|
||||||
|
||||||
|
Inter-State Coalition for International Security
The General Assembly includes participation in a
(hypothetical) international organization.
The participants in the
session have been assigned to the Inter-state Coalition for International
Security. The purpose of this
organization is to coordinate the efforts of all major countries to address
key problems of international security.
The mandate of the ISCIS is to pursue the public interest of all
countries in the international community to ensure greater security. The ISCIS has specialist teams. These teams are organized in five thematic
areas: 1) Drug trafficking 2) Weapons trafficking 3) Weapons of Mass Destruction 4) Strategy of Insurgency and
Counterinsurgency 5) Ideology 2007 Fiscal Year Spending Priorities: One of the main purposes of the General Assembly is to
establish the spending priorities for the next fiscal year. The ISCIS is using the fiscal year system
beginning on 1 October, 2006 for the beginning of FY 2007. The funds made available for FY 2006 ISCIS
Program Spending amounted to $300 million dollars. The funds available for FY 2007 will be reduced because of a
reduction in country contributions.
FY 2007 spending will total $250 million. In FY 2006 the ISCIS funding was appropriated according to the
following distribution. 1) Drug trafficking 20 % 2) Weapons trafficking 30 % 3) Weapons of Mass Destruction 20 % 4) Strategy of Insurgency and
Counterinsurgency 15 % 5) Ideology 15 % The General Assembly will debate the past contributions and
the spending targets for FY 2007. |
||||||
|
|
||||||
