text: theProfessional category andabove; 18 FieldService officers; 10FieldService radiotechnicians; 9General Service staff; 40additional Professional staff toactaselection monitors fortwo periods totalling amaximum of10days. Provision isonlymadefortravel and subsistence inrespect oftheselatter staff. (OtherthantheSpecial Representative andthechiefelectoral officer, thesalarycostsofProfessional andabovepostshavebeencosted atanaverage P-4level,sinceitisnot possible atthecurrent stagetodetermine thelevels ofthestaffthatwouldbe assigned tothemission fromvarious duty stations) : (a)Salaries andcommonstaffcosts (b)Subsistence allowance (c)Travel ofstaff 3.Localstaff 112local-level staffwouldbeemployed as general temporary assistance: General temporary assistance619000 864600 1483600 1638300 718500 612800 198000 /...A/C.5/45/l3 English Page7 AnnexII PROVISIONAL ESTIMATES FORTHEUNITED NATIONS OBSERVER GROUP FOR THEVERIFICATION OFELECTIONS INHAITI A.PERSONNEL COSTS 1.Security experts 150security experts tobeprovided byMemberStates. (Thiscosting is basedontheassumption that85such experts willbeinthemission area foronly45days): (a)Travelcost (b)Subsistence allowance 2.United Nations staffmembers 127international staffmembers: 50in theProfessional category andabove; 18 FieldService officers; 10FieldService radiotechnicians; 9General Service staff; 40additional Professional staff toactaselection monitors fortwo periods totalling amaximum of10days. Provision isonlymadefortravel and subsistence inrespect oftheselatter staff. (OtherthantheSpecial Representative andthechiefelectoral officer, thesalarycostsofProfessional andabovepostshavebeencosted atanaverage P-4level,sinceitisnot possible atthecurrent stagetodetermine thelevels ofthestaffthatwouldbe assigned tothemission fromvarious duty stations) : (a)Salaries andcommonstaffcosts (b)Subsistence allowance (c)Travel ofstaff 3.Localstaff 112local-level staffwouldbeemployed as general temporary assistance: General temporary assistance619000 864600 1483600 1638300 718500 612800 198000 /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAlC.5/45/13 English Page8 4.Agencystaff 100staffmembers wouldbeonloanfrom UnitedNations agencies inthearea: Subsistence allowance 5.Consultants (a)Government-provided election monitors 40monitors: (i)Travel (ii)Subsistence allowance (b)Otherconsultants (Allowance ismadefortheengagement ofinternational consultants (10work/months) andlocalconsultants (20work/months) withexpertise in electoral procedures) 6.Compensation provision fordeathand disability claims(acontingency provision tomeetpotential compensation claims arising inrespect ofanyinternational observer notcovered byappendix D oftheStaffRules) TotalA,personnel costs B.OPERATIONAL COSTS 1.Vehicles operations (seeannexIIIfor breakdown) : (a)Purchase of50vehicles (b)Rentalofvehicles (c)Maintenance ofvehicles 2.Airoperations Rentaloftwohelicopters andafixed-wing aircraft208000 26900 12820067200 363100 600000 5681500 960000 354200 66300 1029000 /...AlC.5/45/13 English Page8 4.Agencystaff 100staffmembers wouldbeonloanfrom UnitedNations agencies inthearea: Subsistence allowance 5.Consultants (a)Government-provided election monitors 40monitors: (i)Travel (ii)Subsistence allowance (b)Otherconsultants (Allowance ismadefortheengagement ofinternational consultants (10work/months) andlocalconsultants (20work/months) withexpertise in electoral procedures) 6.Compensation provision fordeathand disability claims(acontingency provision tomeetpotential compensation claims arising inrespect ofanyinternational
analysis: The text appears to be a budget estimate for a United Nations Observer Group for the verification of elections in Haiti. The costs are categorized into personnel and operational costs, including salaries, travel, subsistence, and equipment. The text does not contain any specific information about economic development, natural resources, or environment. It does not seem to be related to agriculture, forestry, or fishing either. Industry, transport, and communication are also not directly mentioned. International trade, health, education, and employment are not relevant to this specific context. Humanitarian aid and relief might be a possibility, but it seems to be more focused on election monitoring. Culture and science and technology are not directly related to this context.