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All these issues have been addressed, as shown in section II of the present report.
As shown in section B below, the full budget of the Section is estimated at $9,302,700.
However, these liabilities are not completely disclosed, as shown in section C.5 below.
As shown in section B, these combined efforts were however not sufficient to implement all projects in THE PEP work plan.
The latter relates to the waiver of landing fees at Sarajevo airport, as shown in section V of the report.
As shown in section B above, United Nations organizations already address some aspects of such succession planning.
One AB-205 helicopter will provide air support to UNMIBH at the rates shown in section A of the present annex.
On the basis of the proposed staffing shown in section VIII of the present report, the cost estimates provide for 455 international posts.
The provision includes $6,989,400 for hazard duty pay at the rates shown in section A of the present annex.
As shown in section 2.5, the license for downloaded or purchased products does not lasts: you can use the products as often as you like, and forever.
The estimate for official travel for 2004/05, as shown in section II.A. of the proposed budget, amounts to $1,685,400.
The proposed staffing for the budget period entails a total net reduction of 66 posts, as shown in section II.B.2 above.
As shown in section V below, these costs would be more than offset by reduced transmission costs, thereby resulting in a net savings to the Organization.
Provision is made for vehicle spare parts,repairs and maintenance at the rates shown in section A of the present annex.
As shown in section VIII, table B, of the report, the current staffing establishment of the Office provides for two professional posts(1 P-5 and 1 P-2) and two Local level posts.
Requirements are based on phased deployment of military andcivilian personnel as shown in section VIII.C of the present report.
As shown in section II.18 of annex II to the Secretary-General's report, an amount of $427,500 has been estimated as the charge for the funding of the support account for peace-keeping operations.
The estimates for rations andrepatriation of troops are based on mission-specific ratios as shown in section A of the present annex.
The difference between income and expenses shown in section 3 of document CE/93/5(a) does not report the financial position but rather the variations in the equity structure of the financial year.
Provision is made for the payment of mission subsistence allowance to internationally recruited staff at the rates shown in section A of the present annex.
As shown in section III.A of the performance report(A/64/575), the underexpenditure is the net result of reduced requirements for civilian personnel($939,100) and operational costs $493,200.
Justification for the proposed posts for the 2003-2004 period is contained in the present report,with a new organizational structure shown in section VI.
Requirements under this heading include mission subsistence allowance andtravel costs at the rates shown in section A of the present annex and clothing and equipment allowance at $200 per annum for 560 civilian police.
The net financial implications for the budgets of peacekeeping operations for the period 2011/2012 onwards have been estimated at $59,212,000, as shown in section(iii) of table 3.
The Advisory Committee welcomes the information, as shown in section V.A.1 of the proposed budget for 2004/05(A/58/658), that it is expected that the handover of 100 per cent of United Nations-provided accommodation will be accomplished by January 2004.
Staff assessment costs are based on the deployment schedule of 390 international and616 local staff shown in section VIII.E of the present report.
As shown in section F below, the average acceptance rate of eight of the largest participating organizations for the period of 2005-2012 is about 75 per cent(for the period of 2005-2010 it was over 80 per cent) and their implementation is 66 per cent.
The present estimate is based on actual current costs andconsumption of utilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as shown in section A of the present annex.
Nevertheless, the Special Rapporteur is concerned that policy and practice in post-disaster settings are skewed towards individual private ownership,as already shown in section III above.
The reason why specialisation pattern are not the primary reason for Kyrgyzstan's low MVA per capita is the fact that the value added share of manufacturing(as shown in section 1.5.2) is comparable to that of comparator country groups, such as lower-middle income countries.