The cost estimate provides for 38 military personnel.

The cost estimate provides for the related freight charges only.

In addition, the cost estimate provides for 74 United Nations Volunteers.

The cost estimate provides for assorted tools and equipment for packing in connection with the withdrawal process.

The cost estimates provide for supplies and services required for the upgrading of airstrips at Sarajevo and Tuzla airports.

The cost estimate provides for cleaning and garbage removal services at a rate of 2,000 per month.

The original cost estimate provided for the rotation of 2,156 troops as well as the emplacement of 74 specialists.

The variance of 266,200 reflects the cost of the pilot project in the Procurement Service.

The cost estimate provides for the rotation travel of 255 military observers, at the rate mentioned in paragraph 3 above.

The cost estimate provides for such items as tapes, films and other materials as well as the cost of printing materials.

Provision is made for costs related to the improvement of tentage provided as contingent owned to be used by military personnel.

The amount of 120,200 provides for general temporary assistance, at the P 2 level, to identify and archive sensitive records from peacekeeping operations.

The cost estimate provides for the travel of seven military observers to the mission area at the rate mentioned in paragraph 2 above.

the school, for operating expenses, and for the procurement of equipment such as vehicles and electronic mine detectors.

The cost estimate provides for 48 military personnel, comprising a core strength of 41 military observers and 7 medical personnel.

The cost estimate provides for payment of a daily allowance for incidental personal expenses to all troops at a rate of 1.28 per person per day.

The proposed amount would meet the related costs of shipment of equipment, supplies, documentation and other materials, including clearing and bank charges.

64. The cost estimate provides for the rental of 13 helicopters for a total of 39.1 aircraft months, as detailed in annex XXII.

The cost estimate provides for one military person (the head of the Military Division), who is expected to depart the mission area in June 1994.

The cost estimate provides for the following types of aircraft with deployment dates to the mission area as indicated below

46. The cost estimate provides for the initial alteration and renovation to premises, many of which are currently in a poor state of repair due to war damage.

109. The cost estimate provides for limited hospitality to government officials, local dignitaries and official delegations in the context of good will in the official interest of the Mission.

24. The cost estimate provides for the round trip travel for the rotation of 233 international civilian staff at the rate specified in paragraph 6 of annex VI.

9 WFP has a relatively simple and transparent system in place that ensures that recovery from supplementary contributions covers all incremental costs plus an appropriate share of administrative costs (called indirect support costs in WFP terminology).

Provision is made for the common staff costs of 153 international and 63 locally recruited staff, as shown in annex VI.

The cost estimate provides for 28,000 troops all ranks, out of which 9,332 all ranks will be logistic support personnel.

The cost estimate provides for subscriptions to international newspapers, daily and weekly local newspapers, as well as airways guides, communications data publications and other technical publication requirements.

The provision covers common staff costs for international staff ( 2,131,700), and local staff ( 139,400) as detailed in annex XII A.

The cost estimate provides for subscriptions to international newspapers, daily and weekly local newspapers, as well as airways guides, communications data publications and other technical

The provision covers common staff costs for international staff ( 1,975,500), and local staff ( 116,900) as detailed in annex XII B.

5. While the original cost estimate provided for the deployment of 60 civilian police during this period, it is now expected that only 51 will be deployed.

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The cost estimate provides for the rotation of 10 Australian and 5 Irish civilian police at the rate indicated in paragraph 5 above.

international newspapers, daily and weekly local newspapers, as well as airways guides, communications data publications and other technical publication requirements.

The cost estimate provides for a total of three official trips between New York and the mission area at an average cost of 6,000 per trip, including subsistence allowance.

2. The cost estimate provides for 22,000 troops all ranks, comprising 17,657 infantry and 4,343 logistics support personnel.

The cost estimate provides for 18,500 troops all ranks, consisting of 16,000 infantry and 2,500 logistic support personnel.

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(c) Maintenance supplies . 6 671 100 The cost estimate provides for maintenance supplies at an estimated cost of 1,111,850 per month including winterization requirements totalling 430,000.

The cost estimate also provides for payment to troop contributing Governments of the costs of additional equipment to be furnished to their contingents at the request of the United Nations ( 2,706,700).

31. The cost estimate provides for a total of three official trips between New York and the mission area at an average cost of 6,000 per trip, including subsistence allowance.