Table 5 Projected expenditures by object of expenditure and main determining factors (Thousands of United States dollars)

Table 6 Human resources component 5, Support

Human resources component 4, support

An analysis of programme support costs is given in table 6.

There was full support in the Working Group for the above views.

Table 6, human resources component 5, support

Details of the expenditures, by period, is shown in table 2.

These frameworks are grouped by components substantive civilian, military and support.

These frameworks are grouped by components political, military, civilian police and support.

Details on the proposed revised budget for field operations are shown in table 7 by region and in table 8 by object of expenditure.

Key performance indicators for the MTSP 2006 2009

I should like to assure you of the full support of my delegation.

Full support was expressed for this idea.

On behalf of the delegation of my country I would like to assure you of my full support.

These frameworks are grouped by components substantive civilian, rule of law and support.

The distribution of projects and projected expenditures by region is shown in table 2.

22.16 In support of this information, tables providing the distribution of resources by object of expenditure under each part of this section are also included.

As can be seen from table 4, programme support costs account for two thirds of the support budget.

Table 6 shows programme expenditure as broken down by UNHCR into programme support and administrative expenditure.

Table 4. Programme support arrangement, by execution category

The chart for the pro rata distribution of the expenditures was set out in annex VI to the report.

Schedule 4 discloses programme expenditure and programme support costs by executing agency and funding source and schedule 5 gives the status of the approved biennial support budget.

Figure II.1 Mission expenditure as a percentage of totala

You can count on the full support of our delegation.

It also supported the phasing out of the scheme of limits.

Actual expenditures were lower than the apportioned amount, as shown in table 2.

Details on the revised budget for headquarters are shown in table 5 by programme and in table 6 by object of expenditure. Table 5.

establishing branches or representative offices without approval or

Table 15. Expenditures for social security as a percentage of gross domestic product

Trust Fund to Support the Study of the Scale of Assessments for the Apportionment of the Expenses of the United Nations

Tables 3(a) and 3(b) in document FCCC SBI 1997 INF.7 contain breakdowns of recorded expenditure by programme and object of expenditure, respectively.

The costs estimated for the completion of the design development and construction documents phases are shown in tables 2 and 3, respectively, and the combined expenditure for the period 2003 2006 for both phases is shown in table 4.

It reiterated its full support for the action of the Representative of the Secretary General.

The following tables show expenditures for the four most recent bienniums by percentage spent on each type of major activity and by percentage spent under each functional category of expenditure

It was important for the Committee to have adequate support for its work, especially in the context of its consideration in 2006 of the scale of assessments for the period 2007 2009.

Table 4

Table 2 analyses the total expenditures for each UNCDF sub goal.

Table 15 Health Programme Resource Requirements by Activity

My country wishes to express its full support to the speedy establishment of the Human Rights Council.

(iii) The inflation projection for the first year of the proposed biennium.

Regarding the percentage spent on health at the regional level reference is made to table 1 in the supplement.

Table 2. Technical cooperation projects and projected expenditures by region

In order to assess the share of administrative expenditure, the table includes the expenditure funded from the United Nations regular budget (line D), which relates to headquarters administrative expenditure.

In order to assess the share of administrative expenditure, the table includes the expenditure funded from the United Nations regular budget (line D), which relates to headquarters administrative expenditure.

Programme staff levels and expenditures for 2004 may be found in the annex to the present note, in tables 1.1 and 2.1, respectively.