Information annex No. 5
Breakdown by means of action
Classification by means of action
1. Resources for each technical
programme are broken down in a separate budget table by means
of action under each major programme. The standard classification
of means of action comprises: technical meetings; research;
dissemination of information; standardsetting activities;
technical advisory services; service and support of technical
cooperation projects; regular budget field projects; and Management,
General Service support and other activities. These means
of action are interrelated and the distinction between them ;s
not always evident. Thus, it is often difficult to judge under
which means of action a given activity should be shown. For example,
a large proportion of the research proposed is for the preparation
of reports for the Governing Body and evaluation studies; other
research is designed to enable the Office to provide technical
information or technical advisory services which in turn is closely
linked to operational activities. The point at which one of these
means of action turns into another is often difficult to determine
and many activities imply several means of action in practice.
The resources shown under each means of action are therefore purely
indicative. Subject to this proviso, the definitions of the means
of action are set out below.
Technical meetings
2. This heading covers the
following types of meetings:
Sectoral meetings:
meetings recommended by the Committee on Sectoral and Technical
Meetings and Related Issues.
Tripartite advisory
meetings: meetings attended by participants representing government,
employer and worker circles with a view to advising the (Governing
Body on the development of future ILO programmes and policies
which may command tripartite support in a given field.
Meetings of experts:
meetings attended by experts appointed in their individual
capacity to advise the Office and the Governing Body on a welldefined
technical subject.
Symposia: meetings,
the main purpose of which is to provide for an international exchange
of views and experience rather than to reach agreed conclusions
for consideration by the Governing Body.
Included under this heading
are the direct costs (e.g. travel costs and allowances of delegates)
of meetings financed by the regular budget as well as the costs
involved in the preparation of the reports for the meeting, servicing
the meeting and any administrative followup activities which
may be necessary (including the records of the proceedings of
the meeting). A list of all sectoral meetings, tripartite advisory
meetings and meetings of experts appears in Information annex
No. 8.
Research
3. This heading covers: research
activities and evaluation studies (other than periodic, midterm
or terminal evaluations of specific technical cooperation projects
which are included under Service and support of technical cooperation
projects); studies leading to monographs, published by or on behalf
of the ILO or articles in the International Labour Review or
other technical journals; and preparation of, or contributions
to, reports submitted to the Governing Body and its committees,
reports for the Conference other than for the adoption or supervision
of standards (including reports for general discussion), and reports
for other organizations and interagency working groups.
Dissemination of information
4. This heading covers: compilation,
analysis, translation and editing of current information for recurrent
publications (e.g. International Labour Review); representing
the ILO at meetings outside the Office; coordinating and/or liaising
with other organizations; elaboration of new training techniques,
teaching aids and teaching materials (including those specifically
developed for technical cooperation projects); preparation of
manuals and guidelines when this involves presenting and synthesizing
existing material rather than undertaking research; and responding
to ad hoc requests for information.
Standardsetting activities
5. This heading covers: all
work related to the development, formulation, implementation,
promotion and revision of ILO Conventions and Recommendations,
ILO declarations and codes of practice and standards elaborated
in collaboration with other organizations and endorsed by the
ILO. This includes: the preparation of reports to the Governing
Body on the questions proposed for standardsetting and the
preparation of reports to the Conference on the items selected;
technical analysis, in collaboration with major programme 50 (International
labour standards and human rights), of periodic reports on Conventions
and Recommendations and other work related to the formulation,
implementation and revision of standards.
Technical advisory services
6. This heading covers: responding
to ad hoc requests from ILO constituents or other organizations
for technical advice in the ILO's field of competence; participation
in the programming or evaluation missions of other organizations;
and participation in educational activities both within the framework
of ILOsponsored projects or at the request of another institution
or of ILO constituents.
Service and support of technical
cooperation projects
7. This heading covers:
(a)Programme planning and
project formulation. AR activities
leading to the development and financing of technical cooperation
projects, including the elements of the programme can be planned
well in design and development of projects; negotiations advance,
but others are arranged much later, in the light and consultations
with recipients and donors; and of priority needs as they develop.
Indicative figures for preparation of project documents.
(b) Project implementation.
