Subtotal

Subtotals

Grand Total

B. Summary

Annexes A. Summary statement

A. Summary of resources

Summary of requirements for the programme

Table 4 Summary of 2006 2007 Total Budget Volume

The total amount of remittances flows around the world has been increasing steadily over the past decades.

Amended Matrix

Table 22.19 Summary of outputs

C. Summary of proposals

Add Subtotal to

B. Summary 30 31 17

Financial performance report for the period from 1 July 1997 to 30 June 1998 maintenance budget summary statement

An intelligence officer therefore becomes a military information officer, intelligence summaries become military information summaries and so forth.

Table 9.2 Summary of publications

Secondary distribution hub

Table 21.2 Summary of publications

Table 15.2 Summary of publications

Table 10.2 Summary of publications

28 February 1998 summary statement

Table 6 Summary of post requirements

Table 21.24 Summary of resource requirements

Table 23.21 Summary of resource requirements

c Represents gain on exchange from revaluation of accounts payable expressed in local currency.

Summary of staff requirements

Summary of estimates by object of expenditure

Annex II Summary of staff requirements

Annex III Summary of estimates by object of expenditure

A. UNITED NATIONS ALL FUNDS SUMMARY

For Broadway always wears a smile

Table I.4 Summary of redeployments

A summary of the key data is reproduced below.

Prints the active vocabulary document

Such remittances totalled 80 billion in 2002, and it is estimated that this year they will total more than 100 billion.

Table

This report has been compiled for the most part by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

(c) The number of assignments would be clustered for payment purposes

Summary of requirements by programme and income for 1999

Developing countries are the main beneficiaries of remittances, accounting for 65 of all inflows.

Now take this together and you end up with 2.3 million words of TEDTalks, which is about three Bibles worth of content.

9 Using the exchange rate of the respective year to convert the GDP at constant (2000) market prices.

The Committee may wish to update the matrix accordingly.

Table 8.3 Percentage distribution of resources by component