Services, Geneva 37 71108 37 71108 I.General Services Divisi.on, Geneva 21 368 389 21 368 389 J.Stafftraining activities (Headquarters, Genevaand theregional commissions) 21 23 44 21 22 43 L.Jointly-financed administra- tiveactivities 31 40 71 31 40 71 M.Administrative Services, Vienna 12 209 221 12 209 221 N.CommonServices, Nairobi 4 13 17 4 13 17 Total 398 16882086 40016842064 -138- ~-_,J.-_LLI I. :lsts rota1 8 174 170 766 20 42 55 108 389 43 71 221 17 06428.4Asshowninparagraph 28.3above,theSecretary-Gene~a1 reauests atotalof 2,086established postsfor1986-1987. Theincrease of2overthetotalof 2,084postsauthorized for1984-1985 isduetoproposals foroneadditional General Service posteachundersections 28Cand28J.AScanalsobeseenfromthetable inparagraph 28.3above,thenumberof1986-1987 Professional andabovepostsshows adecrease oftwofromthe1984-1985 total. ~hisisattributable tothe Secretary-General's proposal todowngrade twoProfessional postsinsection 280to theGeneral Service level. Consequently, the1986-1987 totalof1,688forGeneral Service postsshowsanincrease offourposts,twoofwhichrelatetothe downgradings andtwotothenewproposals. -139-Section 28A.OfficeoftheUnder-Secretary-Genera1 forAdministration andManagement $ Estimate sUbmitted bytheSecretary-General ••••••••••• Estimate recommended bytheAdvisory Committee ••••••••1014000 1014000 Revised appropriations 1984-1985 Initial appropriations 1984-1985...................... 917600 886200 Actualexpenses 1982-1983 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• '0'•876400 28A.lTheestimate of$1,014,000 fortheOfficeoftheUnder-Secretary-General for Administration andManagement is$96,400 higherthantherevised appropriation for 1984-1985. Therateofrealgrowthhasbeencalculated atminus0.2percent.The SecretarY-General estimates resource growthatminus$2,100(atrevised 1985 rates), attributable toareduction inofficial travelofstaffinlinewiththe general policyofreducing travelcosts(para.28A.5oftheestimates). 28A.2Thenumberofregular budgetestablished postsproposed for1986-1987 isthe sameasthatapproved for1984-1985, namely, 1USG,1D-1,1P-5,1P-2/land 4General Service posts, twoatthePrincipal level. 28A.3TheAdvisory Committee recommends approval oftheestimate of$1,014,000 for theOfficeoftheUnder-Secretary-General forAdministration andManagement. -140-28B. $1, sho gro 28B. in 19 oPrin esti grad and 28B. the shou appr bUdg the stUd outs 28B. esti J. .1\\ t. !lSection 28B.OfficeofFinancial Services $ Estimate sUbmitted bytheSecretary-General ••••••••••••• 17515000 28B.2Extrabudgetary resources for1986-1987 areestimated at$14,745,400, comprising $10,747,800 forservices insupport ofotherUnitedNations organizations and$3,997;600 forservices insupport ofextrabudgetary programmes~28B.1Theestimate of$17,515,000 fortheOfficeofFinancial Services is $1,958,800, or12.5percent,higherthantherevised 1984-1985 appropriation, and showsnetresource growthof$12,900 (atrevised 1985rates). Therateofreal growthistoosmalltobeshownintable28B.1. 28B.3TheSecretarY-General requests atotalof174regular budgetposts: 76are intheProfessional category andabove(1ASG,40-2,90-1,15P-5,15p-4, 19P-3,13P-2/1)and98areintheGeneral Service category (including 29atthe Principal level). Nonewpostsorreclassifications arerequested. Likewise, the estimated totalof70extrabudgetary postsfor1986-1987 isthesameinnumberand gradelevelasthatestimated in1984-1985 (20-1,3P-5,6P-4,11P-3,4'P-2/1 and44General Service, including 9atthePrincipal level)(table28B.5).14877100 133298001555620017515000 ........................ ........................Revised appropriations 1984-1985 Actualexpenses 1982-1983 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Estimate recommended bytheAdvisory Committee •••••••••• Initial appropriations 1984-1985
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the administrative and financial aspects of an international organization, likely the United Nations. It discusses budget proposals, post allocations, and estimates for various offices and services. The focus is on internal management and administration rather than specific development or humanitarian programs.

**Category**
International organization administration, Employment