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for MOFA-commissioned projects. Both interest and   Figure 4   Fund Revenue (2016)
            revenues from development lending and investment
            projects, and interest accrued on the Fund are mainly
            used to support routine operations, including technical   ETF Disposal  ..............  ......................  Other 4%
                                                              10%
            cooperation projects, humanitarian assistance and
            scholarship programs, as well as the TaiwanICDF’s
            administrative and management expenses. Income                                             Lending and
            from MOFA-commissioned projects mainly supports   Interest on                        .........  Investment
            the operation of various overseas MOFA-commissioned   Fund   .........                     36%
            technical cooperation projects.                   Investments
                                                              50%
               In 2016, operating revenues and non-operating
            income and gains amounted to NT$1.48 billion, of which
            NT$1.15 billion was allocated for commissioned projects.
            Revenue generated through the Fund was NT$328.95
            million, of which interest and revenues from lending and
            investment projects comprised 36 percent, interest on
            fund investments 50 percent, gains on ETF disposals 10
            percent and other revenues 4 percent.
               Total expenditures for 2016 were NT$1.48 billion, of
            which NT$1.15 billion was for MOFA-commissioned
            projects, and expenditures made through the Fund
            were NT$321.88 million. Deducting expenditure from   Figure 5   Fund Expenditure (2016)
            the revenue, net income in 2016 was NT$7.07 million.
            Compared to the budgeted deficit of NT$56.93 million,
                                                                                         ................ Other 7%
            this surplus was mainly due to a gain of NT$33.66 million
                                                                                             ........ Lending and
            through the disposal of exchange-traded funds and
                                                                                                   Investment 4%
            will be used as operating capital. In addition, Nepal
            earthquake relief funds were used for the implementation
            of two humanitarian aid projects in the country, resulting   Management                    International
            in a reduction in expenditures of the Fund. In 2016, the   and General  ............  ......... Education and
            TaiwanICDF successfully balanced income and expenses   Affairs 43%                         Training 28%
            through the above cost-saving and revenue generating
            measures.
               For 2012 to 2016 TaiwanICDF Fund income and
                                                             Humanitarian
            expenditure structure and figures, please refer to Figures   Assistance  .....................  ....................  Technical
                                                                                                       Coopera-
            4 to 6.                                          3%                                        tion 15%
            Fund Utilization and Net Worth
               As of December 31, 2016, the net balance of the
            Fund was NT$15.8 billion (including founding and
            donated funds of NT$12.47 billion, accumulated earnings
            of NT$3.33 billion and unrealized gains on financial
            instruments of NT$1.14 million). This represents an
            increase of NT$13.08 million or 0.08 percent from 2015.
            Fund and Fund net balance since 1996 are shown in
            Figure 7.





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