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Contents
adcom – june 2012
1) May 2012 Income Statement - GF
2) May 2012 Cash Flow Forecast – GF
3) 2011 Results – GF
4) UNBOA
5) ABC
6) ERP
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May 2012 Income Statement
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US$000
Description Actuals Budget Variance Actuals Budget Variance Annual
Budget
Managed
To E(EOY) F/C Variance
Income
Donors Contributions 30,661 - 30,661 276,886 346,922 (70,037) 496,171 496,171 503,350 7,179
United Nations RB 2,100 2,400 (300) 9,900 12,001 (2,101) 28,803 28,803 28,803 -
Programme Support Cost Recovery 2,645 1,667 978 9,304 8,333 971 20,000 20,000 20,000 -
Interest and Other Income 54 250 (196) 813 1,250 (437) 3,000 3,000 3,000 -
Total Income -(A) 35,459 4,317 31,142 296,903 368,507 (71,604) 547,974 547,974 555,153 7,179
Expenses
International Staff -(B) 1,813 2,451 638 9,808 12,255 2,447 29,413 29,413 29,413 -
Total Area Staff -manning table costs -(C) 41,834 40,068 (1,766) 197,327 200,227 2,900 481,184 491,518 491,518 -
LDC and Temporary Staff -(D) 1,131 681 (450) 3,784 3,266 (518) 7,031 7,232 7,232 -
Grand Total Area staff Costs -(E)=(C+D) 42,965 40,749 (2,216) 201,111 203,493 2,382 488,216 498,750 498,750 -
Total Non Staff -(F) 10,655 7,528 (3,127) 40,738 43,150 2,412 134,723 116,609 116,609 -
Total Operational Expenses -(G)=(B+E+F) 55,432 50,728 (4,704) 251,657 258,898 7,241 652,351 644,772 644,772 -
Surplus (Deficit) before Depreciation & Amortization (H) =(A)-(G)(19,973) (46,411) 26,438 45,245 109,609 (64,364) (104,377) (96,798) (89,619) 7,179
Depreciation (I) 1,885 1,787 (98) 9,123 8,777 (346) 21,437 21,436 21,436 -
Total Operational Surplus (Deficit) (K)=(H)-(I)-(J)(21,859) (48,198) 26,536 36,122 100,832 (64,018) (125,814) (118,234) (111,055) 7,179
Exchange (Gains) / Losses (L) 2,830 - (2,830) 2,884 - (2,884) - - 2,884 2,884
2012 GF Financial Derivatives (Gains) Losses (M) (4,729) - 4,729 (11,477) - 11,477 - - (11,803) (11,803)
2012 ILS Hedgings (Gains) losses (N) - - - 191 - (191) - - 191 191
Prior Year Adjustments (O) 2,503 - (2,503) 32 - (32) - - 32 32
Total Expenses (Q) =(G+I+J) + (L+M+N+O+P) 57,921 52,515 (5,406) 252,410 267,675 15,265 673,789 666,208 657,512 8,696
Net Surplus (Deficit) (R) =(A)-(Q) (22,462) (48,198) 25,736 44,492 100,832 (56,340) (125,814) (118,234) (102,359) 15,875
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE REPORT - BY RESOURCES - AGENCY WIDE - IPSAS VIEW
UNRWA TOTAL - GENERAL FUND - UNEARMARKED FUND - May 2012
Month of May Year To Date Year - 2012
Income Statement Surplus (Deficit)
in $m
Working Capital (Equity) in $m
UNSAS Pre Capitalization - 2011 (2.5)
Depreciation (41.5)
Capitalization of Prior expenses 6.1
Provision for VAT (3.1)
UNSAS Post capitalization (Deficit) (41.0)
Working Capital (Equity) as at 01/01/2011 41.8
Deficit for the year 2011 (41.0)
Initial Recognition of PPE 404.9
Financial Derivative Reserve 17.4
UNSAS Post Capitalization (Net Equity 31/12/2011) 423.1
Initial Recognition of Employee Liabilities (404.4)
Provision for doubtful debts - VAT (22.0)
Reversal of Obligations accrued under UNSAS 12.5
IPSAS Results – Net Equity as on 01/01/2012 9.2
Cash Balance as on 31/12/2011 35.1
2011 Results – General Fund
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External Audit Update
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• UNBOA Audit 2010-2011, Accounts effectively finalized – Awaiting Final report
• Main Fund, Provident Fund, Microfinance Department – All Unmodified opinion
• Implementation results
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Year Recommendations Current o/s
End of 2008-
2009
61 9
New 2010-2011
(Indicative)
20 29
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External Audit
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• August 2012 – UNBOA Opening Balance IPSAS audit
• Feb – March 2013 – UNBOA IPSAS audit, expected UNRWA IPSAS compliance
• Expect UNBOA audit on 2102 Accounts to raise concerns on UNRWA’s cash position.
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Activity-Based Costing (ABC)
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• What is A.B.C.
• Scope/Methodology
• Current Status
• Next Steps
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UNRWA’s Need for an ERP
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• Key objectives are:
• Critical need to replace the Agency’s legacy ERP system (Ramco)in 2014
• Expanding system functionality to manage core business
• Improving the Agency’s monitoring and oversight capabilities
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Implementation Approach
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• After lengthy consideration UNRWA rejected an autonomous ERP solution as too costly and too risky for the Agency (2011)
• UNRWA & World Food Programme (WFP) signed an MOU to explore the viability of ERP Partnership in December 2011
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Implementation approach..
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• UNRWA is partnering with WFP to implement their ERP (WINGS II, SAP System)
• UNRWA signed contract with WFP Implementation partner CapGemini for $1.4m (6 months contract) to assist UNRWA in appraising WFP’s ERP. (Jan 2012)
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Partnership Benefits
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• Ready to use streamlined and best practice operational processes
• Adopt a system already IPSAS compliant & tailored for a UN environment
• Benefit from WFP’s experience and lessons learned (WFP’s project cost $100m over 10 years)
• Supports UN Harmonization of business practices
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Project Costs (Estimated)
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• ERP costs included in the General Fund for 2012-13
• Estimated $26m over the project lifespan
•Expect approximately $9m in expenditure for 2012
•Remaining $17m for project through Go Live (Q2 2014).
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