A/HRC/28/25 VI. Conclusions and recommendations 23. The Board called upon donors to increasetheir contributions to the Fund as much as possible, given that it needs to attain a more satisfactory level of contributions in order to respond to the need for assistance for victims of torture and the members of their families worldwide. 24. The Fund would need to receive $12 million on a yearly basis in order to respond adequately to new and emergency situations, such as those currently unfolding in the Central African Republic, Iraq, the Syrian Arab Republic and its neighbouring countries. Contributions should be received by September 2015. 25. Contributing to the Fund is a concrete translation of the commitment of States to the elimination of torture. 7