Examples of using Revised deployment in English and their translations into Arabic
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The cost estimate provides for the emplacement of 75 volunteers in the Mission area, at a monthly cost of $4,500 per volunteer, for a total of 103.5 person-months in accordance with the revised deployment schedule contained in annex IV.
Accordingly, the Committee recommends that a 35 per cent delayed deployment factor be applied to the revised deployment plan for military contingents and police personnel for the remainder of the 2008/09 period instead of the 20 per cent envisaged by the Secretary-General.
B With the revised deployment schedule, a delayed recruitment factor of 20 per cent has been applied to International Staff, 25 per cent to National Staff and 20 per cent to United Nations Volunteers.
Details on expenditures incurred since 2008, the resources required for the implementation of the revised deployment strategy and the timetable for the current and next bienniums are provided in section IV of the fourth progress report(A/67/360, paras. 93-123).
(c) In accordance with the revised deployment schedule, lower provision for laundry and grooming services for 7,000 contingent personnel, at an estimated cost of $10 per person per month($336,500);
However, subsequent to the submission of the budget, the Advisory Committee was provided, upon enquiry, with a revised deployment schedule(see annex I). On this basis, the civilian personnel costs would amount to $91,663,300 for the period 2005/06.
The administration informed the Board that in June 2012 the steering committee endorsed a revised deployment timetable and detailed project plan that will be presented to the General Assembly in the fourth annual progress report for the ERP project.
The revised deployment approach involves a change in the timing and sequencing of the roll-out and a move to an integrated deployment of Foundation and Extension 1 from July 2014.
An additional 99 military observers are being deployed in accordance with the revised deployment schedule presented in annex IV to the present report, with actual deployment reflected until 15 September 1995 and projected deployment thereafter.
Staff assessment costs are based on the revised deployment schedule of 385 international
The Advisory Committee notes that there is a reduction of $470,300 in item 6, air operations, owing to the revised deployment schedule related to helicopter operations in the mission area.
The estimate is some $12.2 million less than the amount shown in annex V to document A/48/690 in view of revised deployment schedules in respect of civilian staff and international contractual personnel.
the Secretary-General presented a revised deployment strategy and strengthened governance structure, in which, inter alia, responsibility and accountability for benefits realization was assigned to the process owners.
The projected requirements of $647.2 million under the military and police personnel budget line are based on the revised deployment schedule indicated in table 1, taking into account delayed deployment factors of 5 per cent for military observers and of 20 per cent for military contingents, United Nations police and formed police units.
of 12 fixed-wing and 11 rotary-wing aircraft for the first period and, under the revised deployment schedule, of 18 fixed-wing
Based on the revised deployment schedule, resources amounting to $13,167,300 provide for the requirements of a national staff component totalling 2,690(264 national Professional and 2,426 national General Service posts); the staff costs include a 25 per cent delayed deployment factor.
The revised deployment schedule will allow the peacekeeping missions and special political missions to better balance the heavy demands associated with preparing for the implementation of Umoja against the continuing need to maintain day-to-day operations in support of the critical core mandates of the missions.
However, considering that the revised deployment schedule for military and police personnel could be affected by a number of factors, the Advisory Committee recommended that it should be adjusted by a 35 per cent delayed deployment factor for the remainder of the 2008/09 period, instead of the 20 per cent envisaged by the Secretary-General.
Accordingly, the Committee was provided with a revised deployment schedule(see annex III). The Committee requested a corresponding revision of related costs in view of the new schedule for deployment(see annex IV). The recommendations of the Committee related to the revisions are reflected in paragraphs 27, 45 and 50 to 52 below. 1. Military and police personnel.
International staff salaries. The additional requirement of $1,058,000 would provide for the salaries of 54 additional international civilian personnel(9 Professional staff, 13 General Service and 32 Field Service staff) and is based on the revised deployment schedule indicated in annex VI as well as the application of a 10 per cent vacancy factor.