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Reference ID	Created	Released	Classification	Origin
06THEHAGUE1163	2006-05-23 11:31	2011-08-24 16:30	UNCLASSIFIED	Embassy The Hague

VZCZCXRO4139
PP RUEHMA RUEHROV
DE RUEHTC #1163/01 1431131
ZNR UUUUU ZZH
P 231131Z MAY 06
FM AMEMBASSY THE HAGUE
TO RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC PRIORITY 5781
INFO RUCNFUR/DARFUR COLLECTIVE
RUEHNO/USMISSION USNATO 2112
RUEHBS/USEU BRUSSELS 0312

UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 02 THE HAGUE 001163 
 
SIPDIS 
 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: PREL EAID MARR PREF KPKO SU NL
SUBJ: DUTCH CONTRIBUTIONS TO SUDAN TOP 400 MILLION USD 
 
 
¶1. The GONL provided over 196 million Euros of assistance in 
Sudan in 2005 and has pledged over 121 million for 2006. 
The total, at current exchange rates, is U.S. Dollars 
401,453,000.  Funds cover a wide range of peacekeeping, 
development, disaster relief and political activities.  The 
sum includes Euro 58 million for a drinking water project 
for Khartoum. 
 
¶2.  Below is a breakdown, provided by the Dutch MFA's Sudan 
Task Force. 
 
Outline of Dutch Contributions to Sudan, 2005 and 2006 
 
¶I. Dutch Contributions to Sudan 2005 
 
MDTF (reconstruction): The Netherlands has pledged Euro 150 
million through 2007.  The 2005 contribution is Euro 38 
million. 
 
Quick Impact: 
- UNDP, Partnership program between UK, NL and UNDP 
(construction of local administration and constitutional 
state).  The 2005 contribution is Euro 12 million. 
- UNICEF Program (assistance to returning refugees and IDPs 
in South Sudan).  The 2005 contribution is Euro 5.2 million. 
 
Humanitarian Assistance: 
- UN and IOM.  The 2005 contribution is Euro 43 million. 
- Contributions to NGOs.  The 2005 contribution is Euro 6.5 
million. 
 
Military Expenses (AMIS support):  The 2005 contribution is 
Euro 18.3 million. 
 
Peace Monitoring, De-mining, Peace Dialogue:  The 2005 
contribution is Euro 9.5 million. 
 
ORET/MOL Funding: Bi-water Project (drinking-water project 
Khartoum): The 2005 contribution is Euro 58 million. 
 
Consolidated, Prioritised Needs: The 2005 contribution is 
Euro 10 million. 
 
Reconstruction Funds (Dutch Embassy in Khartoum): The 2005 
contribution is Euro 7.8 million. 
 
Human Rights Activities: The 2005 contribution is Euro 1.1 
million. 
 
Total for 2005: Euro 196.514 million. 
II. Dutch Contributions to Sudan 2006 
 
MDTF (reconstruction): The 2006 contribution is Euro 57 
million. 
 
Quick Impact: 
 
- IOM (return activities): The 2006 contribution is Euro 3 
million. 
- WFP/TNT (infrastructure South Sudan): The 2006 
contribution is Euro 1 million. 
- Personnel seconded to MDTF Technical Secretariat: The 2006 
contribution is Euro 550,000. 
 
Humanitarian Assistance: 
- Common Humanitarian Fund.  The 2006 contribution is Euro 
20 million. 
- Channel Financing Agreement (KFO) / UN Channels (Sudanese 
refugees in Chad).  The 2006 contribution is Euro 3 million. 
- Contributions to NGOs.  The 2006 contribution is Euro 4 
million. 
- Continuing Obligations.  The 2006 contribution is Euro 3.5 
million. 
- New pledge.  The 2006 contribution is Euro 10 million. 
 
Peace Monitoring, De-mining, Peace Dialogue: 
- Prolongation of the 7th Round of Abuja Peace Negotiations 
¶2006.  The 2006 contribution is Euro 500,000. 
 
Military Expenses (AMIS support): 
- Continuing Obligations.  The 2006 contribution is Euro 1.6 
million. 
- New pledge.  The 2006 contribution is Euro 15 million. 
 
TMO: IOM Proposal Qualified Nationals.  The 2006 
contribution is Euro 160,000. 
 
Continuing Obligations (from projects 2004-2005): The 2006 
contribution is Euro 4 million. 
 
Human Rights Activities (NGO's and UN projects): The 2006 
 
THE HAGUE 00001163  002 OF 002 
 
 
contribution is Euro 1.5 million. 
 
Total for 2006: Euro 121.41 million. 
 
Total for 2005 and 2006: USD 401 million. 
Arnall

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