beonloantoONUVEH forweekends, totalling about 8dayseach. Provision would alsobemadefortheengagement ofconsultants toprovide specialized advice on electoral procedures. 5.Withregard tocommunications equipment, itshould benotedthatthebulkof theequipment wouldnotbepurchased outright. Itwouldinstead beprovided from surplus equipment fromtheUnited Nations Transition Assistance Group (UNTAG) and wouldbereturned tothestockpile attheSupply DepotatPisa,Italy, on completion ofthemission. Otherequipment budgeted forinthepresent estimates, primarily 50vehicles andelectronic dataprocessing equipment, wouldbeshipped to othermissions atthecloseofO~lUVEH anditsresidual valuecredited tothe regular budget. 6.Itisestimated thatanamountof$200,000 wouldberequired foran information campaign inHaiti, toclarify theroleofth3Organization during the elections. Thesefundswouldbeutilized fortheproduction ofposters and leaflets inFrench, tobedistributed throughout thecountry. /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/C.5/45/13 English Page3 C.Additional requirements for1990 7.Should theGeneral Assembly adoptdraftresolution A/45/L.2, itisestimated thatrequirements forthemission in1990-1991, primarily in1990,wouldamount to $9,368,300, ofwhich$5,681,500 relates topersonnel costssuchassalaries, fees, travel andrelated allowances, including acontingency provision fordeathand disability claims foranyinternational observers notcovered bytheprovisions of appendix DoftheStaffRules. Thebalance, $3,686,800, relates tooperational costssuchasrental andpurchase ofvehicles, equipment andpremises. These estimated requirements ares~arized below: General temporary assistance (localstaff) Consultants Salaries Commonstaffcosts Travel andsubsistence ofstaff Travel andsubsistence ofsecurity experts Rental andmaintenance ofpremises Rental andmaintenance ofequipment Communications Compensation provision fordeathand disability claims Public information activities Miscellaneous supplies andservices Freight andrelated costs Acquisition ofvehicles Communications equipment Otherequipment Nettotal198000 363100 1128400 509900 1398500 1483600 67100 1449500 103000 600000 200000 271500 255000 960000 66000 ~4700 9368300 Adetailed breakdown oftheaboveestimated requirements iscontained inannexII tothepresent document. D.Potential forabsorption 8.Itisnotanticipated thattheadditional requirements outlined abovecouldbe absorbed fromwithin theresources appropriated undersection 2Aoftheprogramme budget forthebiennium 1990-1991. /...A/C.5/45/13 English Page3 C.Additional requirements for1990 7.Should theGeneral Assembly adoptdraftresolution A/45/L.2, itisestimated thatrequirements forthemission in1990-1991, primarily in1990,wouldamount to $9,368,300, ofwhich$5,681,500 relates topersonnel costssuchassalaries, fees, travel andrelated allowances, including acontingency provision fordeathand disability claims foranyinternational observers notcovered bytheprovisions of appendix DoftheStaffRules. Thebalance, $3,686,800, relates tooperational costssuchasrental andpurchase ofvehicles, equipment andpremises. These estimated requirements ares~arized below: General temporary assistance (localstaff) Consultants Salaries Commonstaffcosts Travel andsubsistence ofstaff Travel andsubsistence ofsecurity experts Rental andmaintenance ofpremises Rental andmaintenance ofequipment Communications Compensation provision fordeathand disability claims
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the budgetary requirements for a United Nations (UN) mission, specifically for a electoral assistance mission in Haiti. The mission aims to provide support for the country's elections, and the budget is estimated to be around $9.4 million. The costs are categorized into personnel and operational expenses, with a significant portion going towards salaries, travel, and equipment.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Transport and communication