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Ten major countries of supply to the UN system in <strong>2011</strong> The 10 major countries to supply United Nations organizations in <strong>2011</strong> (see Table 1) included two developing countries and one country with its economy in transition, with Afghanistan, India and the Russian Federation accounting for 30.7 percent of the total procurement volume of the top 10 countries of supply. Afghanistan is among the 10 major countries to supply the UN for the third year running, despite its share of total United Nations procurement volume decreasing by 0.8 percentage points in <strong>2011</strong>. Procurement from Afghanistan consisted primarily of construction, transport and demining services executed with national contractors by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) respectively. India has featured in this list since 2000, and in <strong>2011</strong>, was the third largest supplier to the United Nations system, with a 5.1 percent share of total United Nations procurement volume representing an increase of 1.2 percentage points over 2010. Procurement from India included vaccines, pharmaceuticals and medical equipment procured primarily by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). The Russian Federation’s share of total procurement volume for <strong>2011</strong> was of 4.2 percent representing an increase of 0.4 percentage points over 2010. Procurement from the Russian Federation consisted primarily of airline management and operations services and food supplies, procured by the United Nations Procurement Division (UN/PD) and the World Food Programme (WFP) respectively. Table 1 Top 10 countries of supply to the UN system in <strong>2011</strong> ($ Million) Countries Goods Services Total % $ Million of Total United States of America 409.9 1,124.9 1,534.8 10.8% Switzerland 386.5 349.3 735.9 5.2% India 658.0 66.6 724.6 5.1% Russian Federation 143.6 453.6 597.2 4.2% Afghanistan 66.8 470.5 537.3 3.8% Belgium 413.5 41.8 455.3 3.2% France 374.2 62.5 436.7 3.1% Italy 236.0 187.3 423.3 3.0% Denmark 298.0 124.4 422.4 3.0% United Kingdom 260.6 156.4 417.0 2.9% Top 10 Total 3,247.1 3,037.4 6,284.5 44.0% Grand Total 7,065.6 7,210.5 14,276.0 100.0% The percentage share of total goods and services procured from the top 10 major countries of supply showed a decreasing trend between 2004 and 2006, reflecting a broadening of the geographical spread of UN procurement. Between 2007 and 2009 (see Figure 3) this downward trend reversed with the total procurement share of the top ten countries of supply to the United Nations increasing. During this period the percentage share has increased by 9 percent, However, since 2009 the total share of procurement from the top ten countries of supply has again been declining, with an initial decline of 0.9 percent in 2010 followed by a further decline of 1.5 percent in <strong>2011</strong> indicating a reduction in the concentration of UN procurement spend within the primary supplier countries and widening of supply sources. 4 | <strong>2011</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Statistical</strong> <strong>Report</strong> on United Nations Procurement
Figure 3 Percentage share of total procurement volume of the top 10 countries to supply the UN system 50.0% 46.6% 46.4% 45.5% 40.0% 40.6% 33.7% 37.6% 38.1% 44.0% 30.0% 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 <strong>2011</strong> Procurement by UN agencies in 2010 - <strong>2011</strong> The following table lists the procurement volume of individual United Nations organizations in 2010 and <strong>2011</strong>. Data is presented by the percentage share from developing countries and those with economies in transition, which has increased by 2 percentage points from 2010 to <strong>2011</strong>. Total procurement volume from 2010 to <strong>2011</strong> decreased by $268 million 2 . Despite this decrease, 15 of the 30 reporting United Nations organizations increased their procurement volume over the previous year. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) recorded the largest volume increases. Table 2 Procurement by UN agencies, including percentage procured in developing countries and countries with economies in transition, 2010-<strong>2011</strong> ($ Million) Agency Goods Services Total (%) Goods Services Total (%) ESCAP 2.54 5.06 7.61 79.08% 4.41 7.11 11.52 83.15% ESCWA 0.43 1.44 1.87 83.88% 1.39 1.39 2.77 64.98% ECLAC 2.58 6.29 8.87 84.02% 2.83 12.19 15.02 88.92% FAO 122.18 45.63 167.81 60.71% 78.25 56.85 135.10 41.20% IAEA 66.06 79.13 145.19 12.24% 69.02 94.11 163.12 15.39% IFAD 0.91 46.19 47.09 11.71% 1.16 46.39 47.55 10.83% ILO 9.42 89.51 98.93 40.23% 14.28 79.21 93.49 33.04% INSTRAW 0.05 0.08 0.13 85.29% Now UNWOMEN - Data not received ITC 1.17 9.87 11.04 7.62% 1.02 11.93 12.94 93.19% ITU 4.81 7.72 12.53 11.72% No data received OPCW 1.36 5.79 7.15 0.23% 2.68 6.30 8.98 0.11% PAHO 693.12 15.21 708.33 27.30% 593.24 13.43 606.67 33.30% UNDP 649.08 2,279.37 2,928.44 79.47% 652.04 2,039.93 2,691.97 78.52% UNECA 3.36 4.90 8.26 69.86% 17.24 5.39 22.63 33.04% UNESCO 43.02 139.49 182.51 62.54% 23.91 121.03 144.94 62.20% UNFPA 160.95 220.94 381.89 60.02% 148.84 213.52 362.36 60.53% UNHCR 244.43 178.38 422.81 69.32% 264.71 270.40 535.10 59.95% UNICEF 1,823.74 1,823.74 40.89% 2,153.57 0.00 2,153.57 38.96% UNIDO 30.47 41.49 71.96 48.27% 47.77 38.24 86.01 44.18% UN/PD 977.40 2,167.12 3,144.52 36.14% 1,073.85 2,099.90 3,173.75 54.01% UNOG 14.24 73.96 88.20 1.04% 24.01 86.21 110.22 0.88% UNON 9.54 25.38 34.92 53.89% 24.33 82.76 107.08 52.73% UNOPS 496.23 519.29 1,015.52 79.62% 318.29 459.96 778.25 73.00% UNOV 4.23 7.08 11.30 10.26% 5.15 9.61 14.76 23.32% UNRWA 144.42 76.48 220.90 87.67% 141.19 140.79 281.97 86.51% UNU 0.02 1.11 1.13 13.18% 0.02 1.10 1.13 24.29% UNV 0.53 14.89 15.42 0.97% 0.90 15.10 16.00 1.71% UPU 0.83 0.83 74.57% 0.94 0.00 0.94 74.90% WFP 1,451.75 1,265.28 2,717.03 75.80% 1,395.08 1,137.26 2,532.34 76.69% WHO 110.91 110.91 42.78% No data received WIPO 133.19 133.19 2.05% 0.00 146.12 146.12 2.53% WMO 5.70 5.15 10.84 3.60% 5.01 10.71 15.72 6.08% WTO 0.03 3.29 3.32 11.74% 0.43 3.53 3.96 24.15% TOTAL 7,075.49 7,468.70 14,544.20 57.77% 7,065.56 7,210.48 14,276.04 59.74% 2. The total number UN reporting agencies was 30 agencies compared to 33 agencies the previous year where a portion of the decrease in total UN procurement volume may be attributed to 5 | <strong>2011</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Statistical</strong> <strong>Report</strong> on United Nations Procurement
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