The Working Group also recommends that a threshold value be established for the special cases in which the generic fair market value of an item, or a set of items, is higher than 500 and its life expectancy is greater than one year.

3.2.1 Shielding

To ensure that (a) proper protective clothes and personal protection equipment are used (b) rules of safety and hygiene at work are applied and (c) training is conducted, in which the rules and the efficient use of individual protection equipment are explained.

As indicated in the report of the Working Group (see A C.5 58 37, paras. 39 58), a review of the special cases was undertaken and new standard categories subcategories were created, including explosive ordnance disposal and demining equipment and riot control equipment, which were added to the list of major equipment (see ibid., annex I.C.2).

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43. The Working Group proposed a revision to the performance standards for nuclear, biological and chemical protection, which the Secretariat has recommended for approval and inclusion in the revision of the contingent owned equipment manual.

Contingent owned equipment

Contingent owned equipment.

11. Contingent owned equipment.

5. Contingent owned equipment

(a) Contingent owned equipment.

9. Contingent owned equipment.

5. Contingent owned equipment.

8. Contingent owned equipment.

(i) Contingent owned equipment

3. Contingent owned equipment.

3. Contingent owned equipment

10. Contingent owned equipment.

4. Contingent owned equipment.

The trust fund also provided protective equipment for policemen engaged in the Managua Citizen Security Plan.

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4. The Secretariat undertook to identify, as part of phase I of the project, items of contingent owned equipment for classification as either major or minor equipment by the Phase II Working Group.

Bumper shields should be positioned at sufficient distance from the shielded object to ensure a wide dispersion of the fragment cloud, created as a result of the impact of the debris particles on the shield.

Transport of contingent owned equipment

Transport of contingent owned equipment.

Transport of contingent owned equipment

Transport of contingent owned equipment

Transport of contingent owned equipment Mililtary airlifts

101. Transport of contingent owned equipment.

104. Transport of contingent owned equipment.

Contingent Owned Equipment Claims Unit

Contingent owned equipment Claims Unit

For most equipment, lead times are under 120 days, whereas many specialized high value items, like ambulances, fire engines and material handling equipment have longer lead times of up to 360 days.

Bumper shields should be positioned at sufficient distance from the shielded object to ensure a wide dispersion of the fragment cloud, created as a result of the impact of the debris particles on the shield.

68. Transport of contingent owned equipment.

98. Transport of contingent owned equipment.

78. Transport of contingent owned equipment.

70. Transport of contingent owned equipment.

Negotiations on contingent owned equipment debriefing.

35. Transport of contingent owned equipment.

UNOCI received equipment (vehicles, prefabricated buildings, communications equipment, medical equipment), personnel (contingent owned equipment inspectors, fire marshals, procurement officers, security officers) and air support.

The troop contributing country is entitled to reimbursement for providing this support. Dry lease refers to a contingent owned equipment reimbursement system whereby the troop contributing country provides equipment to a peacekeeping mission and the United Nations assumes responsibility for maintaining it.

C. Expenditure for contingent owned equipment major equipment and self sustainment

Deployment and repatriation of contingent owned equipment.

i. Contingent Owned Equipment Claims Unit