Lower average cost of travel

Cost of one way travel. Experience based reduction.

Lower cost under group travel arrangements.

Table 1 Other travel Cost estimate Expenditure

The full cost of travel, including the cost of transportation, subsistence allowances and other incidental expenses if travel started prior to the end of the calendar year.

Provides for the cost of emplacement travel of 77 military observers

Provides for the cost of emplacement travel of 4 civilian police advisers

The revised cost estimate provides for the repatriation travel of 148 military observers at an average cost of 2,700 per person ( 399,600) and the projected rotation travel of 90 military observers at an average cost of 5,400 per person ( 486,000).

The cost estimate provides for the emplacement travel of 81 civilian police at an average cost of 2,250 per person.

The additional requirements were due primarily to the increased cost of air travel.

When making recommendations, the Board took into consideration the travel cost estimates provided by the OHCHR Travel Unit.

Deployment travel of police is based on an average one way cost of 2,750 per person.

Provision is made for emplacement travel at an average cost of 3,200 per police officer ( 6,400).

Deployment travel of military observers is based on an average one way cost of 2,750 per person.

NGO participation in the above, at an estimated cost of USD 55,000 including USD 40,000 for travel of NGO representatives and USD 15,000 for travel of staff and

The lower requirements resulted mainly from overestimation of the cost for the deployment travel of civilian police officers.

Additional provision is made for emplacement travel at an average cost of 3,200 per military observer ( 243,200).

Each training programme will last 30 days at a cost of 34,000, including travel and accommodation of seven instructors.

The Panel determined that such an expense was unreasonable and only allowed the cost of economy class travel.

organization and holding of three subregional workshops, at an estimated total cost of USD 220,000, including USD 130,000 in grants, USD 65,000 for travel of participants and USD 25,000 for travel of staff

Travel of support person for 20 of the cases 166 support persons at the same cost as witnesses above ( 376,800)

The Committee reiterates its view that, given the high cost of travel in the region, with each trip budgeted at a minimum of 2,000, efforts to limit travel should be pursued vigorously.

The increased requirement under the regular budget relates to travel of representatives and cost of rental of premises for the Fund.

NGO participation in the above meetings would be supported, at an estimated cost of USD 35,000 for travel of NGO representatives

In addition, where travel costs were based on 35 repatriations, the revised cost is based on 35 rotations of personnel.

In addition, where travel costs were based on 26 repatriations, the revised cost is based on 26 rotations of personnel.

development of a training module, at an estimated cost of USD 30,000 for consultancies, and support to the holding of a training workshop (USD 90,000 for travel of participants and USD 15,000 for travel of staff)

Provision is made for the emplacement and repatriation travel of eight observers at an average cost of 3,500 per person round trip.

(a) The travel of one aviation specialist and one safety specialist from Headquarters to UNOMIG to assess the Mission s aviation programmes at an estimated cost of 5,762, for travel ( 3,762) and daily subsistence allowance ( 2,000).

The cost estimates provide for travel within the mission area ( 10,000) and travel from Zagreb to New York for eight members of the liquidation team and for daily subsistence allowance in New York ( 182,500).

11. It may be noted that the cost to the Convention budget of a paper review would include travel by experts to the site of the secretariat financial savings would arise in the travel of secretariat staff.

The cost of these activities could be estimated at USD 410,000 including USD 40,000 in consultancies, USD 20,000 for travel of staff, USD 20,000 for external interpretation, USD 50,000 in grants and USD 280,000 for travel of participants.

Other emergency assistance, such as covering the cost of travel to a place of safety, damage deposits, and a motel when needed, will continue.

The United Nations and ESA provided financial support to defray the cost of air travel and living expenses of 17 participants from developing countries.

While provision was made for nine rotations at an average cost of 1,950 per person one way, actual travel consisted of 21 repatriations at an average cost of 1,685 per person owing to the repatriation of personnel.

40. The above last quarter activities would cost an estimated 17,000 in staff travel and some 169,500 in grant payments.

For children studying outside the staff member's home country, the cost of the lump sum education grant travel must not exceed the costs of such lump sum travel to or from the nearest airport to the established place of home leave.

9. Paragraph 3 (c) extends this one dimensional focus to the specifics of travel and per diem, presupposing both funding, and its extension to all elements of travel costs, rather than on the cost sharing basis proposed by the United States.

2. In all cases, payment by the United Nations of travel expenses shall comprise the cost of journeys actually undertaken, subject to the following maximum entitlements

Provision is made for one rotation travel at an average cost of 3,200 for a one way trip for each of the two civilian police officers.

Regarding financing for development, I support the proposal made by President Jacques Chirac that a small tax be added to the cost of air travel.

The unutilized balance of 9,900 relates to lower requirements under training related travel that resulted from the cost of four participants being paid for by their departments.

Funds allocated by the United Nations were used to defray the cost of air travel and an allowance for incidental expenses of 13 participants from 13 countries.

The United Nations and ESA provided financial support to defray the cost of air travel and living expenses of 24 participants from developing and eastern European countries.

support would further be provided to two regional workshops, with interagency participation, to set out the framework of future reports on implementation, at a total cost of USD 180,000 comprising grants (USD 100,000), travel of participants (USD 60,000) and travel of staff (USD 20,000)