The need to further develop a mechanism to increase general purpose funds was recognized.

This increase is described in the twenty first report of the Secretary General (ibid., para.

In terms of regular budget posts, the Secretary General proposes an increase of 200 posts.

The Government needed to increase measures regarding women's health, taking into account the Committee's general recommendation 24 on health, and should increase cancer screening in the near future.

5. Recommends that the Secretary General seek ways to increase the funding of the Institute, within existing resources.

3. Commends the efforts of the Commissioner General to increase the budgetary transparency and efficiency of the Agency

Notes the efforts made by the Secretary General to increase procurement opportunities for developing countries and countries with economies in transition, and requests the Secretary General to

Notes the efforts made by the Secretary General to increase procurement opportunities for developing countries and countries with economies in transition, and requests the Secretary General to

Some Parties also noted the potential for increase in cardiovascular and intestinal diseases, influenza, yellow fever and general morbidity.

In spite of a general increase in all categories, the two most senior grades of the Secretariat (Under Secretary General and Assistant Secretary General) have a low female representation (23.7 per cent of 59 staff).

The resources for general temporary assistance of 369,400 reflect an increase of 266,200 in relation to requirements for 2004 05.

In paragraph 49, the Board recommended that UNODC pursue its efforts to increase contributions to finance the general purpose funds.

Most major donors have indicated that they would maintain or increase their contributions to the general purpose funds in 2006.

As indicated above, the total resources required for Major Programme B (General Management) are budgeted to increase by 1 per cent.

Please specify what measures are in place to increase women's awareness of and access to general health care and obstetrics services.

1. Takes note of the increase in investments of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund in developing countries, and requests the Secretary General to report to the General Assembly at its sixty first session on the steps and efforts undertaken to increase, to the maximum extent possible, investments in developing countries

4. Requests the Secretary General to increase efforts to promote wider adherence to the Convention and its uniform interpretation and effective implementation.

The cost increase was triggered by the various security improvement measures, approved by the General Assembly, for Vienna as a duty station.

The non post requirements of 237,500, with an increase of 106,900, are to provide resources for general temporary assistance, overtime and travel.

The General Assembly, through the Fifth Committee, should also review possible measures to address cases of excessive increase, particularly in developing countries.

The actual positive balance of the General Fund results mainly from an increase in programme support income received from the Special Purpose Grants.

An increase in both the general purpose and special purpose contributions was recorded during 2004, with the general purpose contributions amounting to US 10.5 million and the special purpose contributions to US 22.2 million.

An increase of 162,600 is requested for 2005 06 in view of the proposal for an additional General Service post for an Administrative Assistant.

Thus, it can be concluded that families in general value the professional career and the proportion of career women will increase in the future.

6. Reiterates its request to the Secretary General to submit proposals to effectively increase procurement opportunities for and the participation of vendors from developing countries

(b) 6,865,300 dollars, being the increase in staff assessment income for the biennium 2002 2003 approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 58 254.

These latest estimates represent an increase of 1,280,900 over the initial cost estimates of 7,711,800 approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 56 270.

The resources for general temporary assistance of 272,100, an increase of 31,500 over 2004 05, are described in paragraphs 326 331 of the proposed budget.

The exceptions are Major Programme B (General Management), which shows a modest increase by some 84,510 caused by the strengthening of Programme B.2 (Comptroller General, Internal Audit and Evaluation Services) and Major Programme I (Indirect Costs), which incorporates the total increase of 1,550,100 under security related expenses, partly compensated by reductions in other indirect costs and hence growing by 1,208,611.

For 2005 2006, the Secretary General proposed a total amount of 41.6 million, an increase of 700,000 against the appropriation of 40.9 million for the period.

The new salary scales reflect an overall weighted average increase of 40.7 per cent for national General Service staff and 32.5 per cent for national officers.

There is a general increase in food insecurity and a severe shortage of drinking water, as well as a decline in food consumption and nutritional levels.

As at the end of June 2006, a 1.7 million increase in general purpose income is projected, compared with March 2006, while further efforts are ongoing.

It is proposed to increase the number of posts financed through the support account from 41 in the 2004 05 budget (22 Professional and 19 General Service) to 56 for 2005 06 (33 Professional and 23 General Service).

This increase reflects the large increase in funding for HIV AIDS.

(b) 2,384,700 dollars, being the increase in the final appropriation for the biennium 2006 2007 approved by the General Assembly in paragraph 5 of section I above

The two conclusions would play a major role in efforts to increase international peace and security, and his delegation hoped that the General Assembly would endorse them.

Peru is convinced of the need to continue to increase the efficiency of the informal consultations on the two draft resolutions under consideration by the General Assembly.

We will strive to increase the level of ODA for the purpose of achieving the Millennium Development Goals, taking proposals by the Secretary General seriously into consideration.

Owing to a declining level of contributions to the General Fund and an increase in the number and scope of special purpose grants, support costs reimbursement income has gradually become the major source of income for the General Fund.

The increase is also directly associated with the increase in posts proposed.

This increase represents a net change arising from a 6 per cent decline in Programme B.1 (Executive Direction and Management), reflecting continued efficiencies in the Office of the Director General, and a 17 per cent increase in Programme B.2 (Comptroller General, Internal Audit and Evaluation Services), reflecting the increased priority accorded to these important management issues by Member States, donors and the External Auditor.

25. Takes note with appreciation of the ongoing efforts of the Secretary General to increase public awareness of the impact of the problem of landmines and unexploded ordnance

The resources proposed for general temporary assistance for 2005 06 of 1,788,500 constitute an increase of 78.9 per cent compared to the 1 million approved for 2004 05.

6. Approves a net increase of 81,246,800 dollars in the appropriation approved for the biennium 2006 2007 and a net increase of 28,857,800 dollars in the estimates of income for the biennium, to be apportioned among expenditure and income sections as indicated in the report of the Secretary General