Governing Body 310th Session, Geneva, March 2011 PFA FOR DECISION. Programme and Budget proposals for 2012 13

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INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE Governing Body 310th Session, Geneva, March 2011 Programme, Financial and Administrative Committee GB.310/PFA/2/1(Rev.) PFA FOR DECISION SECOND ITEM ON THE AGENDA Programme and Budget for 2012 13 Director-General s for adjustments to the Programme and Budget for 2012 13 1. Attached are two appendices summarizing the proposed adjustments to the original and the revised budget totals resulting from these adjustments. 2. Appendix I details the adjustments to the budget in constant dollars. 3. Appendix II summarizes the revised taking account of the revisions to cost increases and the programme adjustments indicated in Appendix I. The net effect of these adjustments is to reduce the nominal level of the by $1,768,046 from $746,215,794 to $744,447,748. 4. The Director-General will present his explanation of these adjustments prior to their discussion by the Committee. 5. The Committee may accordingly wish: (a) to propose that the Governing Body recommend to the International Labour Conference at its 100th Session (June 2011) a provisional programme level of $744,447,748 estimated at the 2010 11 budget exchange rate of 1.07 Swiss francs to the US dollar, the final exchange rate and the corresponding US dollar level of the budget and Swiss franc assessment to be determined by the Conference; (b) to submit to the Governing Body for proposal to the Conference at the same session a resolution for the adoption of the programme and budget for the 73rd financial period (2012 13) and for the allocation of expenses among member States in that period in the following terms: GB310-PFA_2-1(Rev.)_[2011-03-0169-2]-En.docx

The General Conference of the International Labour Organization, in virtue of the Financial Regulations, passes for the 73rd financial period, ending 31 December 2013, the budget of expenditure for the International Labour Organization amounting to $... and the budget of income amounting to $..., which, at the budget rate of exchange of Swiss francs. to the US dollar amounts to Swiss francs.., and resolves that the budget of income, denominated in Swiss francs, shall be allocated among member States in accordance with the scale of contributions recommended by the Finance Committee of Government Representatives. Geneva, 16 March 2011 Point for decision: Paragraph 5 2 GB310-PFA_2-1(Rev.)_[2011-03-0169-2]-En.docx

Appendix I Adjustments to the operational budget Revised budget Budget Proposed adjustments Revised budget (in constant US$) PART I Policy-making organs International Labour Conference 13 927 896 13 649 338 (500 000) 13 149 338 Governing Body 5 775 844 5 487 053-5 487 053 Major Regional Meetings 1 110 627 844 512 (547 325) 297 187 Legal Services 3 443 313 3 443 313 (8 389) 3 434 924 Relations, meetings and document services 54 919 998 53 101 723 (115 697) 52 986 026 79 177 678 76 525 939 (1 171 411) 75 354 528 Strategic objectives Technical sectors Employment Economic and labour market analysis 8 045 097 8 597 930 (18 834) 8 579 096 Skills and employability 7 433 992 7 375 088 344 329 7 719 417 Employment policy 9 401 973 8 516 695 (18 495) 8 498 200 Job Creation and enterprise 15 219 523 15 033 849 168 689 15 202 538 Executive Director's Office and Central Support 6 420 076 6 039 071 (12 453) 6 026 618 Regular budget technical cooperation 2 436 552 2 436 552-2 436 552 48 957 213 47 999 185 463 236 48 462 421 Social protection Social Security 9 228 386 9 333 959 (22 778) 9 311 181 Labour Protection 21 408 844 20 967 043 (44 706) 20 922 337 Executive Director's Office and Central Support 2 933 828 2 903 292 (6 518) 2 896 774 Regular budget technical cooperation 1 345 302 1 345 302-1 345 302 34 916 360 34 549 596 (74 002) 34 475 594 Social dialogue Employers' Activities 5 674 202 5 924 201 (13 622) 5 910 579 Workers' Activities 13 988 771 14 238 778 (29 931) 14 208 847 Industrial and employment relations 6 562 517 6 233 748 (13 904) 6 219 844 Labour Administration and labour inspection 4 256 554 4 500 790 (10 313) 4 490 477 Sectoral Activities 13 714 137 13 164 740 (24 553) 13 140 187 Executive Director's Office and Central Support 2 868 084 2 724 377 (6 384) 2 717 993 Regular budget technical cooperation 8 670 207 8 670 207-8 670 207 55 734 472 55 456 841 (98 707) 55 358 134 Standards and fundamental principles and rights at work Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work 7 024 223 7 754 148 (15 276) 7 738 872 International Labour Standards 24 971 747 24 461 412 (53 027) 24 408 385 Executive Director's Office and Central Support 4 361 623 3 913 087 (6 522) 3 906 565 Regular budget technical cooperation 1 493 459 1 493 459-1 493 459 37 851 052 37 622 106 (74 825) 37 547 281 Cross-cutting programmes Communications and public information 26 038 709 26 739 417 (53 902) 26 685 515 Partnership and development cooperation 10 266 150 9 854 575 (15 248) 9 839 327 Gender equality 3 000 953 3 000 953 (5 828) 2 995 125 Support to UN reform and inter-agency programmes 1 557 882 - - 0 International Institute for Labour Studies 5 776 699 5 944 683 (14 461) 5 930 222 International Training Centre of the ILO, Turin 7 609 877 7 609 877-7 609 877 Policy integration 7 803 369 7 647 346 (15 846) 7 631 500 Statistics 9 466 074 9 923 581 (20 840) 9 902 741 Technical Meetings Reserve 1 435 558 646 607-646 607 Support to South-South and Triangular Cooperation - 1 457 507 (1 121) 1 456 386 72 955 271 72 824 546 (127 246) 72 697 300 Total technical programmes 250 414 368 248 452 274 88 456 248 540 730 GB310-PFA_2-1(Rev.)_[2011-03-0169-2]-En.docx 3

