~S3.25 TheAdvisory Committee's recommendations inparagraph IS3.24abovewould alsoeliminate theoveralldeficit of$282,600 projected forthegarageoperations atHeadquarters, GenevaandVienna, andwouldresultinadditional netincomeof $55,000 in1986-1987. IS3.26 TheSecretarY-General showsin~ableIS3.23theexpenses relating tothe supervisory andadministrative staffcharged against revenue. Thesestaffare underthesupervision oftheCommercial Management Services intheOfficeof General Services, Headquarters. Theestimate for1986-1987 of$1,298,000 under thisheading contains noresource growth. Asindicated intableIS3.24,· nochange isproposed forthestaffing establishment ofthisservice, consisting of10posts, ofwhich5areattheProfessional andhighercategories (10-1,1P-5,3P-3)and 5areGeneral Service (inclUding 1attheprincipal level). TheAdvisory Committee recommends acceptance ofthisestimate. IS3.27 The1986-1987 estimate ofnetrevenue fromsaleofpUblications at Headquarters, GenevaandViennaamounts to$1,133,900 (ongrosssalesof $9,536,800) andis$235,800 higherthantheapproved revised estimate for 1984-1985. -TheSecretary-General's estimate ofexpenses forthisactivity amounts to$8,402,900, ofwhich$2,077,000 relates tothecostofgoodssoldandthe remaining $6,325,900, tootherexpenses (tableIS3.25'). Thelatteramount ($6,325,900) contains resource growthof$236,800 (atrevised 1985rates)as detailed intableIS3.26andexplained inparagraphs IS3.68toIS3.79ofthe proposed programme budget. For1986-1987, theSecretarY-General proposes 43established and2temporary posts: ~latHeadquarters, including 6atthe Professional level,12atGeneva, inclUding 1attheProfessional level;and 2General Service postsatVienna. Theproposed establishment includes requests for1General Service postonanestablished basisfortheRevenue Accounts Unitof theAccounts Division atHeadquarters, andfor2temporary General Service postsin Viennainconnection withtheestablishment ofasalesoperation atVienna (paras. IS3.65, IS3.68andIS3.69oftheproposed programme budget). TheAdvisory Committee recommends approval ofthenewpostsrequested bytheSecretary-General aswellastheestimate forthisactivity. IS3.28 Services tovisitors, whichcoverguidedlecture toursatHeadquarters, GenevaandVienna, areexpected bytheSecretary-General toincuralossof $2,734,800 in1986-1987, ascompared withanestimated deficit of$1,902,300 for 1984-1985. ASshownintableIS3.30, thelargestdeficit wouldbeatHeadquarters ($1,781,000), followed byGeneva ($562,400) andVienna($391,400). -214-IS3 con num in 198 are 198 attr rate requ co-o pro P-5 esti and esta pro IS3. isn the info per per adju tour visit Headq Thet IS3.3 theA assis above 1Jan will infor possi infor their agreem prompt Headqu contra should paragr IS3.32 paragr measur assist IS3.33 mindt inform !{jlres 'I. the rI that d :ms f e nge sts, and ttee nts ,s tof ,sin ory al Ir
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the budget and financial plans of an international organization, specifically the United Nations, for the 1986-1987 fiscal year. It mentions various activities and expenses, such as garage operations, supervisory and administrative staff, publications sales, services to visitors, and more. The text also highlights the projected deficits and surpluses for each activity. Given the focus on budgetary and financial matters, it is likely that the text is related to administrative or organizational issues rather than specific economic development or natural resource topics.

**Category**
Administration, International Trade