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Achkar filed an application before the UNRWA DT seeking monetary damages in the amount of USD three million for having been denied employment for the preceding ten years and for the alleged threats made against him when he traveled to and from Gaza in 2002. 5. (...) Achkar also addresses the merits of his claims before the UNRWA Dispute Tribunal and seeks monetary compensation in the amount of USD seven million for the danger that he and his family have faced since 2002 as a result of the United Nations’ actions.

On 10 August 2017, the Director of Mission Support wrote to the USG/DFS regarding the mission’s budget shortfall of USD30 million in staffing costs. 15. On 18 August 2017, MINUSCA HR processed a PA notifying the Applicant that his temporary appointment expired on 30 September 2017, in accordance with the extension request amended by the Director of Mission Support. 16. (...) The Respondent submitted that by this point, MINUSCA was facing a USD30 million shortfall in staffing costs. MINUSCA had almost USD10 million available to it under existing multi-year construction contracts which needed to be committed to task and purchase orders before 30 June 2017.

Nemrawi seeks the following remedies: (i) reinstatement to his post; (ii) an order for his “supervisors to study all the reports submitted and discuss [his] termination”; and (iii) financial compensation of about USD one million. The Commissioner-General’s Answer 7. (...) Nemrawi’s claim for compensation of USD one million, having determined that such a claim had no basis in fact or in law. 4 Aliko v.

She was also alleged to have issued purchase orders valued at over 9.7 million USD, including purchase orders issued to TFCE valued at more than 1.9 million USD. 5.

On 17 January 2018, the Commissioner-General of UNRWA announced to all UNRWA staff that the Government of the United States of America was limiting its contribution to the Agency to 60 million USD in 2018, compared to its contribution of more than 350 million USD in 2017.

Faye requests that the Appeals Tribunal award him USD 3 million for injuries that he has suffered from the actions and decisions by the Secretary to the UNJSPB, Chairman of the UNJSPB and the Standing Committee, in violation of his due process rights. (...) Faye seeks from the Appeals Tribunal an award of USD 3 million for injuries which he has allegedly suffered from the actions and decisions “by both the Standing Committee of [the] UNJSPB, the Chairman of the Pension Board and the Secretary of the Pension Board”.

TA and AB paid the Applicant, respectively 4 million and 4.9 million West African CFA francs. The Applicant collected their photos and birth certificates. (...) On the same day, the Applicant reimbursed him 1.95 million West African CFA francs. The Applicant was assisted in settlement negotiations by a friend, Mr. (...) The Court ordered the Applicant to pay the Complainant 2.1 million francs. He was also ordered to pay the legal costs of the case in the amount of 400 francs plus stamp duty, registration fees and the cost of serving the judgment. 46.

During this period, the Applicant is alleged to have issued purchase orders for boats and charters valued at over U.S. $9.7 million, including eleven purchase orders issued to TFCE valued at U.S. $1,919.008. 11. (...) The records revealed that between 1 July 2002 and 30 June 2007, U.S. $12.4 million had been awarded in boat contracts to seven Congolese companies. (...) It is unfortunate that managers in the system appeared to have sat pretty while far- reaching decisions involving millions of dollars were taken by procurement assistants in MONUC. 69.

Secondly, the Secretary-General of the WMO maintained that fourteen staff members who had left the WMO under the ERP/VSP had received benefits exceeding the allowances provided for in the Staff Rules. Of the CHF 2.2 million paid out under the ERP/VSP, CHF 734,000 should have been considered ex gratia payments that ought to have been approved by the President and Executive Management, but were not. (...) THE UNITED NATIONS APPEALS TRIBUNAL Judgment No. 2019-UNAT-952 11 of 14 34.14 On what basis should CHF 734,000 of the CHF 2.2 million paid out under the ERP/VSP be considered ex gratia payments?

The Albano building has been renovated at a cost of USD24 million to bring the working conditions up to “the required standard”. (...) The Respondent submits that the Albano building was among two swing spaces that were always considered as “long-term opportunities”, which is why the Organization invested over USD24 million in the renovation of the Albano building.