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MIDDLE EAST 3,773,565 33,788 33,790,113 5,427,509 893,972 11,925,569 37,563,678 5,461,297 893,972 11,925,569 55,844,516Egypt 14,816 33,547 18,852 14,816 33,547 18,852 67,215Iran, IslamicRepublic of177,845 177,845 177,845Iraq 1,644,652 115,200 221,800 30,253 1,644,652 115,200 221,800 30,253 2,011,905Israel andthe occupied32,700 677,530 1,753,485 87,937 401,832 677,530 1,786,185 87,937 401,832 2,953,484territoriesJordan 1,056,201 8,380 93,554 223,383 1,064,581 93,554 223,383 1,381,518Kuwait 3,212 3,212 3,212Lebanon 288,670 404,941 260,034 58,213 350,509 693,611 260,034 58,213 350,509 1,362,367Syrian ArabRepublic2,428,694 29,282,480 2,666,026 168,806 9,274,127 31,711,174 2,666,026 168,806 9,274,127 43,820,133Yemen 1,088 1,576,257 505,663 357,216 1,626,613 1,576,257 506,751 357,216 1,626,613 4,066,837REGIONALSTOCKSField neutralstocks10,658,652 296,105 10,658,652 296,105 10,954,75710,658,652 296,105 10,658,652 296,105 10,954,757GRAND TOTAL 14,384,555 4,182,962 245 290,408 122,621,315 18,959,541 6,036,983 26,372,991 137,005,870 23,142,503 6,037,228 26,663,399 192,849,000* Economic security includes food and essential household items (sometimes provided in kits), seed, agricultural and veterinary inputs and other micro-economic inputs.DELIVERY OF ASSISTANCE ITEMS IN <strong>2013</strong> (in CHF)Context Economic security * MedicalPhysicalrehabilitationWater andhabitatTotal(CHF) (Kg) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF)AFRICA 68,541,136 64,922,892 5,943,657 1,048,915 6,993,061 82,526,768Algeria 8,590 - 1,073 9,664Angola 2,503 - 2,503Benin 738 - 738Burkina Faso 186,418 135,929 857 18,914 206,189Burundi 161,725 30,992 9,678 37,026 208,429Cabo Verde 1,500 - 1,500Cameroon 1,757 - 4 1,761Central African Republic 1,662,209 1,556,468 237,076 477 628,367 2,528,129Chad 354,873 57,740 219,228 347 24,115 598,564Comoros 1,215 - 1,215Congo 1,635 - 735 2,369Congo, Democratic Republic of the 8,315,380 3,599,173 979,090 149,626 1,632,839 11,076,935Côte d'Ivoire 361,208 278,402 118,371 170,534 650,113Djibouti 21,355 - 423 7,663 29,441Equatorial Guinea 1,482 - 1,482Eritrea 223,138 17,542 2,237 67,750 293,125Ethiopia 989,645 154,769 140,875 452,990 641,673 2,225,182Gabon 16,190 - 41,178 57,369Gambia 117 - 13,917 14,035Guinea 129,908 30,602 70,025 43,560 243,493Guinea-Bissau 18,676 6 32,287 50,811 15,543 117,316Kenya 14,416 4,221 20,336 143,797 178,550Lesotho 754 - 406 1,160Liberia 126,594 29,424 13,167 116,864 256,626Libya 693,860 469,144 72,886 16,109 454,419 1,237,273Madagascar 195,554 34,628 9,206 29 4,252 209,040Malawi 7,584 - 34,917 42,501Mali 24,097,632 32,846,273 286,240 250,480 24,634,352Mauritania 38,266 4,081 98,361 51 52,543 189,221Morocco 1,642 - 1,642Niger 2,808,308 4,166,837 74,497 16,032 89,300 2,988,137Nigeria 615,976 327,230 135,806 2,905 27,780 782,468Rwanda 94,936 42,731 62,085 14,690 96,545 268,256Senegal 121,201 36,272 23,230 381 215,228 360,040Somalia 16,433,619 11,549,109 2,282,382 755,731 19,471,732South Sudan 3,324,467 2,427,156 590,485 106,905 494,046 4,515,903Sudan 6,830,270 6,546,250 199,902 235,298 595,973 7,861,443Swaziland 247 - 247Tanzania, United Republic of 111,188 - 111,188Togo 8,295 - 981 97 9,373Tunisia 43,187 4,320 24,766 235 68,188Uganda 139,650 35,977 2,795 38,705 181,149Western Sahara 1,936 2 2,078 1,962 19,816 25,792586 | ICRC ANNUAL REPORT <strong>2013</strong>
Zimbabwe 371,291 537,614 176,996 301 314,345 862,933Context Economic security * MedicalPhysicalrehabilitationWater andhabitatTotal(CHF) (Kg) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF) (CHF)ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 20,839,163 12,897,503 9,307,342 3,467,371 5,917,423 39,531,299Afghanistan 3,796,900 2,262,237 4,522,432 1,309,104 2,023,343 11,651,778Bangladesh 37,708 - 34,674 118,365 28,433 219,180Bhutan 115 - 553 556 63 1,287Cambodia 272,873 24,694 97,608 142,270 103,217 615,967China 53,589 - 28,878 82,468Fiji 69,567 17,470 1,420 461 71,447India 201,969 35,438 135,896 86,462 28,101 452,428Indonesia 18,747 - 2,937 8,683 30,367Korea, Democratic People's Republic of 6,260 27 433,782 38,085 407,593 885,721Lao People's Democratic Republic 3,523 - 11,461 11,158 26,142Malaysia 6,437 - 6,437Mongolia 728 - 728Myanmar 322,634 47,954 153,762 315,019 368,135 1,159,550Nepal 154,195 24,459 42,719 12,329 6,332 215,575Pakistan 704,263 159,438 179,336 1,357,429 120,073 2,361,100Papua New Guinea 69,349 11,311 32,560 37,967 139,876Philippines 14,578,777 10,304,190 3,651,366 5,698 2,732,581 20,968,422Sri Lanka 78,827 1,342 5,121 53,176 23,020 160,145Thailand 151,892 8,943 1,716 18,264 171,872Viet Nam 310,808 - 310,808EUROPE AND THE AMERICAS 3,802,807 530,269 987,904 207,014 1,654,375 6,652,100Armenia 172,267 34,662 866 25,928 199,060Azerbaijan 219,545 4,016 10,880 1,520 71,137 303,081Bolivia, Plurinational State of 17,253 - 4,509 6,754 5,673 34,189Bosnia and Herzegovina 12,946 - 3,238 16,184Brazil 44,987 - 2,003 6,889 53,879Colombia 1,536,160 359,772 73,612 135,967 732,853 2,478,592Costa Rica 58,086 - 9,715 704 7,675 76,179Ecuador 7,136 - 32,193 39,330El Salvador 14,484 - 1,844 133 28,441 44,902Georgia 268,497 59,968 42,708 1,845 243,980 557,031Greece 3,773 - 3,773Guatemala 43,772 - 10,443 5,328 2,432 61,976Haiti 219,829 22,477 192,570 47,834 460,233Honduras 57,391 - 1,941 54,288 113,620Kazakhstan - - 6,048 6,048Kosovo** 22,307 - 22,307Kyrgyzstan 358,933 42,068 387,115 9 143,900 889,957Mexico 191,381 2 58,197 54,755 60,721 365,055Panama 10,443 - 7,585 7,274 25,302Peru 47,377 - 104 79,657 127,138Russian Federation 336,769 4,821 80,968 98,853 516,590Serbia 24,391 - 24,391Tajikistan 124,620 2,483 85,545 1,408 211,573United States of America 3,491 - 3,491Uzbekistan 6,968 - 9,059 16,027Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of - - 2,193 2,193MIDDLE EAST 40,799,361 23,587,846 3,934,631 1,187,431 10,521,950 56,443,373Egypt 15,980 27 30,146 1,976 48,103Iran, Islamic Republic of 177,845 - 177,845Iraq 2,000,384 1,157,370 165,799 686,231 68,811 2,921,226Israel and the occupied territories 663,243 135,058 1,880,724 87,937 397,705 3,029,608Jordan 2,027,735 1,193,216 34,314 190,254 2,252,304Kuwait 3,212 - 3,212Lebanon 803,228 313,692 311,677 58,213 351,074 1,524,191Syrian Arab Republic 33,444,312 19,908,491 1,030,126 1,815 7,929,296 42,405,549Yemen 1,663,421 879,992 481,844 353,236 1,582,834 4,081,334TOTAL 133,982,466 101,938,510 20,173,533 5,910,732 25,086,809 185,153,540* Economic security includes food and essential household items (sometimes provided in kits), seed, agricultural and veterinary inputs and other micro-economic inputs.** UN Security Council Resolution 1244FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL TABLES | 587
