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The variance is attributable to increased standard costs.
The overexpenditure under civilian personnel costs is attributable to increased requirements for.
The variance is attributable to increased transportation costs.
The wider deficit on the income balance is attributable to increased repatriation of profits and dividends.
This is attributable to increased contributions to regular resources and other resources-regular.
The increase of $0.5million under section 24, Human rights, is attributable to increased requirements for support of the meetings of the different human rights committees.
It is attributable to increased contributions from all sources- developed countries, developing countries and multilaterals.
The increase in the absolute amount of delivery in Africa is attributable to increased activities of the regional projects of JITAP and the COMESA regional support project for ASYCUDA.
This is attributable to increased contributions to other resources(regular); and regular resources.
The overexpenditure of $191,300, or4.8 per cent, is attributable to increased costs of after-service health insurance premiums paid on behalf of former staff members.
This is attributable to increased contributions, in particular from developing countries, and multilateral donors, in particular the European Commission.
The difference between the planned and actual numbers reported is attributable to increased interest in the courses, as UNMIL introduced a new course in"starting and managing small businesses", which alone attracted 71 participants.
Variance is attributable to increased requirements for 16 general temporary assistance with an overall average actual vacancy rate of 14.3 per cent.
The resource growth of $221,800 under general operating expenses is attributable to increased premiums in respect of the UNTSO fleet of 182 vehicles($147,100) and to the need to improve grounds maintenance $74,700.
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the proposed establishment of additional posts for the 2008/09 period.
The variance is attributable to increased transportation costs.
The variance is attributable to increased travel requirements in support of political consultations, conferences and related workshops.
The overall increase of $6,032,800 for 2011 under ground transportation is attributable to increased requirements for the acquisition of various vehicles, as the Mission will need to be self-sustaining in transporting staff within Iraq following the planned withdrawal of the United States Forces.
This is attributable to increased contributions to other resources, both regular and emergency, while total regular resources decreased slightly.
The overall increase in requirements for 2010 is attributable to increased requirements for repairs and maintenance and spare parts owing to the age and condition of the vehicle fleet, which are partially offset by the reduction in acquisition of vehicles as a result of prior period purchases.
This is attributable to increased expenditure in 2006-2007, namely, for security and payroll, driven in turn by a deterioration of the strength of the United States dollar in the field.
The overall increase in requirements for 2011 is attributable to increased requirements for the acquisition of various vehicles, as the planned withdrawal of United States Forces means that the Mission will need to be self-sustaining in transporting staff within Iraq and will require vehicular capacity to take staff to the red zone.
This is attributable to increased donor contributions as well as the $33.7 million received by UNFPA into the private endowment trust, which was previously held by the Americans for UNFPA organization.
The variance is attributable to increased requirements for software and licences for the tier 1 support and information technology systems.
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs, with the application of the budgeted vacancy rate of 7 per cent to the computation of requirements for the continuing P-4 position.
The variance is attributable to increased requirements for payments to troop-contributing countries for observation self-sustainment in line with the revised military drawdown plan.
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs, with the application of the projected vacancy rates of 5.2 per cent to the computation of requirements for the continuing General Service position.
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs and the continuation of an additional post approved for 2009/10 in respect of which a delayed recruitment factor of 65 per cent(Professional category) was applied.
The variance is attributable to increased standard costs, with the application of the budgeted vacancy rates of 12 per cent and 7 per centto the computation of requirements for the continuing Professional and General Service posts.
The variance is attributable to increased requirements for rest and recuperation in connection with the implementation of the harmonization of the conditions of service in the field, and the proposed establishment of 7 additional United Nations Volunteers positions.