text: 1990 1991 (US dollars) One round trip to Geneva of the Special Rapporteur for consultations at the Centre for Human Rights, May/June 1990 (5 working days) Travel and subsistence 1 800 -72-1990 1991 (US dollars) Two field missions of the Special Rapporteur, accompanied by two staff members from the Centre for Human Rights (calculated on a notional basis for a period of 5 working days each) Travel costs of the Special Rapporteur 2 500 2 500 Travel costs of the staff members 4 600 4 600 General temporary assistance Twenty-four work-months at P-3 level 82 500 82 500 Total 91 400 89 600 F. Potential for absorption 214. The relevant costs to be financed under Section 23 (Human rights) are estimated at $91,400 for 1990 and $89,600 for 1991. 215. The relevant costs for the organization of the proposed regional seminars would have to be absorbed under Section 24 (Regular programme of technical co-operation).i 216. Should the services of an interpreter be required during the field missions, salary, travel and subsistence costs are estimated at $5,000 for each mission, to be financed under Section 29 B (Conference Services Division, Geneva). 217. This decision is considered to be within the scope of perennial activities and resources therefore would be provided from within the existing provision under Section 23 (Human rights), thus making it unnecessary to request any additional appropriation or to have recourse to the contingency fund. DECISION 1990/116. ORGANIZATION OF THE WORK OF THE FORTY-SEVENTH SESSION A. Requests contained in the resolution or decision 218. By decision 1990/116, the Commission on Human Rights decided (a) to recommend to the Economic and Social Council that it authorize, if possible within existing financial resources, 30 fully-serviced additional meetings, including summary records, in accordance with rules 29 and 31 of the rules of
analysis: The text appears to be related to the allocation of funds for a specific program or project within the United Nations, specifically the Commission on Human Rights. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, and the content focuses on budgeting and financial planning. Given the context, it is likely that the text is related to a program or project focused on human rights.