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VOLUME IANNUAL REPORT2013
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VOLUME IANNUAL REPORT2013
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I International Federation The Inte
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ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS | 7
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Societies and the ICRC as part of t
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..organization and processes: organ
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• Policy and guidelines/Research
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As a neutral and independent humani
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OPERATIONS WORLDWIDEAFRICAASIA AND
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ard reporting procedures have to be
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In addition, for more than a decade
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to management. Since 2007, this app
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The ways of measuring progress towa
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ASSISTANCEGeneric indicators based
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PROTECTIONThe Protection Policy (da
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Major assistance, protection, finan
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a four-year commitment (2013-16), t
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midwives also play a decisive role
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violence are coordinated with other
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DEFINITIONS USED BY THE ICRCA child
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AssistanceEconomic security - emerg
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prevention of hand-to-mouth contami
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ANNEX 4:THE ICRC’S OPERATIONAL AP
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to prevent the displacement of civi
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who are affected by the presence of
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..Where inadequate legislation exis
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ICRC GOVERNING ANDCONTROLLING BODIE
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in 11 countries, recording positive
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PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION
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The unit also contributed to the in
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system for all units, with dedicate
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INTERNATIONAL LAW AND COOPERATIONTh
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The Advisory Service provided input
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followed by a second high-level mee
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COMMUNICATION ANDINFORMATION MANAGE
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ent Health Care in Danger project e
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• the completion of RADAR (Reliab
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of the new mobile recruits, while t
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FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND LOGISTICSTh
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The table below shows the contribut
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FINANCIAL RESOURCES ICRC ANNUAL AND
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THE ICRC AROUND THE WORLDAFRICAASIA
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OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTSrecruitment a
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South Sudan ended the year in the m
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of the children and their relatives
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The ICRC organized, or contributed
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USER GUIDE:YEARLY RESULTSThe ICRC a
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Tracing requests closed positivelyt
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ECONOMIC SECURITYBENEFICIARIESNote:
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AFRICAKEY RESULTS/CONSTRAINTSIn 201
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Pedram YAZDI / ICRCAFRICAIn 2013, t
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The ICRC backed government and comm
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PROTECTION MAIN FIGURES AND INDICAT
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ASSISTANCE MAIN FIGURES AND INDICAT
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ALGERIAThe ICRC has been working in
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The ICRC remained ready to share it
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BURUNDIThe ICRC has been present in
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With the ICRC’s help, the Nationa
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MAIN FIGURES AND INDICATORS: PROTEC
