text: UNITED NATIONS General Assembly Thirty-eighth session FIFTH COMMITTEE Agenda item 108 PROGRAMME BUDGET FOR THE BIENNIUM 1982-1983 Distr. GENERAL A A/C.5/38/49/Add.29 5 December 1983 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH Programme budget performance of the United Nations for the biennium 1982-1983 Report of the Secretary-General Addendum Section 29. Conference and Library Services 83-33975 0684r (E) / ... A/C.5/38/49/Add.29 English Page 2 Revised appropri­ ation SECTION 29. CONFERENCE AND LIBRARY SERVICES Table 29.1 (Thousands of United States dollars) (1) Regular budget Estimated additional requirements I Decisions I I I of I I I policy- I I Rates of I making I Other I 1982-1983 !Inflation exchange I organs I changes I Total 245 223.5 (1 066.1) 1 065.9 (6 942. 4) (6 942. 6) Previously I estimated I I expenditures I I 1982-1983 I 341.8 994.3 19.0 1 013.3 1 355.1 246 578.6 (2) Extrabudgetary resources Source of funds (a) Services in support of extrabudgetary programmes: Technical co-operation reimbursement resources (b) Substantive activities: Trust Fund for German Language Translation Library Endowment Fund Total (b) (c) Operational projects: none Total (a) , (b) and (c) Total (1) and (2) Total revised estimate 238 280.9 Revised estimate 329.4 886.2 19.0 905.2 1 234.6 239 515.5 ; ... Subsections A. Department of Conference Services, Headquarters B. Conference Services, Geneva c. Conference Services, Vienna D. Library, Headquarters E. Library, Geneva F. Library, Vienna Total ....... . Table 29.2 Regular budget• distribution of revised esti .. tes by proqramne Revised appropria­ tions 1982-1983 130 337.6 88 094.5 11 028.9 11 003.5 4 227.6 531.4 245 223.5 (Thousands of United States dollars) Estimated additional requirements I I I Decisions I Rates of I of policy- I Redeployment and Inflation I exchange !making organs! other changes (1 079.5) -- (5 311.7) - 1 003.8 - (2 896.6) 
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the budget performance of the United Nations for the biennium 1982-1983, specifically focusing on the Conference and Library Services department. The report provides details on the regular budget and estimated additional requirements, as well as the distribution of revised estimates by program. The language used is technical and administrative, suggesting that the category is related to the functioning of the United Nations organization itself, rather than a specific area of development or humanitarian aid.