text: Typing: 1000 of words 339 098 324 000 343 000 Editing: •ooo of words 26 166 26 000 28 800 Reproduction: •ooo of page impressions 571 872 !Y 600 000 555 000 Distribution: •ooo of pieces 45 751 !?./ 47 000 46 000 si As initially assumed in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1982-1983 (A/36/6). !Y Includes 6,230,000 page impressions and 1,655,000 pieces distributed relating to the World Conference of the United Nations Decade for Women and the United Nations Conference on Least Developed Countries. 29.20 The following table shows monthly statistics for interpretation in 1982. Interpreter assignments in 1982 (number of assignments) ~ Feb. March April May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. 1 525 2 654 4 023 1 938 3 157 3 852 2 944 2 266 3 182 2 074 1 608 2 006 A comparison of the extremes shows that the work-load of March was more than two and one-half times that of January. Put in different terms these extremes show deviations of some 55 per cent (high) and 41 per cent (low) respectively from the monthly average for the year 1982. / ... II. Revised budget estimates (Decrease: $1,892,800) A/C.5/38/49/Add.29 English Page 13 29.21 Revised requirements of $86,201,700 are estimated for the biennium. The decrease of $1,892,800 is the net effect of a decrease of $1,859,200 under salaries and common staff costs, a decrease under general operating expenses ($142,400) and an increase under supplies, materials, furniture and equipment ($108,800). Salaries and common staff costs (Decrease: $1,859,200) 29.22 An estimated net decrease under this heading is a result of decreases under established posts and common staff costs ($3,623,400) and general temporary assistance ($55,700) and increases in temporary assistance for meetings ($1,764,900) and in overtime and night differential ($55,000). 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the United Nations, specifically discussing the budget and statistics for the organization's activities in 1982. The topics mentioned include interpreter assignments, page impressions, and piece distribution, which suggest that the text is related to the organization's communication and dissemination of information. Additionally, the mention of specific conferences and events, such as the World Conference of the United Nations Decade for Women and the United Nations Conference on Least Developed Countries, further supports the idea that the text is related to international cooperation and development.