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CONTEXTIn the Central African Repub
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PEOPLE DEPRIVED OF THEIR FREEDOMDia
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MAIN FIGURES AND INDICATORS: ASSIST
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CONTEXTChad remained relatively cal
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ETHIOPIAContinuously present in Eth
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process and contributing to the rep
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organization of first-aid training
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CONTEXTThe African Union (AU) conti
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GUINEACOVERING: Guinea, Sierra Leon
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company to facilitate the sending o
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CONTEXTLiberia was largely peaceful
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AUTHORITIES, ARMED FORCES AND OTHER
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LIBYAThe ICRC opened a delegation i
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Possibilities were explored with po
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MALIICRC operations in Mali are bud
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following distributions of emergenc
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CONTEXTThe production/export of oil
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governing detention and about the I
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SUDANThe ICRC opened an office in K
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the local authorities’ consent. T
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Briefings/training for weapon beare
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implementation or completion of pro
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CONTEXTSupported by the internation
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Nearly 53,300 patients - of whom pr
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NAIROBI (regional)COVERING: Djibout
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MYANMARThe ICRC began working in My
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CONTEXTThe absorption of former mem
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CONTEXTWith macro-economic growth a
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BANGKOK (regional)COVERING: Cambodi
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No requests were made for travel do
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CONTEXTIn Jammu and Kashmir, India,
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institutions and five police statio
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This report is primarily an account
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CONTENTSVOLUME IAbbreviations and d
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EUROPE ANDTHE AMERICASKEY RESULTS/C
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with US government representatives
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ARMENIAThe ICRC has been working in
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CONTEXTTensions remained high along
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procedures continued apace, with th
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CONTEXTCivilians continued to feel
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CONTEXTKyrgyzstan remained relative
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Local stakeholders bolster capaciti
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support, the National Societies of
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BRUSSELSCOVERING: Institutions of t
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Discussions centred on the humanita
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LONDONCOVERING: Ireland, United Kin
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exchange of any information that ma
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Human Rights and IHL System, and ex
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HAITICOVERING: Dominican Republic,
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CONTEXTIn Chile, tensions over land
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CONTEXTJordan remained stable despi
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MAIN FIGURESAND INDICATORSMAIN ICRC
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WORLD AFRICA ASIA &THE PACIFICEUROP
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WORLD 1 AFRICA ASIA &THE PACIFICEUR
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FINANCE ANDADMINISTRATIONFINANCE AN
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CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTSOF
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF COMPREHEN
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Page 543 and 544: 3.3 InvestmentsIn accordance with i
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Page 569 and 570: 2013(in KCHF)NoteCarryingAmountFair
Page 571 and 572: Ernst & Young LtdRoute de Chancy 59
Page 573 and 574: FINANCIAL AND STATISTICAL TABLESA.
Page 575 and 576: INCOME(Cash, kind, services and ass
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Page 601 and 602: OMAR EL MUKHTAR FUND (in CHF)BALANC
Page 603 and 604: ICRC SPECIAL FUND FOR THE DISABLED
Page 605: ICRC SPECIAL FUND FOR THE DISABLED
Page 608 and 609: ICRC ORGANIZATIONAL CHARTAssembly C
Page 610 and 611: Mr Rolf Soiron, PhD from Harvard Bu
Page 612 and 613: impartial and independent humanitar
Page 614 and 615: THE ICRC AND ITS WORK WITH OTHER CO
Page 616 and 617: STATES PARTY TO THE GENEVA CONVENTI
Page 618 and 619: ABBREVIATIONSR/A/SRatification: a t
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