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The situation deteriorated during2009 due to the impact of the economic crisis, which is expected to continue in 2010.
Emergency relief, which is expected to continue rising, is merely short-term assistance granted at the expense of development financing.
The expansion of DPKO andDFS created a surge of recruitment needs, which is expected to continue in the 2009/10 period.
This trend, which is expected to continue, should involve better targeting of social spending and strengthening of social institutions.
The new EUmembers experienced an upsurge in inflation in 2007, which is expected to continue in 2008 as supply and demand side pressures persist.
A small increase of $2,000 is proposed for overtime requirements owing to the increasednumber of meetings being held at Geneva which is expected to continue in 1994-1995.
There has been a decline in economic activities, which is expected to continue, partly attributable to the downsizing of the presence of the international community.
VJ units continue to conduct seasonal training in southern Serbia,near the ground safety zone, which is expected to continue during April.
A major development of 2007, which is expected to continue in 2008 and subsequent years, is the emergence of the European Commission as the main governmental donor with a net increase of project allotments by $21.6 million.
In recent years the Personnel Section has experienced asignificant increase in its workload, a trend which is expected to continue into the future with proposed staffing increases.
The Acting President: In his letter(A/60/989), the Secretary-General informs the Assembly that the President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda has requested that Judge Solomy Balungi Bossa, a national of Uganda,be authorized to continue to serve in the Butare trial, which is expected to continue into 2007.
The Officer would serve as thedesk officer for the Islamic Republic of Iran, which is expected to continue to be an important regional actor.
Another area of change related to increased life expectancy is the unprecedented growth in the number and proportion of older persons in most countries around the world,a trend which is expected to continue.
These colleges are being established to meet the increasing demand for higher education which is expected to continue and grow in the first decade of the twenty- first century.
For example, the Belgian paedophile investigation began in August 1996 with 350 police investigators, criminal analysts and forensic experts engaged on a full-time basis; after 12 months of investigations,174 personnel remain engaged on the investigation, which is expected to continue until the end of 1998.
In the latter two countries, however,substantial strides have been made in reducing unemployment, which is expected to continue to ease in 1998 despite the slower output growth(see table A.4).
That has opened the door to our now being able to reduce our foreign debt by 20 per cent, while, among other things, being able to take advantage of the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility to benefit from a three-yearsupport plan in the course of our participation in the Initiative, which is expected to continue for 18 months.
The current proposals, therefore,represent the continuing phase of a" catch-up" programme, which is expected to continue through the medium-term plan period and which these organizational units have the capacity to implement within the existing establishment.
Those developments have significantly increased the workload of the Division in several areas,ranging from 30 per cent to 100 per cent, which is expected to continue to increase.
The proposals for the biennium 2000- 2001, therefore, represent:(a)a continuing phase of a catch-up programme, which is expected to continue into succeeding bienniums; and(b) those projects which the organizational units have the capacity to implement within their existing structure.
This is a recurrent pattern in recent years, consistent with the increase in the Secretariat 's technical assistance activities, and which is expected to continue and even increase in future.
Also recognizing that global population growth, which is expected to continue for several more decades, and demographic distribution, especially increased population density and urbanization, heighten vulnerability to disasters and that the demographic factor has a direct effect on food security and self-sufficiency in areas that are prone to drought-induced famine and malnutrition.
In addition, it is anticipated that the establishment of a senior position will strengthen theoverall management of the enlarged office in Erbil which is expected to continue to grow in 2010.
As indicated, the proposals for the biennium 1998-1999, therefore,represent the continuing phase of a“catch-up” programme, which is expected to continue into succeeding bienniums and those projects which the organizational units have the capacity to implement within their existing structure.
The President has requested that Judge Solomy Balungi Bossa, a national of Uganda, be authorized to continue to servein Case No. ICTR-98-42, the Butare trial, which is expected to continue into 2007.
It must be stressed, however, that although the staffing component directly involved with these tasks has been managing with commendable efficiency,its capacity to address the increasing volume of incoming tasks, which is expected to continue to grow(and is already spilling over significantly into the Client Services Unit), will be rapidly diminished if the staffing situation is not addressed soon.
The presence of United Nations civilian police will also provide essential reassurance during theperiod of major two-way population movement, which is expected to continue until the commencement of the new school year in September 1998.
Ongoing projects which are expected to continue in 2003;
Because the United Nations played a vital role in maintaining international peace and security, his delegation was prepared to consider any proposals orinnovative mechanisms that could ensure the financing of missions which were expected to continue, as long as such financing in no way affected the regular budgetary resources already allocated to programmes and projects under the current budget, especially those concerning development, and adhered strictly to the current budget process, as laid down in General Assembly resolution 41/213.