(vi) Travel and Reimbursement Unit

Standard troop cost reimbursement.

Standard troop cost reimbursement

Standard troop cost reimbursement.

4. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

4. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

(b) Standard troop cost reimbursement.

Standard troop cost reimbursement Welfare

(a) Standard troop cost reimbursement.

2. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

4. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

3. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

2. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

4. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

Standard troop cost reimbursement (total)

3. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

Standard troop cost reimbursement (total costs)

Standard troop cost reimbursement Welfare Rations

Strength (number of troops) 5. Standard troop cost reimbursement.

Lower average cost of travel

United Nations reimbursement cost increases are calculated on the 2005 base.

Lower cost under group travel arrangements.

44. The Travel Reimbursement Unit has one P 3 post funded by the support account.

Table 1 Other travel Cost estimate Expenditure

2. Standard troop cost reimbursement. The amount allocated for standard troop cost reimbursement has been fully obligated to cover payments for services rendered by contingents from troop contributing Governments during the period.

Furthermore, the overall support cost reimbursement rate is declining for reasons mentioned earlier.

Cost of one way travel. Experience based reduction.

See section B, table 1. Standard troop cost reimbursement Lower average troop strength. Welfare

V. Establish further equitable reimbursement for services rendered to extrabudgetary activities, and cost recovery

The lower average troop strength resulted in reduced requirements for standard troop cost reimbursement, rotation and repatriation travel of military contingent members, rations, recreational leave and daily allowance for troops, and deployment of contingent owned equipment.

The full cost of travel, including the cost of transportation, subsistence allowances and other incidental expenses if travel started prior to the end of the calendar year.

Estimated income falls under two categories (a) cost reimbursement for field offices and (b) miscellaneous income.

Estimated income falls under two categories (a) cost reimbursement for field offices and (b) miscellaneous income.

When making recommendations, the Board took into consideration the travel cost estimates provided by the OHCHR Travel Unit.

Provides for the cost of emplacement travel of 77 military observers

To place a cost to taxpayers based on the reimbursement rate estimates is highly misleading, Walters said.

g Net of the additional requirement of 2,204,300 for troop cost reimbursement that has not been recorded.

Provides for the cost of emplacement travel of 4 civilian police advisers

United Nations reimbursement cost increases are calculated on the 2005 base, although these may be reduced over time.

The revised cost estimate provides for the repatriation travel of 148 military observers at an average cost of 2,700 per person ( 399,600) and the projected rotation travel of 90 military observers at an average cost of 5,400 per person ( 486,000).

The cost estimate provides for the emplacement travel of 81 civilian police at an average cost of 2,250 per person.

Cost reimbursement for field offices has been calculated on a more conservative basis, closer to actual data for 2004.

The additional requirements were due primarily to the increased cost of air travel.

(b) Staff members travelling by air shall be entitled to reimbursement of the cost of excess baggage to the extent of the difference between their free baggage allowance and the free baggage allowance in first class air travel, subject to conditions established by the Secretary General.

Deployment travel of police is based on an average one way cost of 2,750 per person.