UNMIH - Report of the Secretary-General on the Question Concerning Haiti, Addendum: estimated cost of the mission (S/1995/46/Add.1)
- First six months of the UNMIH takeover estimated at $178,317,000.
- Staffing: 6,000 military, 900 civilian police, 227 international and 193 local civilian staff, 29 volunteers.
- Largest lines: military personnel $63.96 million, civilian personnel $27.19 million.
- Cost to be assessed on Member States under Article 17(2).
The addendum refers to paragraphs 66, 87 and 90 of the main report (S/1995/46). It estimates $178,317,000 for February 1 to July 31, 1995, for 6,000 military personnel, 900 civilian police, 227 international civilian staff, 193 local staff and 29 United Nations Volunteers. The annex lists 19 lines, the largest being military personnel ($63.96 million), civilian personnel ($27.19 million), premises ($18.79 million) and supplies and services ($17.28 million). The Secretary-General would ask the General Assembly to treat the cost as an expense of the Organization under Article 17, paragraph 2 of the Charter, credited to a UNMIH special account.
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