text: ADVISORY COMMIlTEE ONADMINISTRATIVE ANDBUDGETARY QUESTIONS SECOND TO'NINTHREPORTS ONTHEPROPOSED PROGRAMME BUDGET FOR THEBIENNIUM 1990·1991 GENERAL ASSEMBLY OFFICiAL RECORDS: FORTY-FOURTH SESSION SUPPLEMENT No.7A(A/4417/Add.1-8) UNITED NATIONS NewYork,1990NOTE SymbolsofUnitedNationsdocuments arecomposed ofcapitalletterscombined with figures.Mentionofsuchasymbolindicatesareference toaUnitedNationsdocument. ISSN0255-1470Pocum.Pt. No.CClfTENTS Tit.le (ThefirstreportwasissuedasOfficial R.cords ofthe G.n.ral,.s,mbl!, Fort.!-'''''ut.h S,ssion, Suppllment. No.7 apdcorrig.pda (A/44/7 andCorr.1and2)] A/44/7/Add.1 Second X.~. Revised estimates resulting fromresolutions anddecisions nftheEconomic andSocialCouncilatits firstandsecondr.?ular s~ssions of1989••••••••••••••••••••• 1 A/44/7/Add.2 thirdrIPort.. Construction ofadditional conf.renc. facilities atAddisAbabaandBangkok ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 A/44/7/Add.3 Fourt.hrlport.. Section 15.UnitedNations Conference on Trad'andDevelopment ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 A/44/7/Add.4 Fift.hrlport. Conference services atVi.nna•••••••••••••••••• 11 A/44/7/Add.5 Sixthr.port.. G~n8ral Assembly resolution onunforese'n and .xtraordinary expenses •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 A/44/7/Add.6 SIVlnth repQrt. Fromtheoptical discpilotproject atthe UnitedNations OfficeatGenevatoanoptical disc8ystem fortheUnitedNations •••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 20 A/44/7/Add.7 Eighthrlport. Extrabudgetary resources •••••••••••••••••••••• 22 A/44/7/Add.8 Ninthrepo[t. Revised estimate. arising fromimplementation Qfaeneral Assembly resolution 43/24of15November 1988•••••• 27 Annex. Reports presented orallybytheChairman oftheAdvisory Committee onAdministrative an2Budgetary Questions at meetings oftheFifthCommittee ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 29 -iii-DOCUMENT A/44/7/Add.1 Secondreport Revised estimates reSUlting fromreSOlutions Dndd.gl.loAl oftheEconpmic andSogialCouncil atitsfirs~ands.gopd regular sessions of1ge9 [Original 1EnglilbJ [27October 1989) 1.TheAdvisory Committee onAdministrative andBudgetary Questions has considered thereportoftheSecretary-General (A/C.S/44/S), inwhichheIUbaitl revised estimates attributable toresolutions anddecisions adopted bytheEconOMlc andSocialCouncil atitsfirstandsecondregular sessions of1989. 2.AsshownintheannextotheSecretary-GeneralIs report,totalrequirementl ID 1989areestimated at$1,385,300, ofwhich$395,700 provides for conference-servicing requirements calculated onafull-cost basisand'989,600 (including $52,100 inextrabudgetary resources) coversrequirements otherthan thoseforconference servicing. Inparagraphs 4and5ofhisreport, the Secretary-General indicates thatheisnotrequesting additional appropriation. In respect ofthese1989conference-servicing andnon-conference-s.rvicing requirements. According totheSecretory-General, theentire amountofthe estimate ofconference-servicing requirements andthebulkoftheestimate of non-conference-servicing requirements, totalling $1,136,100, wouldbemetfrom resources provided undersection 23(Humanrights) andsect',n 29(Conference aDd library services) ofth~approved programme budgetforthebiennium 1988-1989. The amountof$52,100 wouldbefInanced fromextrabudgetary resources. ~ebalance of $197,100 wouldbeprovided through General Assembly resolution 42/227of 21December 1987onunforeseen andextraordinary expenses forthebi.nnium 1988-1989. 3.Thelatteramount ($197,100 undersection 9(Transnational corporations) of theprogramme budget) relates toimplementation ofactivitie~ calledforin Economic andSocialCouncil resolution 1989/25 ontrBnsnational corporatiOn. and environmental protection indeveloping countries. InMay1989,inaccordance with theprovisions ofGeneral Assembly resolution 42/227, theAdvisory Committee concurred intheSecretary-General's request toenterinto commit~entl not
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the proposed budget for the United Nations for the biennium 1990-1991, specifically focusing on revised estimates resulting from resolutions and decisions of the Economic and Social Council. The report mentions various topics such as conference services, human rights, and environmental protection, but does not provide detailed information on specific projects or initiatives.