Travel of staff

178. Travel on official business.

Travel on official business c)

11. It may be noted that the cost to the Convention budget of a paper review would include travel by experts to the site of the secretariat financial savings would arise in the travel of secretariat staff.

C Travel on official business

C. Travel on official business

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.

In that connection, travel will be undertaken as appropriate by the Expert and his staff under the provisions of the travel budget of the Office for the biennium and as necessary from voluntary contributions.

Observers would bear any expenses incurred in connection with their travel and stay.

Travel (Decrease 15,300)

Travel (Decrease 880,200)

Travel (Decrease 896,100)

In that connection, travel will be undertaken as appropriate by the Expert and his staff under the provisions of the travel budget of the Office for the biennium and as may be necessary from voluntary contributions.

Audit of travel claims

Travel of representatives from Parties

Travel of participants and representatives

Travel of representatives (decrease 141,700)

(c) 48,000 for travel of representatives under Chambers, for travel of the President of the Tribunal and the members of the Appeals Chambers

These savings were partially offset by a higher cost per trip ( 1,700) than budgeted ( 1,500).

However, the distinction between regular budget resources and support account resources is somewhat more blurred as regards other non post items such as travel.

NGO participation in the above, at an estimated cost of USD 55,000 including USD 40,000 for travel of NGO representatives and USD 15,000 for travel of staff and

The reduced requirement is attributable to lower travel requirements of the President.

In that connection, travel will be undertaken as appropriate by the Expert and his staff under the provisions of the travel budget of the Office for the biennium, as approved by the General Assembly at its fiftieth session, and as necessary from voluntary contributions

The Committee was informed that after all non recurrent travel provisions were deducted, the overall actual reduction under travel of staff was 768,600, or 1.8 per cent.

development of a training module, at an estimated cost of USD 30,000 for consultancies, and support to the holding of a training workshop (USD 90,000 for travel of participants and USD 15,000 for travel of staff)

(b) Travel expenses related to the newly established Audit Committee

(a) Lower than budgeted expenditure for official travel and training

As regards external relations, other core budget requirements described in paragraph 63 above amount to USD 72,000 (USD 60,000 for travel and USD 12,000 for consultancies).

support to a meeting of selected national focal points in Asia (USD 70,000, including USD 50,000 for travel of participants ad USD 20,000 for travel of staff).

Provision is made for the emplacement and repatriation travel of eight observers at an average cost of 3,500 per person round trip.

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grants of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

(iv) The payment of pensions and travel and removal expenses of retiring judges and travel and removal expenses and installation grant of members of the Court (Statute, Article 32, paragraph 7), not exceeding a total of 410,000 dollars

Provision is made for one rotation travel at an average cost of 3,200 for a one way trip for each of the two civilian police officers.

Provision is made for one rotation trip at an average cost of 3,200 for a one way trip per military observer.

This amount includes estimates for consultants (134,000 US in 1998, 134,000 US in 1999) and travel (52,000 US in 1998, 57,000 US in 1999)

(c) 50,000 dollars for travel in relation to business seminars

(a) United Nations provided 8,800 for the travel of some participants

(d) 114,400 for travel of staff owing to increased requirements for travel of staff in support of witnesses and other necessary activities under the Registry ( 503,300), partly offset by reduced requirements for travel under the Office of the Prosecutor ( 388,900)

The cost of these activities could be estimated at USD 410,000 including USD 40,000 in consultancies, USD 20,000 for travel of staff, USD 20,000 for external interpretation, USD 50,000 in grants and USD 280,000 for travel of participants.

organization and holding of three subregional workshops, at an estimated total cost of USD 220,000, including USD 130,000 in grants, USD 65,000 for travel of participants and USD 25,000 for travel of staff

42. Decides to maintain the resources for travel of staff, contractual services and general operating expenses at the 2006 2007 level after recosting, and also decides that the relevant adjustments should not be applied to travel provisions of the regional commissions

Provision is made for one round trip rotation for 775 contingent personnel and two round trip rotations for 133 support personnel at the rate of 1,400 per round trip.

The Board recommends that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, in close consultation with peacekeeping missions, carefully analyse the elements leading to the reported fraud and properly take the necessary punitive measures, draw lessons and share those lessons systematically with other peacekeeping missions.