The current data are presented in table 64.

The UNCDF resource plan is presented in Table 11.

A summary of these activities are presented in the below table.

Staffing requirements by level and category are presented in table 3.

The synopsis of the five simulations is presented in table 5.

The statistical data are presented in table 62 (following para. 552).

The numerical data concerning special schools are presented in table 63.

Revised estimates of income and expenditure are presented in table 1.

An overview by main expenditure category is presented in summary table 2.

The proposed gross budget estimate for UNIFEM is presented in table 13.

The current state of general secondary education is presented in table 62.

The data concerning this kind of activity is presented in the following table.

A breakdown of CO2 emission reductions by sector is presented in table 7.

The response rates with regard to 2003 are presented, by region, in table 1.

a The subprogrammes in this table are numbered in sequential order as presented in the narrative below.

a The subprogrammes in this table are numbered in sequential order as presented in the narrative below.

The resource estimates under each of the above items are presented in the summary table.

The staffing requirements of the expanded UNPOS by category and level are presented in table 2.

Conclusions The proposed overall budgetary requirements for the 2006 2007 biennium are presented in table 4.

These new chemicals, along with the category under which they are included are presented in table 1.

The number of countries providing voluntary contributions during the biennium 1996 1997 is presented in table 13.

The Executive Board approved the UNDP programme resources allocation framework, presented in table 4, in its decision 2002 18.

Approves the relative share of resources presented in table 4 of the present report (DP FPA 2005 6)

The UNDP resource plan for 2006 2007, covering both regular and other resources, is presented in table 1.

The breakdown of accidents by gender, age and the length of the in service period is presented in the table.

As presented in table 12, the 2004 2005 biennial support budget incorporated 18.9 million relating to various security elements.

This indicator permitted understanding of the growth of wealth and its distribution and is presented in Table 1 (see

These are not presented in the table since different methodologies used to estimate removals did not allow meaningful comparisons.

The number presented in the table is the effect of one measure taken to reduce CH4 emissions from landfills.

8 As a result of the major revision to GDP in August 2002, figures presented in this table have been revised.

The extent to which reporting Annex II Parties have provided this information in a standard format is presented in table 4.

13. Information on the deployment of military contingents and civilian personnel during the reporting period is presented in table 2 below and detailed in annex III to the present report. Table 2

The full costs of the Security and Safety Section at Vienna are presented in table 33.14 and explained in paragraph 33.27 below.

On leaving school, we presented him with a table clock as a token of our thanks.

It was agreed that a summary of the three submissions would be presented in a comparative table prepared by the Secretariat.

The proposed budgetary allocation for the intercountry programme for the bienniums 1996 1997 and 1998 1999 is presented in table 10.

The relative contributions of policies and measures targeting individual gases to the overall reduction of emissions are presented in table 8.

21. Information on the deployment of civilian personnel during the reporting period is presented in table 4 below and annex VI.

These projections are now some 18.8 million higher than those presented in the Overview document, paragraph 160 and table II.9.

16. Information on the deployment of military and civilian personnel during the reporting period is presented in table 2 and in annex III.

Tables 2a and 2b provide a breakdown of the data presented in table 1 for 1994 and 2004 respectively, by geographical region.

The centrally shared security costs with the United Nations an estimated 26.2 million are presented separately as item VI in table 3.

As presented in table 2, the gross volume increases for country offices and headquarters amount to 13.1 million and 2.9 million, respectively.

The proposed budgetary allocation for the programme for south Asia for the bienniums 1996 1997 and 1998 1999 is presented in table 7.

Iceland presented the uncertainty related to all GHG projections in a sectoral table which attributes to each entry a cardinal level of confidence.