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UN MISSION-BY-MISSION STATISTICS | 143International Civilian Staff by Occupational Group andPost GradeThis section compares the occupational groupsand post grades of international civilian staff, asprovided by DFS FPD up to 31 March 2010. Postgrades of international civilian staff include thefollowing categories:• Senior Appointments (USG and ASG)• Professional and higher categories (D-2 andD-1, P-5 through P-1)• Field Service (FS-PL and FS-OL)• General Service and related categories (GS-Pand GS-OL, S-S)Data is unavailable for the following missions:Personal Envoy for Western Sahara, Special Adviserfor Myanmar, Special Envoy for the Implementationof Resolution 1559, Special Envoy for LRA-AffectedAreas and UNIIIC.FatalitiesData on fatalities, as available from the SituationCentre at DPKO for BINUCA, UNAMA, UNAMI,UNIPSIL and UNMIN, are given in the context ofpersonnel and incident type. This section covers allfatalities since the inception of the mission up to 30April 2010. Figures are listed on a yearly, and whenpossible, monthly basis. Information on fatalities forapplicable missions not incorporated in the 2010Annual Review of Special Political Missions will beincluded in future editions.VehiclesInformation on vehicles was obtained from theLogistics Support Division (LSD) at DFS, andcovers only UN Owned Equipment (UNOE), anddoes not include vehicles that are Contingent OwnedEquipment (COE) or National Owned Equipment(NOE). Data is represented up to 31 March 2010.The following missions do not have UNOE vehiclesat their disposal: Personal Envoy for Western Sahara,Special Adviser for Myanmar and Special Envoy forthe Implementation of Resolution 1559.AircraftAll data on aircraft inventory are current as of 31March 2010, and have been submitted by DFSLSD. BINUCA, CNMC and UNIOGBIS do notutilize any aircraft, but receive air support on an adhoc basis.Budget and ExpendituresAll figures on the most recent budget cycle(2008-2010) have been derived from publiclyavailable documents of the UN AdvisoryCommittee on Administrative and BudgetaryQuestions (ACABQ) or the UN’s Administrativeand Budgetary Committee (Fifth Committee). Thissection covers appropriations (1 January 2008 to 31December 2009), estimated or actual expendituresas available (1 January 2008 to 31 December 2009),approved budgets (1 January to 31 December 2009)if provided and requirements for the following year(1 January to 31 December 2010). An exceptionis UNSCO, for which the most recent financialreporting covers appropriations from January 2008to December 2009 and estimated expenditures fromJanuary 2010 to December 2011. It is important tonote that all estimated expenditures are preliminaryand subject to change. Requirements for 2010are further broken down into the three followingcategories, with some variation as applicable toeach mission:Military and police personnel. Includes missions’subsistence allowances, travel on emplacement,rotation and repatriation, death and disabilitycompensation, rations and clothing allowances formilitary and police personnel.Civilian personnel. Includes provisions forsalaries, staff assessment and common staff costs,overtime and hazardous duty stations allowances, aswell as costs associated with UNVs.Operational costs. Costs associated with consultantsand experts, official travel, facilities and infrastructure,ground, air and/or naval transportation in mission,communications, IT, medical, special equipment,other supplies, services and equipment and quickimpact projects.Mission ExpendituresAll data on historical expenditures covers thetimeframe from 2000, or the inception of themission if more recent, until 2008. See Budget andExpenditures for categories and subcategories ofexpenditures.
144 | REVIEW OF POLITICAL MISSIONS6.1U N M i s s i o n - b y - M i s s i o n S t a t i s t i c sBINUB(UN Integrated Office in Burundi)BINUB Key FactsLatest Key ResolutionFirst MandateERSGDeputy ERSGFirst ERSG17 December 2009 (date of issue)UNSC Res. 1902 (twelve month duration)25 October 2006 (date of issue); 1 January 2007 (date of effect)UNSC Res. 1719 (twelve month duration)Charles Petrie (UK/France)SG letter of appointment 23 March 2010Bintou Keita (Guinea)Youssef Mahmoud (Tunisia)BINUB PersonnelCategoryQuantityInternational Civilian 117Local Civilian 243MEM 5Police 8UNV 47Total 420Source: DFS FPD, DPKO FGS, UNVNotes: Data for local civilian staff as of 31 January 2010, data for international civilian staff and UNVs as of 31 March 2010,data for MEMs and police as of 31 May 2010.
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