inter'Jl$$oftIlpecific outputs andservices according tolecgislat:ive intent, andthat thisia donewiththemo~teffective andefficient utilization ofresources: (ClToprepare theproposed biennial progralTI!w.e I>udgets oftheOrganization within theframework oftne·approved ~edium-term planandonthebasisofthe l11pproved outline, withau€!regardforallrelevant legislat.ive mandates; tomonitor thelrrfplefl'lentation oftheapproved program.~e budqet; toimprove theapplication of budgetary techniques: andtofurt.her d.ev@lop realistic estimates ofincome and @%pf-lniHture ofextrabudget.ary funds1 (d)Tocontinue toimprove theintegrated process ofprogramming, planning, bud...<jethM;1 ~ndm{)nitorinq inallsectors oftheprogran-.me budgetinordertoensure con51zt@ncy intheoverall pre~entation oftheprogran-.me budget andtreatment of prioritiel!§1 ((:)'tocontinue toprovide thenecessary dataonactual programme performance tointergovermnental bodl@s. 42.39 During theplanperiod, methodologies andprocedures formedium-term planning willcontinu@ tob~reviewed, improved and,ifnecessary, revised. Underthe guidance ofth~Programme Planning andBudgeting Board, theproposed medium-term plunfortheperiod beglnning in1998willbeprepared, takingintoaccount the comment~ andrecommendations ofintergovernmental organs. 42.40Outlines willbeprepared fortheproposed programme budgets forthe biennium~ 1994-1995, 1996-1997 and1998-1999. Proposals willbeformulated with re5p@ct tothedetermination ofanoptimum levelforandtheoperation ofa contingency fundforthosebienniums. Withthenewprogramme budget management systemalready inplace,thepreparation, implementation andreporting ofthe progra~me budgetwillbefurther facilitated. Thebudget formatwillcontinue tobe reviewed andrefined toachieve transparency between objectives ofsubprogrammes and ro§ources allocated. 42.41 Intheareaofmonitoring, programme performance reports willcontinue tobe provided totheGeneral Assembly through theCommittee onProgramme and Co-ordination. Standardized methods andprocedures toassist programme managers in thereporting .x.rcile willbefurther refined. Anautomated information systemfor ea§ierdataentryandfasteraccesstoinformation hasbeendeveloped andwillbe con~tantly reviewed. -10- Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Libraryaut1"~)ttr f>o,r tJt~ tl.f&l-i'J'e~ t."f~ t~~!l~~lt~l Asselnbly resolt:tic!it¥.- r~lat tot,h@t ![~esty["~tiOt& ltlld w{}Ziitlt~)lt'l_tlCe of 441~'4,j' 44,ll!1 g~lB-8<i> ~~i-lt~·9:o '4~ll~O~ l~l ~lnd4'"1~l21\to:C~_~W'~~llasS{~curi Council :r~$oltl-ti.on,s ei2a (19~9:f>f 6-43 (1~1~9}~- t~S(1989)0;' 6~8(1\11fH:l)l; 6S0(19\10) and 6:5,1(19'90) ~ 4,2.~·3· toth~ l_;g1J-Clt-~·ase it!the <!Gt,i\;?itit%~ o-l't-h'@ Org~nl~at:_lol'\ tothe ri2stor~tlo-~ lt~,d ~~~,interH~ll~t·? ef'interrH::tt!(lt1al p~tic~, {"ilIa :r~t~t1urlt}~i' th~reisaneven gre~ter n~~dforth~tiw~provision of financi~l resources fort.he 0118 "~iUH'X~t~d bytheSlilcurityCounci1illord.H: thatthey ~aycarryout functions ondr~sponsibilitie~ with ~nxi~um efficiency andeCCl1OlT,y. oftheUrr!t.ndNations plJlaclIl activities hasresulted i,nilr'u::reastid d~ntand onth~ hur~t\,l'tff nt:~tLo>;r131 andf'i!ltlnc.ial n~sources oftheOrganizaticn andor!'~~l!~~r Stat~s. 42.44 Thespecific objective ot:thesubprogrMt'i1HKl isto@t1SUt"t.'ltht..t resources aremadeavailable fortheef!ectiv~ iOtlofdecisions takenby theSecurity Council andtheGeneral Assew.bly inconrHH:tion withthf!!r@stonltiC)l1 <'inn maintenance ofinternational peaceandsecurity. Thiswouldinclude necesg~ry financial resources forthemaintenance ofexisting peace~keeping operations andtor theestablisr~ent ofnewpeace-keeping op~rations and,inparticular, r~~ourCeS essential fortheinitial 5tart~up ofsuchoperations.