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(Y/N) Prescriptions per month Availability (Number of pharmacies) Location of pharmacies (Town) UNEP/POPS/COP.6/INF/4/Rev.1 12 Annex II Extracts of the records of scabicides and pediculicides from WHO Model Essential Medicines List (1977-2011) Year No Scabicides and pediculicides 19774 1 • Benzyl Benzoate; • Gamma Benzene Hexachloride 19795 2 • Benzyl Benzoate lotion, 25%; • Gamma Benzene Hexachloride cream or lotion, 1% 19836 3 • Benzyl Benzoate lotion, 25%; • Lindane cream or lotion, 1% 19857 4 • Benzyl Benzoate lotion, 25%; • Lindane cream or lotion, 1% 1988, 19908 5 • Benzyl Benzoate lotion, 25%; Lindane (7) cream, lotion, or powder, 1% (...) In some instances, drug utilization studies may contribute to a better understanding of true requirements. 6 • Benzyl Benzoate lotion, 25%; Lindane (7) cream, lotion, or powder, 1%; Permethrin lotion, 1% (...) • For Permethrin, cream 5% is added, since this is widely used in the treatment of scabies. 199712 9 • Benzyl Benzoate lotion, 25%; Permethrin lotion 1%, cream 5%. 199813 10 • Benzyl Benzoate lotion, 25%; Permethrin lotion 1%, cream 5%

The Iwpectore held many diecuseione with United lotions officials involved in the use and msnagement of United Iiatione extrabudgetary reeourCee. (...) T h u s , the United lot ions Disengagement Observer Force Wt4DOF) and the United lotions Interim Force )n Lebanon (UUIFIL), the United lotions Angola Verification Blission (UNAVWO, the Unitod Nations Iron-Iraq Military Observer Croup (UUIIMJG) and the United lotions Observer Group in Central America (UUOCA) are financed thrOU$h their respective special accounts. (...) The table above shows the breakdown of the United lotions oxtrabudaetary resources by major category.

The establishment and management of relevant data and databases, in particular by the use of new technology, should be given a very high priority in order to effectively and efficiently develop and increase the early warning capacity of the United lotions. B. Development of early warnina with renard to refugee outflows in the orincfral organs of the United Wetions 22. (...) Being aware that early waning wsa not established as a regular component of work at the United Wationa and that this constituted a lacuna in the work of the United Wationa particularly in preventive diplomacy, the Secretary-General nas continuously pointed out the importance of early warning activities, given that prevention is one of the most important functions of the United lotions, The Secretary-General informed in his second annual report in 1983 that he had initiated steps within the Secretariat in order to be alerted in advance to incipient problems affecting international peace and security 61. (...) As re8erda the actions taken by the Secretary-General, mindful of General Anaembly resolution 39/117 of 1984 on humen rights and mass exoduses, the Secretary-General designated the Centre for Human Rights “as the focal point within the Secretariat for monitoring and following-up contacts with the United lotions organs, specialised agencies and other international organi- sations with regard to incipient situations of mass movement of population.”

This approach advocates, a8 an exceptional meaeu?e, that the United lotions University should cede a porZfon of ito Endowment Fund, corresponding to the amount requited to cprer UBIITAR expenditure0 for a period of three years. (...) ing of sxistitrg United lotions Departmenta. This is the c~ae of URRISD and UiZ? (...) UIOIT~ provideo training of various type8 to govemumnt officials and diplometo, particularly from developing countriee, working in fielda related to United lotions syetem activities and to officiolo and expert8 of the United Uation0 oyetem. 41.

Salaries of the Seneral service staff continue rightly to follow local conditions of service, which is a key to the competitiveneso of the United lotions. On the other hand, salaries of professional and higher categories of staff have not been incrsaoad at a level established by the various studies mdertaken by the Intecnafional Civil SarViCe CommisSiOn (ICSC). (...) The report in Chapter II attmptu to explain the origin of the two-category structure in the Ynited Motions systazn. Tha United lotions classification system which MB introduced in 1946 and revised in 1947 did not recognize the distinction between international and non-international (local) categories of staff and recommended a one category structure. (...) Article 101 of the Charter of the United lotions states inter alia that -- "the paramount consideration in the employment of the staff and in the determination of the conditions of service shall be the necessity of securing the h+ghhost standards of efficiency, conqmtanco. and integrity." 16 .

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