text: 26.7Similarly, theCommittee recommends thattheexternal printing andbinding estimate of$206,000 forUNCITRAL,which showsanincrease of$161,500 over 1984-1985, bereduced by$56,000 to$150,000 for1986-1987.Section 26. -122-,=-=-~,:;:' :"::;::;::C=,==:;:-"::'::":,,~,:;:,. '=:;:==",,~-"'~1,.' 26.8TheAdvisory Committee recommends acceptance ofthe~stimate of$546,700 for " theUnitedNations Administrative Tribunal anditssecretariat. fl 26.9Theestimate of$77,300 forspecial meetings andconferences (table26.14)! coverstravelofrepresentatives, andexternal printing andbinding costsforthe i UnitedNations Conference ontheLawofTreaties between StatesandInternational t: Organizations, orbetween International Organizations, tobeheldatviennain1986 C inaccordance withGeneral Assembly resolution 39/86. Theestimates areexplained ~ inparagraphs 26.20and26.21oftheproposed programme bUdget. Inthis ~ connection, theCommittee understands thatthereference totheprinting and ~ binding ofthe"official records" oftheConference inparagraph 26.21ofthe f proposed programme budgetactually meansthereportoftheConference. 26.10TheAdvisory Committee wasinformed thatastatement ofprogramme budget implications hadbeensubmitted totheSixthCommittee withregardtothecoststo beincurred in1986inconnection withtheadoption ofGeneral Assembly resolution 39/86. Through anoversight, however, nocorresponding statement hadbeen submitted totheAdvisory Committee ortotheFifthCommittee duringthe thirty-ninth session oftheGeneral Assembly. TheAdvisory Committee truststhat infuturestrictattention willbepaidtotherequirements ofrule153ofthe rulesofprocedure oftheGeneral Assembly. 26.11Theestimate fortheOfficeofLegalAffairs is$14,070,200 for1986-1987. 26.14Therecommendations oftheAdvisory Committee inparagraphs 26.5to26.7, and26.12resultinanetreduction of$269,300. Accordingly theCommittee recommends anestimate of$16,358,000 forsection 26.26.13TheAdvisory Committee notesfromparagraph 26.39oftheproposed programme budgetthattheestimate forexternal printing andbinding underDepositary functions oftheSecretary-General andregistration andpUblication oftreaties coversthecostsof160volumes oftheUnitedNations TreatySeriesandtwovolumes oftheCumulative IndextotheTreatySeries. Asindicated inparagraph 26.37,a progress reportontheTreatySeries is,tobesubmitted totheGeneral Assembly at itsfortieth session. $ 269300 -123-Reduction recommended26.12TheAdvisory Committee wasinformed thatintheestimate ofreauirements underrentalandmaintenance ofequipment (tables 26.1and26.20andpara.26.29of theproposed programme budget) therehadinadvertently beenomitted anadjustment tothebaseintheamountof$19,400 (atrevised 1985rates). Thisrelated tothe transfer fromsection 28G,Electronic DataProcessing andInformation Systems Division, ofthecostofdata-processing equipment rentedfortheexclusive useof theOfficeofLegalAffairs. TheCommittee recommends thattheconseauential adjustment bemadewithanincrease of$20,900 (at1986-1987 rates)intheproposed appropriation. Section 26.LegalactivitiesPARTVI PUBLIC INFORMATIONService) fo inchapter remai,ns unc Section 27.PUblicinformation 27.4Thetotalfor1984-1985 non-recurrent itemsunderspecial publicinformation activities alsoincludes aprovision of$193,000 forreQuirements fortheUnited Nations COnference forthePeaceful UsesofNuclear Energy(seepara.27.47below). 27.8IniInfor Vienn InforlRadio DivisVisua Divis·Orga 27.7The the1986-1 narratives sincethe resource r connection element an theresour organizatiTheAdvisol 27.18,27.27.6Asca for1986-19 duetothe Advisory C Secretary-$ 5916200070170600 716494007567310076439300 /............................ -124- t·Revised appropriations 1984-1985 Initial appropriations 1984-1985 Actualexpenses 1982-1983Estimate sUbmitted bytheSecretary-General ••••••••••••••• Estimate recommended by'theAdvisory Committee •••••••••••• 27.1Theestimate of$76,439,300 forsection 27is$6,268,700, or8.9percent, higherthantherevised 1984-1985 appropriations. Asshownintable27.1,the
analysis: This text appears to be a budget proposal or report, discussing various estimates and recommendations for the United Nations (UN) for the 1986-1987 period. The text mentions various UN programs and activities, such as the United Nations Administrative Tribunal, the Office of Legal Affairs, and public information services. While it does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, or environment, it does discuss the UN's administrative and organizational expenses, which could be related to these areas. However, the main focus seems to be on the UN's internal operations and budgetary allocations.