potential majordonorcountries topromote public awareness oftheeconomic and social needsofthenewnation; (b)Co-production ofaone-hour filmdocumentary underthetitleof"Namibia ­ ANewNation"; (c)Television spotsinArabic, English, French andSpanish (15and30second spots)towelcome Namibia totheUnited Nations andhighlighting theUnited Nations roleinNamibia's independence; (d)Twoposters onNamibia in10languages tomobilize theinternational community foremergency anddevelopment assistance tothenewlyindependent country; (e)Booklet inEnglish, French andSpanish onNamibia's economic andsocial outlook; (f)Photoexhibit topresent thenewnation ontheoccasion ofthefirstday ofitsindependence. Following it~opening atUnited Nations Headquarters, the exhibit wastobeshownatvariov~ locations intheUnitedStates beforefinally beinghanden overtotheGovernmGut ofNamibia forinstallation inapermanent display atWindhoek ontheoccasion ofthefirstanniversary ofthecountry; (g)AJournalists' TourandRoundtable tobeheldinNamibia with10to 15influential economic journalists frommajorpotential donorcountries fora comprehensive in-depth lookattheeconomic andsocialinfrastructure and /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAle.5/4512 English Page28 development prospects ofthecountry. Apublication entitled Namibia intheNews willbeputoutbasedonthereports filedbytheparticipating journalists; (11)Aconcert ontheoccasion oftheindependence ofNamibia. 81.Asof31July1990,outputs (c),(d)and(e)abovehadbeenfullyimplemented whileoutput (g)waspartially implemented (theJournalists' TourandRoundtable washeld). Obligations andexpenditures totalling some$363,000 havebeenincurred inrespect oftheseoutputs. 82.Implementation hascommenced andiscontinuing onanumber ofotheroutputs underitems(a),(f)andpartof(g)above. Theywillbecompleted either bythe endof1990orearlyin1991. Therelated resource requirements tocomplete these activities areestimated at$136,000. Thisestimate wouldprovide for: (a)Thecostoforganizing, inOctober, briefings fornon-governmental organizations, themediaandbusiness community atBonn,Gothenburg andHelsinki as afollow-up tothejournalists' tourtoNamibia ($39,000); (b)Thecostoforganizing, inDecember orearlyin1991,briefings forNGOs themediaandbusiness community inToronto, Ottawa andTokyoasafollow-up tothe journalists' tourtoNamibia ($37,000); (c)Freight, technical assistance andinstallation costsofthephotoexhibit atlocations intheUnited States andUltimately inWindhoek ($40,000); (d)Publication costsofproducing Namibia intheNews($20,000). 83.Noworkhasbeenstarted concerning theproduction ofaone-hour film documentary. Because ofscheduling, siteandotherdifficulties, aconcert could notbeorganized in1990asoriginally envisaged tocoincide withNamibia's independence. 84.Itisthusprojected thatasat31December 1990,therewillremain abalance of$368,700 outofthe1990-1991 appropriation approved bytheGeneral Assembly at itsforty-fourth session fortheNamibia information programme. B.Information centres 85.Inparagraph 1(2)(h)ofsection IIofitsresolution 44/50of8December 1989,theGeneral Assembly requested theSecretary-General, interalia,tomake adequate plansfortheestablishment ofaninformation centreinNamibia, consulting thereon withtheGovernment ofthenewnation immediately after independence. Inthelightofthatrequest, theSecretary-General intends to redeploy partoftheprojected savings of$368,700 towards thecostofestablishing anewinformation centreatWindhoek in1991. Therelated resource requirements of opening thecentre forthatyearareprojected at$259,700 (netofstaff assessment), asfollows: /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library----------------~---- A/C.5/45/2 English Page29 $ (a)Salary andcommonstaffcostsin1991for: (i) (ii)OnenewP-5postofCentreDirector FivenewLocallevelsupport posts45200 64500 (b)Recurrent annual operating costsforthe centre (taking intoaccount thecost experience forothercentres intheregion) (c)Non-recurrent start-up expenses Total100000 50000 2597CO