1. This document contains information on the status of receipt of contributions to the UNFCCC trust funds as at 15 May 2015. The status of indicative contributions for the Kyoto Protocol is reported separately from the status of contributions for the Convention. 2. Table 1 lists all 196 Parties to the Convention and shows the expected and received contributions during 2015 and the outstanding balances for 2015 in euros due to the Trust Fund for the Core Budget of the UNFCCC. Sixty-two Parties have paid their contributions for 2015, amounting to 44.0 per cent of the indicative contributions for this year. Table 2 reflects the outstanding contributions for the years 1996–2009 in United States dollars, while in table 3 Parties are grouped according to their status of contributions paid to the core budget for the Convention. 3. Table 4 lists all 192 Parties to the Kyoto Protocol and shows the expected and received contributions during 2015 and the outstanding balances for 2015 in euros due to the Trust Fund for the Core Budget of the UNFCCC (for the Kyoto Protocol). Fifty-two Parties have paid their contributions for 2015, representing 49.8 per cent of the indicative contributions for this year. Table 5 shows the outstanding amounts for the years 2005–2009 in United States dollars. In table 6, Parties are grouped according to their status of contributions paid to the core budget for the Kyoto Protocol. 4. The status of payment of fees for the international transaction log is shown in table 7. As at 15 May 2015, six Parties have outstanding fees for 2015; one of those Partieshas not yet paid its 2014 fee in full. 5. Table 8 reflects the voluntary contributions received in 2014–2015 by the Trust Fund for Supplementary Activities and joint implementation fees, which amount to USD 22.3 million and USD 0.02 million, respectively. Table 9 shows voluntary contributions to the Trust Fund for Participation in the UNFCCC Process, amounting to USD 5.1 million in 6. The various fees paid towards the clean development mechanism are listed in table 10 and amount to USD 12.2 million for the biennium 2014–2015. the biennium 2014–2015.