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The variance is mainly attributable to the application of a delayed deployment factor of 8 per cent compared with the factor of 5 per cent applied in 2013/14, based on a lower planned deployment of United Nations police officers.
The variance is mainly attributable to reduced requirements for freight owing to the decrease in freight-forwarding activities of the Operation, partially offset by increased requirements for the acquisition of personal protection gear for mission personnel.
The variance is mainly attributable to the increased political consultations to support the resumption of the Cyprus talks, including travel outside the mission area related to meetings with the European Union and the Guarantor Powers.
The variance is mainly attributable to the increased requirements for training consultants in support of the Operation ' s initiative to build the professional capacity of national staff pursuant to the recommendations of the comprehensive civilian staffing review, to encourage their growth in managerial and technical functions within the Operation over a three-year period by delivering learning and development programmes.
The variance is mainly attributable to the increased within-mission travel for operational visits by engineering, geospatial information and telecommunications technology staff and for uniformed personnel, as well as increased requirements to enable national staff to travel to the Regional Service Centre in Entebbe to attend learning and development programmes in line with the capacity-building programme.
The variance is mainly attributable to lower requirements for construction services, as the construction programme for the Operation has been largely completed, with the exception of a number of projects delayed from the 2013/14 period, reduced requirements for acquisition of office furniture and equipment and for maintenance services and supplies.
The variance is mainly attributable to the reconfiguration of the UNAMID aviation fleet resulting in:(a) the net reduction of six aircraft(four fixed wing
The variance is mainly attributable to the application of a lower vacancy rate of 5 per cent compared to the rate of 22 per cent applied in 2013/14, based on the increased deployment of military observers owing to improvements with respect to the issuance of visas by the authorities.
The variance is mainly attributable to reduced requirements to troop-contributing Governments for standard reimbursements for troop costs and for major equipment, owing to the projected deployment and repatriation of military contingent units and the application of a delayed deployment factor of 16 per cent on the estimates, compared with 15 per cent applied in the 2009/10 budget.
The variance is mainly attributable to reduced requirements from lower consumption of vehicle fuel by contingents thanks to savings initiatives launched in January 2012, careful monitoring of their monthly fuel allocations, monitoring of vehicle usage and the overall lower number of vehicles.
The variance is mainly attributable to the application of a delayed deployment factor of 9 per cent compared to the factor of 2 per cent applied in 2013/14, based on a lower planned deployment of military contingents and to the reduced requirements for rations owing to a reduced average cost per unit of $6.84 compared with the average cost per unit of $10.59 applied in 2013/14.
The variance is mainly attributable to the increased requirements for official travel to enable national staff to travel to the Regional Service Centre in Entebbe to attend learning and development programmes in line with the capacity-building programme for national staff and to increased requirements for non-training-related official travel in relation to consultations with non-signatory movements as a result of progress made in the implementation of the Darfur-Darfur dialogue and consultation process.
The variance is mainly attributable to the higher actual expenditures for salaries owing to a higher average post adjustment multiplier than budgeted and higher common staff costs, including non-family duty station hardship entitlement, education grants and assignment grant expenditures, and because the magnitude of payment for administrative leave entitlement for staff evacuated during unrest in 2010/11 became fully known only after the budget finalization.
The variance is mainly attributable to additional requirements with respect to non-training travel, including(a) additional within-mission travel for the support of legislative elections
The variance is mainly attributable to the application of a delayed deployment factor of 10 per cent, compared to 2 per cent applied in 2013/14 for military contingents and lower requirements for rations, owing to a reduced average cost per unit of $6.84, compared with the average cost per unit of $10.59 applied in 2013/14, and to the drawdown of military contingent personnel in accordance with Security Council resolution 2173(2014).
The variance is mainly attributable to additional requirements under general temporary assistance($571,000 or 30.8 per cent) and consultants($2,491,000 or 240 per cent), in relation to the adoption of IPSAS,
The variance is mainly attributable to reduced requirements with respect to the rental and operation of the aircraft fleet, specifically, the change of the B-757 aircraft to a B-737(shared with UNMIL), the reduction of the fixed-wing fleet by one DHC-7 effective January 2012 and the contracting of a smaller B-1900, and the reduction of the rotary-wing fleet by one MI-8 MTV helicopter effective April 2012.
The variance was mainly attributable to delays in establishing contracts for various projects, including a main office building, data centre and design services.
The variance was mainly attributable to additional requirements related to the revision of the salary scales for National Officers and national General Service staff effective 1 September 2009.
The variance was mainly attributable to fewer non-training consultants engaged at lower actual monthly fees, as UNSOA did not engage