text: amount was redeployed to furniture and equipment ($388,600) (see para. 29.18 below) and to supplies and materials ($83,800) (see para. 29.17 below). Supplies, materials, furniture and equipment (Increase: $913,900) 29.16 The projected increase of $913,900 relates to supplies and materials ($483,800) and to furniture and equipment ($430,100) as referred to in detail below. 29.17 The increase of $483,800 under supplies and materials consist of $400,000 resulting from the purchase of reproduction supplies in relation to the internal reproduction of documents initially scheduled for external printing, and $83,800 for the purchase of supplies and materials for word-processing equipment' the latter being covered by redeployment from general operating expenses as stated in paragraph 29.15 above. 29.18 Net additional requirements of $430,100 relate to the purchase of word-processing equipment for the Stenographic Service, the Correspondence Unit, the Documents Control Section, United Nations Journal Unit of the Editorial and Official Records Division, and the Executive Office. While appropriations were originally for rental, it will be less expensive over a five-year period to purchase the bulk of the word-processing equipment used in the department. Reference is also made to the redeployment referred to in paragraph 29.15 above. ; ... Table 29.6 RegUlar budget• distribution of revised estimates by programme (Thousands of US dollars) Estimated additional requirements B. Conference I Revised I I I I Services, I appropria- I I I Decisions I Geneva I tions I I Rates of I of policy- I Redeployment and Programmes I 1982-1983 I Inflation I exchange !making OJ:'ga~sl other changes 1. Executive direction and management 19 099.3 - 181.0 - 1 582.4 2. Conference Service 2 833.1 - 34.8 - (38.4) 3. Interpretation Service 12 872.4 - 153.3 - (2 247.4) 4. Languages Service 39 117.8 - 427.4 - (1 863.1) 5. PUblishing Service 14 171.9 - 207.3 - (330.1) 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the budget and financial management of an international organization, specifically the United Nations. The categories of supplies, materials, furniture, and equipment suggest a focus on administrative and operational expenses, rather than specific sectors or programs. The text also mentions specific departments and services, such as the Executive Office, Stenographic Service, and Publishing Service.