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APPENDIX H Statement of income and expenditure for the year ended December 31, 1973 (Expressed in Swiss Francs) I NCOM E Membership fees and subscriptions Sale of publications Interest on deposits and dividends WWF Annual subvention WWF Earmarked grants Ford Foundation Grant Emil Barell Stiftung Grant Unesco subvention Unesco contracts Miscellaneous grants and receipts ADD: Reserves brought to account in 1973 LESS: Receipts transferred to Reserves in 1973 TOTAL INCOM E EXPENDITURE Personnel (incl, insurance and provident fund) Senior Scientific Staff Other Scientific Staff Auxiliary Staff Supporting and Temporary Staff Accommodation Office and other administrative expenses Travel Library and Legal Texts Publications Meetings Purchase of furniture and equipment Special Grants - Projects Devaluation and difference in exchange TOTAL EXPENDITURE Sfrs. 514,807 566,396 244,415 384,185 Excess of expenditure over income to December 31, 1972 Excess of income over expenditure for the year Excess of expenditure over income to December 31, 1973 represented by the Assets less Liabilities on the statement attached Sfrs. 338,969 60,248 8,375 929,035 114,177 452,333 500,000 32,300 4,615 525,489 2,965,541 122,303 3,087,844 247,743 2,840,101 1,709,803 62,869 193,206 112,215 20,808 175,092 21,520 29,666 300,594 7,050 2,632,823 331,824 207,278 124,546 129
Statement of assets and liabilities at December 31,1973 (Expressed in Swiss Francs) ASSETS Cash on hand and with bankers Prudential Building Association Certificate of Deposit - US $7,000 Prepaid expenses Debtors Furniture and installations S.A. Le Manoir de St. Prex - Shares (valuation for fiscal purposes) TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Earmarked contributions not yet expended - Schedule I Creditors Capital Fund TOTAL LIABILITIES Excess of Liabilities over Assets SCHEDULE 1 Earmarked Reserves at December 31,1973 (Expressed in Swiss Francs) Life Associate Fund John C. Phillips Award Red Data Books Other publications Zoo Liaison Committee Kouprey project Primate coordination and Animal Trade project Establishment of a Quetzal Cloud Forest Reserve, Guatemala Survival Service Commission Ecological Guidelines for Development Planners Environmental Legislation projects Sfrs. 170,614 23,240 123,435 310,657 1 80,000 707,947 584,557 167,935 80,001 832,493 124,546 Sfrs. 75,649 27,560 132,967 166,001 6,572 33,469 12,777 1,152 31,280 71,765 25,365 584,557 Vu et approuvé– Fiduciaire Fernand et Philippe Guex, 2, rue de la Paix, 1003 Lausanne, April 1974 130
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1973 IUCN YEARBOOK International Un
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© 1974 International Union for Con
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Conservation of Endangered Species
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wild animals and plants in their na
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THE ENVIRONMENT IN 1973 Limits to G
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first time that they could get alon
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sion did call for reduced quotas on
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country is untouched, and as this i
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Immediately after the war, in 1918,
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20 Whereas natural beauty is one of
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The Union in action The first Gener
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1950, with the aid of a grant from
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since the Union has usually taken o
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- without which it is of course imp
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guished career in Africa. From 1966
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As far as the first projects undert
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Mweka on the slopes of Mount Kilima
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specialists: Thane Riney on the sci
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38 The most important first step fo
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special international meetings at R
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operations comes from WWF. World Wi
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44 Two anonymous loans amounting be
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The conservation of wildlife and wi
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Its activities considerably increas
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Executive Board: Secretary General:
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Secretary General: Deputy Secretary
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Ninth General Assembly - July 1966
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REVIEW OF IUCN ACTIVITIES The broad
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National and International Environm
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Endangered species are subject to p
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and export of species. Begun in 197
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protection and control. This study
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elevant to development in tropical
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Future of the Alps There is increas
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Conservation of Biotic Communities
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Survey of national parks in norther
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proposed Volcan Baru National Park
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Considerable information on marine
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