0.0100.0 32.467.610 TOTAL"'.331 183 10..""" " "."" " . c.TOTAlSTAFFINPOSTSSWJECT TOGECGRAPHICAl OlSTRIBUTlrtl Af'I)POSTSWITHsPECIAl LAtOJAGE RfI)J1REMfNTS ...." " " " "."."."." ""."."."" GRAN0 TOTAl.a!USG ASG 0-2 0-' P-S P-4 P-3 P-2 P-l SUBTOTAL al ---_.------------------------------------------.- ••--------.----.-----------------.-----._----------.--------- TOTAL FMFMFMFMFMFMF M F M'FMF Wo 2.7•re3882223762640288883373767252J6.4191710433009 4112 0.0100.013.3 86.73.396.78.591.511.4 88.62<1.6 75.432.7 67.339.6 60.452.8 47.225..474.6 "ao 91 259'",171 11.40 636 38 <1112............. " " " ";,.." ~..".,,"'''' ,,. IIPercentages ar-egivenoeneath eachrowaridcolUl10total. /...A/40/6S2 English Page2S TABLE8 STAFFAPPOINTED ASADVISERS (),lTE()tIlCAl CO-CPERATlCN PROJECTS (SlOiINJ NJMBER OFFEMALESTAFF) A.8YREGIO"I OfOOfGIN ANDFuNCTION (ASAT30JUNE1985) ...................................................................................................................................... ;... FUNCTlCN TEClflllCA~ INTER-REGll:NAL REGICtoiAL TOTAL Rfl3lCN AOVISERS ADVISERS ADVISERS, " " .. AFRICA ASIAAn)THEPACIFIC El.'ROPf(EASTERN) ElJOOF>f(WESTERN) LATINAMERICA M/OOlE EAST N.MER1CA&CARIBBEAN OTHERS TOTAL, (3) 15 (1) 12 3 "'"2 In 10 26 (1)20 (3) 1 (1) , (1) 26 (5)31 (7) 23 (1) 3 23 (~1 1 (1) "\10) ............................................................................. "".u· ~ . B.!llYOFFICE ANDREGI(It.; ................................. u·••••••••• "."" ~ . REGION ASIA&THE Ei.I~E EuR(PE LATIN MlOOLE NORTH OFF1CE AFRICA P"-ClflC (EASTERN) (WESiERNI AMERICA EAST AMERICA&OTHERS TOTAL CARIBBEAN ........................................... " ". HEAIXAJARTERS .Y EC' 'CA 'CWA ~TADJ~I UNIDObl UNOVC/, 20 (6), 2 (I) 2"(I) 815 , (I) 3 22 3 '6(I) 1 1 (1) (I) 23 171 2, (1) " TOTAl. 31 (7123 (I)s 23 (1)1 (1)7 97 (10)........................................... "." " . AIIne1uCllng 1nfOI"Nt1CJn centres. tllInc1uCl1ng llaj80'1officesatother ~tystat1ons. ClIncluo1ng theDw1s1on ofNarCOtiC DrugsanatneSecretariat oftneInternational Narcotics Control Board. /...A/40/652 Enqlish Paqe268.NATI(JW.ITY TABLES TABt.E9 STAFFINPOSTSSUBJECT TOGEOGRAPHICAL DISTRlIlUTl()1 BYREG1CN. NATI~lTr N£!LEVEL (SHOWING NJteER OFFEIMLESTAFF) (ASAT30JUN£1985) ................ ".............................. u......................... "'.............. "••••"•••••••••••••• "....."............ "•••"."..... .....ER .....ER REGI()ol At{)COUNTRY QCDOl OF.'Il-DESIRABLE OFN4TlONALln STAFFuSGASG0-20-'p...p-,P:-3P-2p-, STAFF POINT RANGE 30'06/84 30/06/85................. u............................. "......................................... KO........................................... Al=RICA ALGERJA 21 2,6 2 22 10.19 4-16 (2) (1) (I)'"ANGO:.A ,3 3 7.9<1 2-14 BE-NIt>"5 23' '0 7.94 2-14 (11 (11 (I) BOTSW,w:. •2 7.94 ~·14 (I) 0 Bu~~IN,Il1'A50 •.,3•7.94 2-14 BURUNOI •\3 5 7.94 2-14 CAMER'OCJl '3 3•3 12 1·94 2-14
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statistical report on the staff appointed in various regions and countries, with a focus on geographic distribution and nationality. The report provides data on the number of staff members, percentages, and ranges. The content seems to be related to international organizations, governments, and administrative structures. The mention of UNIDO and UNOVC suggests a connection to international development and cooperation.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade