Convention on the Rights of the Child

Table 1

Number of civil society organizations working on children’s issues

Year	1989–2002	2003–2007
Number of civil society organizations working on children’s issues	84	49

Table 2

Statistics on types and numbers of NGOs working on children’s issues from 1989 to 2007

Type of NGO	Number
Association Foundation Organization Board Centre	101 18 1 1 1

Table 3

Total pledges made during, before and after the donor conference
($ millions)

At a conference meeting
	State/donor institution	Before the conference	Donors in London	After the conference	Total pledges
GCC States		33 100	230 000	Nil	263 100
1	Kingdom of Saudi Arabia		18 100	100 000	118 100
2	Sultanate of Oman		10 000		10 000
3	Qatar		500 000		500 000
4	Kuwait		20 000		20 000
5	United Arab Emirates	15 000	50 000		65 000
6	Kingdom of Bahrain		Nil		Nil
Multilateral international and regional institutions		Nil	183 200	8 500	1 917
7	Arab Fund for Economic and Social Development		70 000	8 500	78 500
8	Islamic Development Bank		20 000		20 000
9	World Bank*		400		400
10	OPEC Fund for International Development		2 000		2 000
11	United Nations		9 000		9 000
12	International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)		7 000		7 000
13	Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria		3 200		3 200
14	Arab Monetary Fund		22 000		22 000
15	European Commission		10 000		10 000
States with which Yemen has bilateral relations		Nil	57 800	18 600	86 400
16	United Kingdom		23 000		23 000
17	Republic of Korea		4 000		4 000
18	Netherlands		9 100		9 100
19	Germany		19 000		19 000
20	France			13 000	13 000
21	Italy		12 000		12 000
22	Japan **		1 500		1 500
23	Spain			2 600	2 600
24	United States of America			2 100	2 100
	Denmark			900	900
Total pledges		33 100	471 000	27 100	5 312 000

* Represents the commitment amount pledged by the World Bank, a portion of which covers the funding gap.

** Sums pledged annually by Japan.