All activities of a technical or administrative nature required
in support of the technical cooperation projects for which the
Office has responsibility (e.g. technical supervision and evaluation,
recruitment of experts, fellowships, equipment procurement, financial
management).
Regular budget field projects
8. This heading covers operational
activities including fellowships, operational equipment, seminars
and study tours, and shortterm expert assignments. The descriptions
of RBTCfunded field projects contain only a general indication
of the nature of these activities. Under the regular budget, some
the distribution of RBTC credits
are shown in the budget tables for the major programmes in the
technical sector and for the regions. Further details of the proposed
RBTC appropriations for all major programmes, at headquarters
and in the field, are shown in Information annex No. 6.
Management, General Service support
and other activities
9. This heading covers all
the activities which do not correspond to any of the means of
action described above. In particular it covers programme management
and support and, in most programmes, General Service clerical
and secretarial support.
Resource breakdown by means of action (at 1996-97 cost rates)
| PROGRAMMES | TECHNICAL MEETINGS | RESEARCH | DISSEMIN. OF INFORMATION | STANDARD- SETTING ACTIVITIES | TECHNICAL COOPERATION ACTIVITIES | MANAGEMENT, GS SUPPORT AND OTHER ACTIVITIES | TOTAL 1998-99 1.16 TO 1.46 |
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ADVISORY SERVICES | SERVICE AND SUPPORT | PROJECTS (INCL. RBTC) | ||||||
| INTERNATIONAL LABOUR STANDARDS AND HUMAN RIGHTS | |||||||||
| 050.10 | - | - | - | 697,650 | - | - | 101,440 | 1,222,705 | 2,021,795 |
| 050.20 | 891,008 | - | - | 4,240,196 | 1,831,822 | - | 259,200 | 832,128 | 8,054,354 |
| 050.30 | - | - | - | 2,270,214 | 460,074 | - | 219,210 | 541,482 | 3,490,980 |
| 050.40 | - | - | - | 1,873,890 | 617,872 | - | 229,300 | 653,640 | 3,374,702 |
| 050.50 | - | - | - | 2,266,082 | - | - | 42,750 | 494,156 | 2,802,988 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 891,008 | - | - | 11,348,032 | 2,909,768 | - | 851,900 | 3,744,111 | 19,744,819 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | 44,818 | 44,818 |
| EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING | |||||||||
| 060.10 | - | - | 2,577,160 | - | 565,646 | 1,152,582 | 706,000 | 1,134,408 | 6,135,796 |
| 060.20 | 318,084 | 3,080,950 | 1,733,027 | - | 3,178,204 | 225,113 | - | 794,776 | 9,330,154 |
| 060.30 | - | 792,932 | 2,353,536 | 126,428 | 556,915 | - | - | 399,652 | 4,229,463 |
| 060.40 | - | 444,996 | 311,742 | - | 526,834 | - | - | 436,490 | 1,720,062 |
| 060.50 | - | 127,560 | 533,372 | 74,166 | 341,126 | 310,874 | - | 749,436 | 2,136,534 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 318,084 | 4,446,438 | 7,508,837 | 200,594 | 5,168,725 | 1,688,569 | 706,000 | 3,514,762 | 23,552,009 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 35,566,000 | 1,439,406 | 37,005,406 |
| ENTERPRISE AND COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT | |||||||||
| 065.10 | 159,953 | 242,072 | 49,444 | - | 285,672 | 74,166 | 653,000 | 764,180 | 2,228,487 |
| 065.20 | - | 1,427,644 | 305,201 | - | 1,824,097 | 494,680 | - | 1,271,364 | 5,322,986 |
| 065.30 | - | - | 78,066 | 81,966 | 398,290 | 82,056 | - | 245,217 | 885,595 |
| 065.40 | - | 171,832 | 307,996 | - | 648,418 | 148,332 | - | 587,568 | 1,864,146 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 159,953 | 1,841,548 | 740,707 | 81,966 | 3,156,477 | 799,234 | 653,000 | 2,868,329 | 10,301,214 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 51,232,000 | 1,700,633 | 52,932,633 |
| INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AND LABOUR ADMINISTRATION | |||||||||
| 080.10 | - | - | - | - | - | - | 495,000 | 645,158 | 1,140,158 |
| 080.20 | - | - | 306,115 | 49,713 | 724,354 | 284,303 | - | 653,640 | 2,018,125 |
| 080.30 | 221,944 | 882,299 | 722,146 | 24,722 | 1,357,974 | 370,830 | - | 1,367,592 | 4,947,507 |
| 080.40 | - | 1,375,266 | 291,620 | 230,037 | 588,127 | 287,020 | - | 750,985 | 3,523,055 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 221,944 | 2,257,565 | 1,319,881 | 304,472 | 2,670,455 | 942,153 | 495,000 | 3,417,375 | 11,628,845 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 8,548,000 | 462,436 | 9,010,436 |
| WORKING CONDITIONS AND ENVIRONMENT | |||||||||
| 090.10 | 242,695 | 320,074 | 673,262 | 192,954 | 777,994 | 118,788 | 1,120,000 | 1,112,864 | 4,558,631 |
| 090.20 | 155,556 | 546,489 | 3,659,290 | 498,487 | 1,375,082 | 1,051,852 | - | 491,842 | 7,778,598 |
| 090.30 | - | 1,809,223 | 1,017,802 | 287,020 | 412,474 | - | - | 707,208 | 4,233,727 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 398,251 | 2,675,786 | 5,350,354 | 978,461 | 2,565,550 | 1,170,640 | 1,120,000 | 2,311,914 | 16,570,956 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 25,420,000 | 1,365,057 | 26,785,057 |
| SECTORAL ACTIVITIES | |||||||||
| 100.10 | 4,894,555 | 861,631 | 752,305 | 111,249 | 1,674,357 | 383,191 | 512,000 | 2,581,830 | 11,771,118 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 4,894,555 | 861,631 | 752,305 | 111,249 | 1,674,357 | 383,191 | 512,000 | 2,581,830 | 11,771,118 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 5,712,000 | 207,085 | 5,919,085 |
| SOCIAL SECURITY | |||||||||
| 110.10 | - | 1,073,111 | 3,000,669 | 343,429 | 1,140,179 | 296,664 | 366,500 | 1,273,558 | 7,494,110 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | - | 1,073,111 | 3,000,669 | 343,429 | 1,140,179 | 296,664 | 366,500 | 1,273,558 | 7,494,110 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 3,360,000 | 101,105 | 3,461,105 |
| STATISTICS | |||||||||
| 120.10 | 278,296 | 223,839 | 3,903,202 | 1,547,076 | 672,521 | 128,738 | 85,500 | 443,291 | 7,282,463 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 278,296 | 223,839 | 3,903,202 | 1,547,076 | 672,521 | 128,738 | 85,500 | 443,291 | 7,282,463 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | 49,334 | 49,334 |
| DEVELOPMENT POLICIES | |||||||||
| 125.10 | - | 1,288,229 | 1,362,862 | 32,159 | 1,362,993 | 1,143,584 | 683,000 | 689,135 | 6,561,962 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | - | 1,288,229 | 1,362,862 | 32,159 | 1,362,993 | 1,143,584 | 683,000 | 689,135 | 6,561,962 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 35,924,000 | 1,399,754 | 37,323,754 |
| EMPLOYERS' ACTIVITIES | |||||||||
| 225.10 | 129,040 | - | - | - | 1,246,968 | 1,110,580 | 1,753,600 | 887,446 | 5,127,634 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 129,040 | - | - | - | 1,246,968 | 1,110,580 | 1,753,600 | 887,446 | 5,127,634 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 2,000,000 | 83,538 | 2,083,538 |
| WORKERS' ACTIVITIES | |||||||||
| 230.10 | 2,244,334 | 65,169 | 1,317,121 | - | 2,319,650 | 329,485 | 4,474,200 | 3,722,693 | 14,472,652 |
| TOTAL REGULAR BUDGET | 2,244,334 | 65,169 | 1,317,121 | - | 2,319,650 | 329,485 | 4,474,200 | 3,722,693 | 14,472,652 |
| TOTAL OTHER SOURCES | - | - | - | - | - | - | 12,000,000 | 409,500 | 12,409,500 |