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For 2011 – 2015 TaiwanICDF Fund income and

expenditure structure and figures, please refer to

Figures 4 to 6.

Fund Utilization and Balance

As of December 31, 2015, the net balance of the

Fund was NT$ 15.78 billion (including founding and

donated funds of NT$ 12.47 billion, accumulated earnings

of NT$3.32 billion and unrealized gains on financial

instruments of NT$4.87 million). This represents an

increase of NT$ 54.15 million, or 0.34 percent, from 2014.

As of December 31, 2015, total assets stood at NT$

16.35 billion, of which current assets comprised 52.78

percent, long-term investments and loans 46.97 percent,

fixed assets 0.15 percent and other assets 0.10 percent.

The organization’s total liabilities were NT$ 563.24

million and the total balance of all funds (the Fund plus

accumulated earnings) was NT$15.78 billion.

Other 22%

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Cash Dividends 2%

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Interest on Fund Investments 47%

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29% Lending and Investment

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Lending and Investment 8%

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Management and

General Affairs 44%

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14% Technical Cooperation

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6% Humanitarian Assistance

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International Education

and Training 28%

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Figure 4 Fund Revenue (2015)

Figure 5 Fund Expenditure (2015)

Budget Execution

In 2015, the MOFA contracted the TaiwanICDF to carry

out overseas operations worth NT$ 1.26 billion. Overall,

the total budget for MOFA-commissioned projects was

NT$ 1.23 billion and the implementation rate was 95.29

percent.

Operating expenses (excluding expenses for

contracted projects) amounted to NT$ 314.89 million. This

compares with a budgeted plan of NT$ 477.22 million,

equal to a utilization rate of 65.98 percent. This result

was due to the implementation of cost-saving measures

this year (2015) to achieve a balance between the

organization’s revenues and expenditures.