2024-05-08-世界卫生组织-Assessed_contributions_overview_for_all_Member_States_as_at_31_December_2023_6页_320kb

This report details the financial contributions and outstanding balances of WHO Member States as of December 31, 2023. It covers two assessment periods (2022-2023) and includes data on invoiced amounts, collected/adjusted balances, outstanding dues, and rescheduled assessments for over 180 countries.

Key points:

1. The primary currency used was USD and CHF, with both figures provided where relevant.
2. Data is presented in a table format listing each country (e.g., Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria) and showing:
   • Invoiced amount for 2022 with collection status (collected/adjusted balance).
   • Assessment for 2023 with collection status (collected/adjusted balance).
   • Outstanding balance carried over from prior periods.
   • Rescheduled assessment amount (if applicable) and its collection status.
   • The total outstanding balance (derived from (A) + (B) + (C)).
3. The totals section at the bottom shows:
   • Total invoiced for 2022: USD 235.7 billion, CHF 212.8 billion
   • Total collected/adjusted balance for 2022: USD 183.2 billion, CHF 169.8 billion
   • Total outstanding balance from prior years as of Dec 31, 2023: USD 68.3 billion, CHF 71.2 billion (Note: This seems separate from the Total Outstanding shown in the individual country totals)
   • Total invoiced for 2023: USD 243.5 billion, CHF 217.7 billion
   • Total collected/adjusted balance for 2023: USD 93.9 billion, CHF 93.4 billion
   • Total Outstanding across both periods (possibly cumulative): USD 89.3 billion, CHF 87.2 billion
   • Balance Outstanding left by December 31, 2023, primarily related to prior periods: USD 4.6 billion, CHF 6.2 billion
4. Certain large economies dominate the payments, while smaller nations and some regions with significant arrears (like Iraq and Venezuela) are also listed.