysis for the capital master plan, and decided to appropriate an amount of 8 million dollars under the regular budget (resolution ).

In December 2002, the General Assembly decided that a special account for the capital master plan should be established (resolution ). By the same resolution, the General Assembly approved funding for the capital master plan, with additional funding approved in subsequent periods (resolutions , , and ).

In 2006, General Assembly resolution approved the capital master plan project to be completed from 2006 to 2014, at a total revised project budget not to exceed 1,876.7 million United States dollars (exclusive of any credit facility fees):

In 2007, by its resolution 62/87, the General Assembly approved an accelerated strategy for the completion of the CMP by 2013.

  in United States dollars
Amount funded under the regular budget for the biennium 2000-2001 (resolution 55/238) 8,000,000
Contributions by Member States for the biennium 2002-2003 (resolution 57/292) 25,500,000
Contributions by Member States for the year 2005 (resolution 59/295) 17,802,000
Contributions by Member States for the year 2006 (resolution 60/248) 8,198,000
Contributions by Member States for the year 2006 (resolution 60/256) 23,500,000
Contributions by Member States for the year 2006 (resolution 60/282) 77,000,000
Contributions by Member States for the years 2007-2011 (resolution 61/251) 1,716,700,000
Total 1,876,700,000

Assessment of Member States’ contributions to the United Nations capital master plan

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