Centrally shared security costs

The Committee requested additional information regarding the total security costs of UNICEF for 2006 2007.

Additional support budget allocation for 2005 for increased security costs

In order to allow comparison at both the programme and objects of expenditure levels, the resource levels, as presented and approved in document IDB.27 3 PBC.19 3, have been used as the budget base for the resource requirements for 2006 2007.

The support budget is also expected to increase, in part to cover mandatory costs related to security compliance and emergency preparedness.

The Group took note of the fact that the funds required for security obligations with regard to window replacement had been reduced to the incremental costs of the shatter resistant glass.

The cost increase was triggered by the various security improvement measures, approved by the General Assembly, for Vienna as a duty station.

In any case, the Advisory Committee now understands that even if the construction of the UNDC 5 building were possible, costs related to the security aspects would have been prohibitive.

While reducing such capabilities might seem like an expedient way to cut costs, European governments must not lose sight of their long term security priorities.

Those security costs, amounting to over 7 million per biennium under the current system, were projected to double under DSS.

In that context, the Group took note that the funds required for security obligations with regard to window replacement had been reduced to the incremental costs of the shatter resistant glass, and that other window replacement costs could be covered by available BMS funds.

The use of security assurances would also help to reduce security concerns.

UNICEF advocates for joint premises where they maintain or improve cost effectiveness and security and where their negotiation does not impede the response of UNICEF to the humanitarian crisis.

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Security issues

Security measures

The security background

With regard to the financial arrangements, it will be recalled that in accordance with the practice followed on the occasion of previous multilateral disarmament conferences, and as reflected in the Rules of Procedure, the costs of such conferences, including those pertaining to preparatory meetings, would be shared among the States Parties participating in the conferences, based upon the United Nations scale of assessment pro rated to take into account the number of

Subject to the States Parties' approval of the estimated costs and cost sharing formula, assessment notices will be prepared based on the overall estimated costs and applicable cost sharing formula.

Total cost 133 300

Administrative costs

Security situation

Security arrangements

Security issues

In that regard, prototypes of two security information management systems one for security clearance and personnel tracking and another for security incident reporting have been developed and presented to the Network.

He also explained the election security plan that was developed by the secretariat of the Joint Electoral Management Body in close consultation with national security agencies, the International Security Assistance Force and the coalition forces.

There are a number of other costs, some potentially quite large, although quantifying them is problematic.

(a) General costs

Costs and economic damage

Operational costs

Cost effectiveness

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Funding options for security enhancements

Proposed temporary staffing establishment

Enhancing the security situation

Integrated security management

Overall security situation

Now we see that these were only a small part of the total costs.

2005 18 UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery

This includes the application of security technologies, security policies, regulations, standards and information security education and training.

Non post costs

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Common staff costs 804.3

The Inspectors believe that a common payroll system is not only technically feasible but also financially desirable, though it is not a simple task.