Programme Budget for the Biennium 1990-1991 Resolutions

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 106 Programme budget for the biennium 1990-1991, published in 1992.

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Year	Symbol	Title	Word length	Text similarity
2020	A/RES/74/250 A-B	Programme budget for the biennium 2018-2019 resolutions	—	–
2019	A/RES/73/280 A-C	Programme budget for the biennium 2018-2019 resolutions	—	–
2018	A/RES/72/263 A-C	Programme budget for the biennium 2018-2019 resolutions	—	–
2018	A/RES/72/253 A-B	Programme budget for the biennium 2016-2017 resolutions	—	–
2017	A/RES/71/273 A-C	Programme budget for the biennium 2016-2017 resolutions	—	–

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Overall policy-making, direction and coordination 75 972 300 2 610 000 78 582 300 TOTAL, PART I 75 972 300 2 610 000 78 582 300 PART II. Political and Security Council affairs;

peace-keeping activities 2A. Political and Security Council affairs; peace-keeping activities ................................ .

91 !72 200 4 894 300 96 066 500 2B. Disarmament affairs activities ................. .

12346 600 (389 100)

11 957 500 2C. Office for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea ..

8 372 300 (685 400)

7 686 900 TOTAL, PART II 111 891 100 3 819 800 115 710 900 PART III. Political aj]'airs, trustee.ship and decolo nization

3. Political affairs, trusteeship and decolonization ....

24 762 800 (I 541 400)

23 221 400 TOTAL, PART III 24 762 800 (I 541 400)

23 221 400 PART IV. Economic, social and humanitarian activities

Policy-making organs (economic and social activities)

9 320 400 (335 100)

8 985 300 5A. Office of the Director-General for Development and International Economic Cooperation .......... .

4 912 400 164 700 5 077 100

5B. Regional Commissions New York Office ....... .

6. Department of International Economic and Social Affairs .................................. .

Department of Technical Cooperation for Development

8. Activities on global social development issues ... .

9. Transnational corporations .................... .

10. Economic Commission for Europe ............. .

11. Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific .................................. .

12. Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean ............................... .

13. Economic Commission for Africa .............. .

14. Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia

15. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development .................................... .

16. International Trade Centre .................... .

17. Centre for Science and Technology for Development

18. United Nations Environment Programme ........ .

19. United Nations Centre for Human Settlements

Habitat

................................. .

20. International drug control .................... .

21. Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees ................................ .

22. Office of the United Nations Disaster Relief Coordinator .................................... .

23. Human rights ............................... .

24. Regular programme of technical cooperation .... .

TOTAL, PART IV PART V. International justice and law

25. International Court of Justice ................. .

26. Legal activities ............................. .

TOTAL, PART V PART VI. Public infonnation

27. Public infonnation .......................... .

TOTAL, PART vr PART VII. Common support services

28. Administration and management ............... .

29. Conference and library services ............... .

TOTAL, PART VII PART IX. Staff assessment

31. Staff assessment ............................ .

TOTAL, PART IX PART X. Capital expenditures

32. Construction, alteration, improvement and major maintenance of premises ................... .

TOTAL, PART X GRAND TOTAL

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889 700 53 400 943 100

49 231 400 (I 602 700)

47 628 700 24 983 200 325 400 25 308 600 11 611 600 166 400 11 778 000 11 649 200 401 500 12 050 700 37 657 100 (227 200)

37 429 900

41 295 900 I 175 600 42 471 500

57 305 900 (2 650 100)

54 655 800 59 307 100 I 160 900 60 468 000 43 938 000 I 201 600 45 139 600

84 381 200 (37 700)

84 343 500 16 855 700 (I 018 JOO)

15 837 600 4 490 900 (180 800)

4 310 100 11 576 200 211 000 11 787 200

IO 611 700 (260 600)

10 351 100 10 540 000 (546 000)

9 994 000

38 860 300 805 400 39 665 700

7 315 800 109 600 7 425 400 19 044 200 695 300 19 739 500 37 503 900 (671 200)

36 832 700 593 281 800 (I 058 700)

592 223 100

14 749 000 l 500 300 16 249 300 19 977 700 (921 400)

19 056 300 34 726 700 578 900 35 305 600

91 771 500 833 300 92 604 800 91 771 500 833 300 92 604 800

434 020 900 4 689 400 438 710 300 384 343 200 4 022 800 388 366 000 818 364 100 8 712 200 827 076 300

310 460 500 19 977 400 330 437 900 310 460 500 19 977 400 330 437 900

72 841 300 (29 100)

72 812 200 72 841 300 (29 100)

72 812 200 2 134 072 100 33 902 400 2 167 974 500

B

The General Assembly Resolves that, for the biennium 1990-1991, the estimates of income in the amount of 381,753,800 United States dollars approved by its resolution 45/252 B of 21 December 1990 shall be increased by 18.902,400 dollars as follows:

PART I. Income from staff assessment I. Income from staff assessment ................... .

315 433 500 19 741 100 335 174 600 315 433 500 19 741 100 335 174 600 PART ll. Other income

2. General income .............................. .

59 425 300 (3 982 900)

55 442 400

3. Revenue-producing activities ................... .

6 895 000 3 144 200 10 039 200 66 320 300 (838 700)

65 481 600 381 753 800 l 8 902 400 400 656 200

C.The General Assembly Resolves that for the biennium 1990-1991:

I. The net requirements resulting from the amounts approved in its resolutions 45/252 A and B of 21 December 1990 shall be increased by a net amount of 15 million United States dollars as follows:

Expenditure .................................... .

2 134 072 100 33 902 400 2 167 974 500 Income ......................................... .

381 753 800 18 902 400 400 656 200 Net requirements ................................ .

1 752 318 300 15 000 000 l 767 318 300

2. In addition to the appropriations approved under paragraph I above. a net amount of up to 13,867,100 dollars may, with the prior concurrence of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, be committed in respect of the regular budget for the biennium 1990-1991; the amount so committed shall be apportioned among Mem ber States in accordance with the scale of assessments for the year 19921 s and reported in the financial statements for the biennium 1990-199 l. On this basis the General Assembly will consider and approve final appropriations and estimates of income for the biennium l 990-1991 at the earliest opportunity in 1992 on an ex post facto basis.

Amount approprialed by rr.solurion l1Krease or Fi,aal 451252 A (dec"as,e)

"f'propr;alion Section (United States dollars)

<Appropriated by ruolunon lncrea.,e or Final 451252 A (decrea.,e)

approprianon Section (United Stales dollars)

FINAL INCOME ESTIMATES FOR THE BIENNIUM 1990-1991

Amount dpprova/.

i,y raolution lncre,ur or Fmal incomr 45ll52 B (dureast')

esnmute,

Income section (United States dollars)

TOTAL, PART I

TOTAL, PART II GRAND TOTAL

NET APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE BIENNIUM 1990-199\

Amo1m1 upprwd by rr..,oluno,u lracreMe or 451252 A ""'' B (decreasr)

FinaJ atiniata

(United States do!lar.<)

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C.The General Assembly Resolves that for the biennium 1990-1991:

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