text: thesubprogramme, Integration ofwomenindevelopment. Although notspecifically statedbytheSecretary-General, theAdvisory Committee notesthattherelated activities oftheP-4postwerealsopreviously fundedfromextrabudgetary resources. However, onthebasisofadditional information provided, andbearing inminditsobservation inparagraph 13.9above,theAdvisory Committee recommends acceptance ofthispostandtherelated Locallevelpost. 13.11Forthereasons giveninparagraphs 13.10,13.48,13.71and13.79ofthe proposed programme budget, theSecretarY-General alsoproposes thefollowing redeployments amongprogrammes:in1987 experts Represe $16,800 carried budgete activit' 13.14S recomme section Ir Executive direction andmanagement Development issues andpolicies Humansettlements Industrial developmentPosts redeployed outofthe programme 2P-2 1P-4and 3P-3 1P-2~redeployed tothe programme 1P-4and 3P-3 2P-2 1P-2Paragraph reference intheproposed pr~gramn~e budget 13.10 13.48 13.71 13.79 13.12Requirements forthenewly-created Marineaffairs programme areprovided in table13.12oftheproposed programme budget. In3ddition totheprovision under established postsandcommonstaffcosts,allofwhichrelates tothe Secretary-Generalis request foranewP-5andLocallevelpost(seepara.13.7 above), theAdvisory Committee notesthatanamountof$16,8DOisshownunder ·contributions tojointactivities". Inparagraph 13.30oftheproposed programme budgettheSecretary-General statesthatthisrepresents ECAlscontribution toa jointproject tobeundertaken withtheDepartment ofInternational Economic and SocialAffairs onAfrican capacities fortheassessment andacquisition ofmarine surveying technologies. 13.13Inresponse toin~uiries, representatives oftheSecretary-General explained thattheabove-mentioned project willinvolve theorganization ofanadhocexpert gro~pmeeting tobeconvened jointly byDIESA 5~dECAinAddisAbabaforoneweek -90- ;':.·;.j·:/:.I: le__..11I Is n ed tin1987,therelated requirements of$21,000 forthetravelandsubsistence ofthe expertsarebudgeted forundersection 6oftheproposed programme bUdget.!!/ Representatives oftheSecretary-General informed theCommittee thattheamountof $16,800 undersection 13isforpreparatory workforthemeeting whichwouldbe carried outbyconsultants. Theamountinquestion shouldtherefore havebeen budgeted forunder"consultants" ratherthanunder"contributions tojoint activities". 13.14Subject toitsobservations intheaboveparagraphs, theAdvisory Committee recommends acceptance oftheSecretary-GeneralIs estimate of$51,829,400 for section 13. !!I~.,Fortieth Session, SUpplement No.6(A/40/6), para.6.47. -91-,iISection 14.Economic Commission forwestern Asia 14.2Asshownintable14.1,extrabudgetary resources for1986-1987 areestimated at$6,145,500, consisting of$688,600 forservices insupport ofextrabudgetary programmes, $872,900 forsubstantive activities and$4,584,000 foroperational projects. Thetotalrepresents anincrease of$828,900 overthetotalamountof $5,316,600 estimated for1984-1985. 13~" 14.4I budget 31.7pe deducti should 14.5T thecum at26.9 circums postsi to5pe at9pe 14.6T isrequ casest materia propose theset suchas recomme 1986-19 14.7T postfr 14.8I establi: Informa' programl needbe because possibi: Committl Theneec beeva11 situati 14.9T paragra theedu inteLna besup regular 14.10 account respect14.7 14.23 14.31,14.32 14.6814.40,14.41 14.44 14.49 14.54 14.60 14.63$ 2730280035049700 207002002640860033483100 Paragraph in theproposed programffi~ budget 2P-5 2LL1LL 1P-4 1P-3,2LLPostredeployed!2theprogramme 1LL 1P-5,1LL 1P-5,1LL 1P-3 1P-4 1LL 1LLPostredeployed ~ofthe programmeRevised appropriations 1984-1985Estimate recommended bytheAdvisory committee •••••••••••••Estimate submitted bytheSecretary-General •••••••••••••••• Initial appropriations 1984-1985
analysis: This text appears to be related to the allocation of funds for various programs and projects within the United Nations. The text mentions specific programs, such as "Integration of women in development" and "Marine affairs", and discusses the budgetary implications of these programs. The text also mentions the redeployment of posts and the allocation of extrabudgetary resources. Given the focus on program budgeting and the mention of specific programs, it seems likely that the text is related to economic development and international cooperation.