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The projected working capital falls within that range, reaching $302 million by 2017, as indicated in table 3.
It is proposed that 52 positions be redeployed among several Mission locations throughout Afghanistan and in the Kuwait Office, as indicated in table 5, comprising.
The total proposed staffing for the UNAMA offices located in Kabul is 845 positions, as indicated in table 3 and would include.
11 United Nations Volunteer positions are proposed for abolishment, as indicated in table 33.
The estimated requirements of $1,952,200, including a reduction of $554,800, relate to the posts as indicated in table 20.6 above.
The rates for prenatal and infant mortality have also declined, as indicated in Table 12.2.
At the three larger conference centres, the picture is mixed as indicated in table 1 below.
The overall level of resources, as indicated in table 8.2 below, reflects, inter alia, the establishment of one new Professional post at the P-4 level and the reclassification of one P-3 post to the P-4 level.
As indicated in table 1, of the 21 main recommendations issued by the Board, implementation is in progress for 13 recommendations, 9 of which are targeted for implementation before the end of 2011, and one for implementation in June 2014.
It is proposed that the additional $24 million be used as indicated in table 1, below, with $19 million for programme related activities and $5 million allocated to an increase in the UNEP financial reserve in line with Governing Council decision 24/9.
As indicated in table 2, an amount of $30,048,197 gross($28,295,699 net) was appropriated for the maintenance of UNOMIG for the period from 1
As indicated in table 2, of the 59 recommendations issued, implementation is in progress for 37 recommendations, of which 28 are targeted for implementation before the end of 2011 and one is due for implementation in June 2014.
As indicated in table 3 of document DP/2005/31, the proposed support budget for 2006-2007 amounts to $729 million gross, reflecting an increase of $95.4 million, as compared with support budget estimates for 2004-2005 of $633.6 million.
As indicated in table 3, the higher-than-budgeted vacancy rates for civilian personnel was one of the main factors that affected the budget performance for three operations(UNMIS, support for AMISOM and UNMIL).
On the basis of the incumbency status as of 28 February 2007, vacancy rates for all categories of civilian personnel have risen, as indicated in table 4 below, compared to the average vacancy rates realized during 2005/06(A/61/673, p. 2).
As indicated in table 3 of the report of the Secretary-General(A/C.5/57/23), the estimated requirements include an increase in international staff from 28 to 30 and in local staff from 23 to 32, or a total increase from 51 to 62.
The Fund, which is administered by the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Development has so far been disbursed to 92,000 women in all the 8 provinces as indicated in Table 2.
As indicated in table 41G.1 above, increases under this heading are partly offset by a slight decrease of $2,000 and $1,700 respectively under supplies and equipment.
II.28. The total number of regular budget posts proposed for the biennium 2000- 2001 is the same as during the biennium 1998- 1999, namely, 358, including 4 temporary posts, as indicated in table 5.3 of the proposed programme budget.
As indicated in table 3 above, total requirements for travel of staff are estimated at $3,877,800 before recosting, a decrease of $612,400, or 13.6 per cent, as compared with the requirements for the biennium 2010-2011.