(b) All costs related to the participation of governmental experts, representatives of non-governmental organizations, academic institutions and specialized agencies would be covered by the Governments, organizations and institutions concerned, (c) Each meeting would be held at the seat of the regional commission concerned for a duration of five working days. The Secretary-General would consider any invitations received from the Member States to hold seminars in other locations in accordance with General Assembly resolution 31/140 on the expectation that savings in conference-servicing costs would result from the assistance offered by the host Governments, (d) There would be 59 pages of pre-session, in-session and post-session documentation for each seminar. Pre-session and post-session documentation for all five meetings would be processed in New York, (e) Travel and subsistence would be required for two staff members of the Secretariat to provide substantive support to each seminar and for one senior official of the Secretariat to address the seminar. Preparatory trips would also be required, combined with participation in other consultative meetings related to the preparation for the YearJ I ... A/C.5/38/60 English Page 4 (f) Travel and subsistence would be required for the three senior academic experts invited by the Secretary-General to address each seminar (two experts from the region, one from outside the region). A. Conference-servicing costs B. Travel and subsistence for substantive staff of the Secretariat Travel and subsistence of experts Total B TOTAL A & B ECLA $ 86 100 10 700 4 500 15 200 ECWA $ 83 300 12 700 4 700 17 400 100 700 ECE $ 41 300 9 700 4 200 13 900 55 200 ESCAP $ 150 900 16 500 4 600 21 lOO 172 000 ECA i 83 800 12 500 4 000 16 500 100 300 9. The estimates of conference-servicing costs given above are provided on the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the organization and logistics of a series of seminars, including costs related to travel, documentation, and staff support. The focus seems to be on international cooperation and the participation of various stakeholders, including governmental experts, non-governmental organizations, and academic institutions. This suggests that the text may be related to a field that involves international cooperation and knowledge sharing.

**Category**
International cooperation, Education