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Under paragraph 33(iv), it is proposed to reduce the allocation for group training by $59,000.
Under paragraph 33(i), on the course on commercial diplomacy, it is proposed to reduce by $240,500;
Under paragraph 33(iv), it is proposed to reduce the allocation for group training by $59,000.
Under paragraph 33(ii), on advice on trade efficiency issues, it is proposed to reduce by $240,500;
As indicated above, it is proposed to reduce the regular budget share from 65.1 per cent to 64.9 per cent.
Under the guise of fighting for the safety of flights it is proposed to reduce the number of airlines.
It is proposed to reduce fees and fines and payments to obtain legal ownership of a land plot for entrepreneurs.
Under paragraph 17(i),on development financing, it is proposed to reduce the allocation by $150,000;
In addition, it is proposed to reduce the number of categories of progressive income tax from 7 to 3, namely: 12%, 25%, 35.
Under paragraph 17(i),on development financing, it is proposed to reduce the allocation by $150,000;
It is proposed to reduce the appropriation provided by the General Assembly in its resolution 50/90 B by $14,428,000 gross.
Based on the experience gained so far, it is proposed to reduce by $10,000 the appropriation approved for 2003.
It is proposed to reduce the number of local data centres in the regions by harmonizing ICT services in the existing numerous offices.
Under paragraph 33(i), on the course on commercial diplomacy, it is proposed to reduce the allocation by $240,500;
It is proposed to reduce the staffing for the 2009/10 period to 48 posts and 159 temporary positions(see A/63/806, paras. 71-76) as follows.
Under paragraph 33(ii), on advice on trade efficiency issues, it is proposed to reduce the allocation by $240,500;
With regard to debt, it is proposed to reduce the principal, extend the periods and accept the payment of concessionary interest in local currency to establish environmental funds.
Under paragraph 15,concerning preparations for the tenth session of UNCTAD, it is proposed to reduce the allocation provided for by $60,000.
At the field level, it is proposed to reduce seven posts, mainly at the General Service level, in those offices where the level of programme volume in 2002-2003 would not justify the maintenance of such posts.
Under paragraph 20(i), on investment issues/WIR, it is proposed to reduce the allocation by half(reduction of $120,000);
In response to the downsizing of the military component of the Mission andfollowing a thorough review of the current scope of activity which the Mission expects to accomplish, it is proposed to reduce the staff under the civilian component as follows.
In paragraph 5(a) of annex II, section D, it is proposed to reduce civilian staff from 410 to 167(102 international and 65 local) posts.
Considering the drawdown of military contingent personnelduring the period and following a review of the structure and functions of the Unit, it is proposed to reduce its staffing establishment by one verification team.
Under paragraph 15,concerning preparations for UNCTAD X, it is proposed to reduce the allocation provided for by $60,000. The total allocation under this item would therefore be $81,000;
It is proposed to reduce the staffing component by 32 international posts and 5 international general temporary assistance positions, 379 national posts and 1 national general temporary assistance position, and 255 United Nations Volunteers.
Under paragraph 20(i), on investment issues/World Investment Report, it is proposed to reduce the allocation by half(reduction of $120,000);
The Advisory Committee notes that it is proposed to reduce the number of United Nations Volunteers by 16, from 106 to 90, to be offset by a corresponding increase in United Nations staff, 8 at the P-3 level and 8 at the P-2 level.
As a result of expected efficiencies to be achieved through the consolidation of these functions, it is proposed to reduce the number of interpreter/translator posts from 6 to 4 and abolish 2 posts.
Furthermore, it is proposed to reduce the staffing establishment by an additional four posts and to reassign and reclassify three posts in order to optimize the operations of UNMIK in support of its mandate implementation as outlined in the results-based-budgeting framework.
In the Office of the Principal Officer, for the 2012/13 period, it is proposed to reduce the number of posts from the eight posts approved for 2011/12 to six posts.