Revised budget Budget Proposed adjustments Revised budget (in constant US$) Regions Field Programmes in Africa 68 455 998 70 038 696 486 442 70 525 138 Field Programmes in the Americas 54 504 521 55 457 008 208 160 55 665 168 Field Programmes in Arab States 14 308 547 14 500 622 279 647 14 780 269 Field Programmes in Asia and the Pacific 61 482 231 61 918 801 234 808 62 153 609 Field Programmes in Europe and Central Asia 21 193 998 21 212 542 230 943 21 443 485 219 945 295 223 127 669 1 440 000 224 567 669 Support services Information Technology and Communications 27 713 990 29 575 257 341 606 29 916 863 Facilities Management 20 531 708 20 018 072 (11 754) 20 006 318 Central Services, Security and Protocol 26 547 120 26 061 549 (43 187) 26 018 362 Procurement 2 500 689 2 500 689 (5 871) 2 494 818 77 293 507 78 155 567 280 794 78 436 361 Total strategic objectives 547 653 170 549 735 510 1 809 250 551 544 760 Management services General Management 9 066 536 8 609 847 (18 074) 8 591 773 Human Resources Development 22 294 652 22 294 652 (42 014) 22 252 638 Financial Services 15 331 141 15 331 141 (36 525) 15 294 616 Programming and Management 8 732 441 8 732 441 (20 297) 8 712 144 Executive Director's Office, management and administration 1 625 804 1 544 385 (3 384) 1 541 001 57 050 574 56 512 466 (120 294) 56 392 172 Oversight and evaluation Internal audit and oversight 2 414 034 2 414 034 (5 604) 2 408 430 Independent Oversight Advisory committee 343 561 343 561 (364) 343 197 Ethics function 201 482 201 482-201 482 Evaluation 2 075 490 2 682 997 (5 474) 2 677 523 5 034 567 5 642 074 (11 442) 5 630 632 Other budgetary provisions 40 113 417 40 113 417 (6 103) 40 107 314 Adjustment for staff turnover -6 104 967-6 104 967 - -6 104 967 TOTAL PART I 722 924 439 722 424 439 500 000 722 924 439 PART II. UNFORESEEN EXPENDITURE Unforeseen expenditure 875 000 1 375 000 (500 000) 875 000 PART III. WORKING CAPITAL FUND Working Capital Fund - - - TOTAL (PARTS I-III) 723 799 439 723 799 439-723 799 439 PART IV. INSTITUTIONAL INVESTMENTS AND EXTRAORDINARY ITEMS Accommodation 2 920 561 2 920 561-2 920 561 TOTAL PART IV 2 920 561 2 920 561-2 920 561 TOTAL (PARTS I-IV) 726 720 000 726 720 000-726 720 000 4 GB310-PFA_2-1(Rev.)_[2011-03-0169-2]-En.docx

Appendix II Provisional programme level for 2012 13 resulting from the adjustments proposed by the Director-General (in constant US$) provisional level (US$) Part I Part II Ordinary budget Initial 722 424 439 Net programme adjustments as per Appendix I 500 000 New proposal 722 924 439 Unforeseen expenditure Initial 1 375 000 Net programme adjustments as per Appendix I -500 000 New proposal 875 000 Part III Working capital fund - Part IV Institutional investments and extraordinary items 2 920 561 Provisional programme level (in constant dollars) 726 720 000 Cost increases Initial cost increases 19 495 794 Reduction in cost increase due to programme adjustments -3 260 Reduction in provision for cost increases -1 764 786 New proposal 17 727 748 Total adjustments -1 768 046 Provisional programme level (Recosted) 744 447 748 Comparison with Programme and Budget Increase/ Budget Provisional (Decrease) level compared with (in US dollars) Part I Ordinary budget 722 924 439 722 924 439 - Cost increase 17 669 224 17 669 224 Part II Unforeseen expenditure 875 000 875 000 - Part III Working capital fund - - - Part IV Institutional investments and extraordinary items 2 920 561 2 920 561 - Cost increase 58 524 58 524 Total budget (Parts I - IV) 726 720 000 744 447 748 17 727 748 GB310-PFA_2-1(Rev.)_[2011-03-0169-2]-En.docx 5