The increase in the expenditure estimates for 2006 2007 as compared with the revised estimates for 2004 2005 is 5.4 per cent.

Higher estimated requirements.

Lower estimated requirements.

More than estimated travel undertaken.

Lower than estimated flying hours.

The estimates for 2006 contributions are conservative.

APPROACH TO PROSTITUTION IN COLUMBIA

Lower than estimated electricity costs and cost of water delivery.

Accordingly, programme activities for the current biennium are now estimated to exceed the initial estimates by more than 27 per cent.

The estimates for 2006 contributions are conservative.

Change from previous cost estimates

Actual income as a percentage of estimated income

Three minutes ahead of schedule, but the ebb tide and currents are stronger than predicted.

Section Initial budget a Estimated reduction

Actual compared to estimated income from contributions

The estimated level of support cost income shows a reduction when compared with estimates for the previous biennium.

The estimated level of support cost income shows a reduction when compared with estimates for the previous biennium.

If that amount is excluded, the projected income is estimated to be 14.94 million, or approximately 2 million over the earlier estimate.

Industrial output will grow at a rate of 1.5 to 2 per cent above the projected estimate.

The projected income is estimated at 470.7 million, an increase of 20.5 million over the revised income estimates of 450.2 million for the biennium.

Every eleventh household evaluated the level of satisfaction of their food requirements as worse than in an average household, and 4.1 per cent households as better.

Extrabudgetary estimates for consultants and experts are indicated at 230,000, which is 105,000 higher than the 2004 2005 estimate of 125,000.

29.12 The estimated percentage distribution of resources under this section would be as shown in table 29.2.

5. Requirements for spare parts and supplies were less than estimated.

Preliminary estimates indicate that CO2 emissions may be increasing more slowly than originally expected, even though GDP grew faster than expected at the beginning of the decade.

Over 1.9 million cruise visitors arrived in 2004, up 12.7 per cent over 2003 numbers.

This represents a reduction of 4,307,100 from the estimate proposed by the Secretary General.

23.14 The estimated percentage distribution of resources under this section is as shown in table 23.3.

This represents a reduction of 4,225,600 from the estimate proposed by the Secretary General.

Compared to that estimate, the actual expenditure under this category was 37.6 million.

The total level of expenditures is estimated at 13.4 million, representing a decrease of 864,900, or 6.1 per cent, from the level of the revised estimates for the biennium 2004 2005.

The current estimated number of child soldiers in Liberia is 21,000.

PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION BY ESTIMATED WEIGHT AND SIZE AT BIRTH, 1995

Colombia produced an estimated 65 tonnes of opium in 1995 (107 tonnes in 1994).

In order to improve quality and comparability of such estimates it was agreed to standardize the estimation procedure using the new approach developed by the Statistics Division.

(c) Gross proceeds from card and gift sales of 12.3 million (13.9 per cent higher than the 2005 latest estimates) with a card sales volume of 13.1 million cards (11.0 per cent higher than the 2005 latest estimates)

For the Fund of UNDCP, total estimated expenditure during the biennium 1996 1997 is 137,030,600, exceeding total estimated income of 126,453,700 by 10,576,900.

21.16 The estimated percentage distribution of resources under this section would be as shown in table 21.3 below.

Settlers have unlimited supplies of water and are estimated to consume five times as much as Palestinians.

Firstly, a new estimate of the number of internally displaced persons in Colombia raised the previous calculation of the number of persons of concern by over 430,000.

These latest estimates represent an increase of 1,280,900 over the initial cost estimates of 7,711,800 approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 56 270.

For the Fund of UNDCP, total estimated expenditure during the biennium 1998 1999 is 157,398,000, exceeding total estimated income of 129,130,000 by 28,268,000.

IS2.4 The estimate of 469,700, reflecting a decrease of 9,600 over the 2004 2005 estimates, is projected for the sale of used equipment on the basis of income earned in 2004.

A number of delegations, however, expressed the view that the method currently applied by UNHCR to estimate refugee populations in countries without comparable statistics may lead to overestimation.

The cost is estimated to be 1,552.8 million, reflecting a 503.8 million increase over the initial estimates.