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The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the faster-than-anticipated recruitment of international civilian personnel.
Additional requirements were attributable primarily to the replacement of the existing prefabricated accommodation facilities and equipment of the military observers.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the need to backstop staff members on maternity/extended sick leave.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to losses relating to fluctuations in the exchange rates between the United States dollar and other currencies.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the Mission's unbudgeted share of the financing of the Procurement Task Force of the Office of Internal Oversight Services.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to:(a) the lower average vacancy rates than budgeted for Professional and General Service and related posts.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the higher cost of medical care provided to military and police personnel, and the replacement of ageing medical equipment.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to higher premiums for liability insurance and higher flight hour costs for the rental and operation of helicopters.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the revision of the salary scales for national staff with effect from 1 September 2009 and to fluctuations in the exchange rate between the euro and the United States dollar.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the unplanned acquisition of binoculars and other specialized equipment to enhance the capacity and operational capability of the close protection team in view of the volatile security situation.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to increased airfare costs compared to provisions made in the budget and additional travel related to start-up and deployment of UNAMID and MINURCAT.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the design and development of information technology business processes, equipment maintenance and other support costs as part of the Umoja implementation process.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the United Nations Office to the African Union's share of the costs for office space in Addis Ababa associated with the construction led by the Economic Commission for Africa, for which provision had not been made.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the increased level of within-mission travel resulting from the postponement of the elections and additional travel by senior personnel for political consultations, mission planning and police matters.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the acquisition of 8 armoured vehicles and 50 4 x 4 vehicles, resulting from the evaluation of the Force's security requirements, particularly in the light of recent attacks on peacekeepers.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the acquisition of equipment and spare parts and supplies for the upgrading of the information technology infrastructure in order to support the implementation of Umoja, for which no provision had been made.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to costs to cover the development of the Talent Management system resulting from the decision to replace the vendor with another contractor, thus surrendering funds which had been obligated in the 2007/08 period.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to:(a) the difference in the actual average exchange rate of 46.6 Syrian pounds to the United States dollar compared with the exchange rate of 57.8 pounds to the dollar used in the budget; and(b) the revision of the national salary scales effective November 2010.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the higher average deployment of 320 police officers compared with the budgeted deployment of 302 police officers, as well as the inadvertent recording of the mission subsistence allowance for Government-provided personnel under this heading.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the increased costs for the repair and maintenance of rented vehicles and heavy trucks and to the increase in the cost of fuel from the budgeted rate of $1.22 per litre to the average actual cost of $1.30 per litre.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to an increase by 2.1 per cent in the national staff salary scale effective 1 September 2005 and the appreciation of the Cyprus pound during the reporting period, partially offset by lower actual expenditures under common staff costs.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to communications costs related to the activities of the Procurement Task Force(see para. 39 above) as well as to the high volume of communications between the Investigations Division regional hub in Nairobi and investigation units in peacekeeping missions.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the payment of the full amount of the mission subsistence allowance for an average of 2,723 police officers compared with the lower number of 1,083 police officers used in the cost estimates, as no accommodation was provided during the 2009/10 period owing to delays in the construction programme.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to:(a) the transfer of seven armoured vehicles(4 from UNLB and 3 from UNMIK), for which no budgetary provision had been made;(b) the acquisition of personal passive protection gear for military contingent personnel, in the light of the prevailing security situation in the mission area; and(c) the recording of loss on exchange for the period.
National staff($6,099,500): additional requirements were attributable primarily to the lower actual vacancy rate for national General Service staff, offset in part by reduced requirements for hazardous duty station allowance in Bas-Congo and Équateur provinces and North Katanga district;
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the implementation of new contractual arrangements, including the conversion of international staff on 300 series of appointments to the 100 series of appointments in accordance with General Assembly resolution 63/250, and the continued payment of mission subsistence allowance to staff appointed prior to 1 July 2009.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to entitlements related to the separation of five staff members from the Organization during the period, as well as increased requirements for dependency allowances for national General Service staff, owing to a revision of local benefit entitlements by the national authorities.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the lower actual vacancy rate of 15.4 per cent for international temporary staff compared to the budgeted vacancy rate of 25 per cent and higher requirements for entitlements such as home leave/family visit and travel on appointment.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to:(a) the acquisition of a higher number of tyres owing to the harsh road conditions in areas patrolled by military contingents; and(b) higher fuel consumption of 11.3 million litres compared with the budgeted estimate of 10.8 million litres owing to additional activities of the intervention brigade.
The additional requirements were attributable primarily to the acquisition of equipment($2,442,700), as the expansion of AMISOM required information technology equipment such as laptops, workstations, monitors, a storage virtual desktop infrastructure solution, maps and charts, mobile deployable telecommunications systems virtualization and conferencing equipment.