exceeding $197,100 forthispurpose. Inconcurring intherequest, theCommittee expressed theviewthatinthecontext oftheprogramme budget perfo~aDce fortbe biennium 1988-1989, theremayverywellbesufficient overall savingR tooff.etany additional requirements undersection 9.TheCommittee alsostateditse.pect'tioD thatshouldanyadditional appropriation berequired, itwoul~bereque.ted inthe context ofthefinalperformance reportontheprogramme budgetfarthebieDDiUM 1988-1989 (A/C.S/44/35 andCorr.l andAdd.1,Add.2(PartsIand11),Add.3and4, Add.5(PartsIand11),Add.6,Add.6(Part11),Add.7,Add.9-28, Add.28A-D,r-K andAdd.29-35). 4.Totalrequirements inthebiennium 1990-1991 areestimated at$6,165,400 (.ee A/C.5/44/5, annex). Ofthistotal, $~,083,500 relates toconference-.erviciD9 requirements calculated onafull-cost basis. Forthereasons st~tedin -1-para9raph 4ofhisreport, theSecretary-General planstomeettheactualcostof the.econference-servicing requirements fromtheappropriation tobeapproved oy theGeneral Assembly atitscurrent session undersection 29(Conference and library services) oftheproposed programm~ budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991. 5.Thebalance of'1,081,900 isfornon-conference-servicing requirements attributable to20resolutions anddecision8 adopted bytheEconomic andSocial CouDcil. Inrespect of12ofthoseresolutions anddecisions, the Secretary-General e.pects toabsorbtheirrelated costs,estimated at'726,300, fromappropriations tobeapproved bytheGeneral Assembly atitscurrent session undersection 20(International drugcontrol) andsection 23(Humanrights) ofthe proposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1990-1991 (seeA/C.5/44/S, para.5, table,footnote h/Iandannex). Consequently, theSecretary-General estimates additional resources forthebeinnium 1990-1991 totalling $355,600 -under section 4(Policy-making organs (economic andsoci~lactivities» ($82,000), section 8(Activities onglobalsocialdevelopment issues) ('53,000), section 20 (International drugcontrol) ('117,100) andsection 23(Humanrights) ('103,500) ­ inrespect ofsevenresolutions andonedecision oftheCouncil, asfolloWSJ Total (UnitedState.dollars) Resolution 1989/13 58500 Resolution 1989/45 26400 Resolution 1989/63 4500 Resolution 1989/66 38000 Resolution 1989/67 15000 Resolution 1989/68 9700 Resolution 1989/69 15000 Decision 1989/190 .103500 Total 27060058600 26400 85000117100 52800 4500 38000 15000 9700 15000 103500 355600 Theestimate of'355,000 isbriefly explained inparagraphs 7to25ofthe Secretary-General's report. Abreakdown oftheQstimat~ byobjectofexpenditure isprovided inparagraph 26. 6.Withregardtotherevised estimates reSUlting fromEconomic andSocial Council decision 1989/190, theAdvisory Committee wasinformed byrepresentatives oftheSecretary-General thatsubsequent tothepreparation oftherevised estimates, itwasrealized thattheamountof$103,500 indicated inrespect ofthe calendar ofconferences andmeetings for19~)and1991intheeconomic, socialand humanrightsfieldshouldnothavebeen req~e'ted sincethi;iamountshouldbemet fromtheprovisions included insection 23oftheproposed progr~e budgetforthe biennium 1990-1991 underEconomic andSocialCouncil mandates. 1/Inthe circumstances, theSecretary-General's totalestimate ofadditional resources for thebiennium 1990-1991 inrespect ofresolutions anddecisions ofthaCouncil shouldbereduced by$103..500,from$355,600 to$252,100 (comprising ~82,000 under section 4,$53,000 under s~ction 8,and$117,100 undersection 20). 7.Asfortheotheractivities, inpara9r~ph 2ofhisreport, the Secretary-General statesthatthese"activities (are)derived fromlegislative -2- ==============~---mandates notprovided forintheproposed progrsmme bUdgetforthebiennium 1990-1991 andmust,therefore, beconsidered inthecontext oftheguidelines for theuseofthecontingency fundfor1990-1991". Inparagrapha 27and28,the Secretary-General describes hisunderstanding oftheuseandoperation ofthe
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing budgetary matters related to the United Nations, specifically the Economic and Social Council, and its activities and programs for the biennium 1990-1991. The text mentions various sections of the proposed program budget, such as conference services, international drug control, and human rights, which suggests that the category should be related to international governance or development.

**Category**
International governance, Humanitarian aid and relief