Takes note of the report of the Secretary-General;
2
Endorses the conclusions and recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions;
3
Expresses its appreciation to the sample countries for their active participation in the revised survey, to the Secretary-General for conducting the quadrennial review of the common and essential additional personnel costs incurred by troop- and police-contributing countries in deploying their forces to United Nations peacekeeping missions in full compliance with the methodology approved in its resolution 67/261, and to the troop- and police-contributing countries for their continuing contributions to peacekeeping;
4
Emphasizes the need for the United Nations to provide fair and equitable compensation to troop- and police-contributing countries while also supporting the common objective of more effective United Nations peacekeeping operations and optimum use of resources;
5
Recalls the prerogative of the General Assembly to consider whether to adjust the rate of reimbursement to troop- and police-contributing countries after reviewing the results obtained by the methodology approved in its resolution 67/261;
6
Decides to establish a single rate of reimbursement to countries contributing contingent personnel to United Nations field operations in the amount of 1,474.68 United States dollars per person per month as from 1 July 2026;
7
Recalls that predeployment training, vaccination and healthcare, as provided for by the reimbursement framework and operational readiness, remain the responsibility of contributing countries, and stresses the importance of all troop- and police-contributing countries completing these requirements before deployment.
