Revised estimates: effectofchanges inratesofexchange and inflation . Programme budgetimplications ofdraftdecisions contained inthe reportofthePreparatory Committee fortheUnitedNations Conference onEnvironment andDevelopment ....••..•..•.••..•••••.••.•.••••••••••. -31-Paragraphs 60 61-63 64 65-67 68-69 70-75 76-91Programme budg.tImpllgatlonl Qfthldraftrl.olutlon gontalnld indPGum'ntA/••/L,17,gopg.rAiDg aglndaitlm32* 1.Atthe20thm••tingoftheFifthCommitte., theChairnlan oftheAdvilory Committee onAdminis~rative andBudgetary ~~eltionl saidthatinthedraft r.solution contain.d indocum.nt A/44/L.17 theSecretary-General wasrequested to encourage theearlyreali.ation ofacomprehen.ive political settlement in Afghanistan inaccordance withtheprovisions oftheAgreements ontheSettlement oftheSituation Relating toAfghanistan AIdraftresolution. Inhilstatement of programme budgetimplications (A/C.S/44/15), theS.cretary-General hadnotedthat therequ.strelated tohi'goodoffices funetions. Asimilar r.quest hadbeenmade inGeneral Assembly resolution 43/20of3November 1988,andtheadministrative and logistical lu~port forimplementation 0'thatmandate hadbeenprovided bythe UnitedNations GoodOfficel Mi.sion inAfghanietan andPakietan (UNGOMAP), the budg.tary provilionl forwhich••t.nd.dthrou9h 31D.cemb.r 1989.Shouldthe General As.embly adoptthedraftre.olution underconsideration, the Secretary-General wouldberequired toprovide, fortheperiodfrom1January to 31December 1990,theadministrative andlogistical lupport hithnrto provided by UNGOMAP, entailing additional requir.mentc of$5,813,800. Thatamountwould finance postsforthePersonal Repr~sentative oftheSecretary-General (atthe Assistant Secretary-General level)andsupporting staffinthen'ission area(1D-l, 3P-5,8rs,5GS(Otherlevel)and13locallevel)alwellasatHeadquarters (1P-4an~1GS(Otherlevel». ~heappropriation wouldallocoverthecostsof lovistical lupport indicated intheanne.todocument A/C.5/44/15. Ifthe budgetary authorisation forUNGOMAP weretobeextended, theSecretary-General wouldcontinue torely,tothee.tentpossible, ontheaQminlstrative and logistical support ofUNGOMAP. Theaforementioned additional requirements would thenbeadjusted appropriately, inordertoavoidanydoublebudgeting. 2.TheAdvisory Committee agreedwiththeSecretary-General thattheactivities calledforunderthedraftresolution related tothemaintenance ofpeaceand security, thattheywereofane.tra~rdinary natureandthat,therefore, in accordance withanne.I,paragraph 11,ofGeneral Alsembly r.solution 41/213of 19December 1986,theyshouldnotbefinanced fromthecontingency fundforthe biennium 1990-1991. Itwas,accordingly, therecommendation oftheAdvisory Committee thattherifthCommittee shouldinformtheAssembly that,shoulditadopt draft reloluti~n A/44/L.17, anadditional appropriation intheamount ~f$5,813,800 wouldberequired undersection 1(Overall policy-making, direction and co-ordination) oftheproposed programme budgetforthebiennium 1990-·1991, and thatanadditional appropriation of$286,800 wouldberequired undersection 31 (Staffasseslment), tobeoffsetbythelameamountunderincomesection 1(Income fromstaffasseslmeut). (S.eA/C.5/44/SR.20, paras. 27and28.) *Thesituation inAfghanistan anditsimplications forinternational peace and.eLJrity. -32-contingency fundsetoutinsection CofannexItoGeneral Assembly resolution 41/213of19December 1986andintheannextoAssembly resolution 42/211of 21December 1987.Inparagraphs 15and16ofhisstatement ofprogramme budget implications, theSecretary-General indicated thatwiththeexception ofthepublic information activities, whichcameundersection 27(Public information) hecould notpropose themodification ofanyactivity oftheproposed programme budgetfor thebiennium 1990-1991 inordertofinance thenewactivities. 7.TheAdvisory Committee hadnoobjections totheSecretary-General's estimates oftheadditional re~uirements deriving fromthedraftresolution andthedraft decision. Ittherefore recommended thattheFifthCommittee shouldinformthe General Assembly that,shoulditadoptdraftresolution A/44/L.12 anddraft decision A/44/L.13, theholding ofthefirstsession ofthePreparatory Committee oftheWholeinDecember 1989wouldconstitute anexception totheprovisions of section I,paragraph 7,ofresolution 40/243; additional resource requirements in
**Analysis**
The text discusses the budget implications of a draft resolution related to the situation in Afghanistan and the United Nations Good Offices Mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan (UNGOMAP). The resolution involves the provision of administrative and logistical support to the Personal Representative of the Secretary-General and supporting staff in the mission area. The text also mentions the contingency fund for the biennium 1990-1991. Given the focus on international relations, diplomacy, and humanitarian aid, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is related to humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief