text: Headquarters through the UNOG computer and for the increase in the insurance cost required to cover this equipment. A breakdown of the monthly maintenance costs of the word-processing equipment is provided below: Unit Price Total Cost Item Number SF per month SF per month OIS/140 5 735 3 675 6560 disk drives 2 220 440 Extended memory 5 55 275 WISE 2 135 270 5577 printers 20 145 2 900 LPS-12 printers 3 520 1 560 6581WC printers 3 170 510 PC workstations 105 120 12 600 Telecommunications 1 35 35 22 265 SF at 2.13 = $10 453 per month. C. Supplies and materials 16. The supplies required to operate the word-processing equipment, including floppy diskettes, disk storage folders, fabric ribbons, laser printer fluids, and print wheels, are estimated at $104,000 ($52,000 per year). I ... f SUMMARY A/C.S/38/79 English Page 7 17. In summary, the estimated costs for the biennium can be broken down as follows: 1. Non-recurrent costs (a) (b) (c) Purchase of word-processing equipmentJ Purchase of other technical items, such as modems, cable, connectors, PROMs, keycaps, and silencer hoods for printers, Supplier's installation charge Furniture Site preparation $ 957 000 52 000 37 000 90 000 649 500 TOtal non-recurrent costs 2. Recurring costs (per biennium) (d) Maintenance of word-processing equipment (20 months) 210 000 Telecommunications line costs, computer usage costs, insurance 24 000 (e) Supplies and materials (f) Project co-ordinator 132 100 TOtal recurring costs Grand Total $ 1 046 000 ~0 000 649 500 1 785 500 234 000 104 000 132 lOO 470 100 2 255 600 Budget section 29B 29B 29B 28I 32 29B 29B 28I 29B 18. It is not possible at this stage to estimate with prec1s1on the savings that would be achieved in 1984-1985 as a result of the introduction of word processing 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the implementation of a word-processing system in an organization, likely a government agency or a UN organization. The text provides details on the costs associated with the purchase and maintenance of the equipment, as well as the supplies and materials needed to operate it. This suggests that the text is related to the field of science and technology, specifically information technology.