UNMIH - Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Mission in Haiti, Addendum (S/1994/828/Add.1)
- An advance team of not more than sixty personnel would cost $934,000 for the first month, including start-up costs of $187,000.
- The monthly cost of the advance team after the first month would be approximately $747,000.
- The advance team estimate covers 40 military personnel, 20 international civilian staff and 10 local staff.
- Raising UNMIH to 6,000 troops and 567 civilian police for six months is estimated at $215 million, excluding electoral activities.
- The Secretary-General would recommend that the costs be borne by Member States under Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter and credited to the UNMIH special account.
The Secretary-General informs the Security Council of the estimated cost of establishing an advance team of not more than sixty personnel in Haiti. The team would cost $934,000 for the first month, including start-up costs of $187,000, and about $747,000 monthly thereafter. The addendum also estimates $215 million for a six-month period with UNMIH troops raised to 6,000, 567 civilian police and additional civilian staff, excluding electoral activities. Annex I details the advance team costs and Annex II the costs of the 6,000-troop deployment by expenditure line. The Secretary-General recommends that, if the Council acts, the costs be treated as an expense of the Organization borne by Member States under Article 17, paragraph 2, of the Charter and credited to the UNMIH special account.
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