pnarc180.pdf

BUDGET:
A series of budgets was prepared and submitted to the
USOM/9angkok as the numbers of persons on the Mission increased.
Originally, the budget contemplated a total of 15 members.
The
final budget attached to the CIPM contract was $39,070. This
covered the following items:
Per diem for the non-resident Thai members of the Mission;
health and accident insurance; travel between cities in the
United States and/or buses and taxis on the mainland; salary,
per diem and travel for the project supervisors; registration
fee for non-resident Thai Mission members at the American
Management Association Seminar; consultants; conference rooms;
training and out-of-pocket expenses directly related to the
project; and a Surety bond for CIPM.
In addition to the costs
in the budget, there were other costs involved in fielding the
Mission. The other costs include, possibly, some charges at
the USOM/Bangkok; USIA; and Voice of America; Bangkok Bank Ltd.
expenses, mostly for publicity; and some expenses in Honolulu
where the program was organized by the East-West Center.
addition, the Board of Investment incurred some expenses.
In
No
attempt will be made to estimate the expenses of USIA and Voice
of America.
The expenses of the Board of Investment and
Bangkok Bank Ltd. in New York are expected to be in the range
of $10,000 to $15,000. In Honolulu, the Center for Cultural
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