Small and Far Between: Peacekeeping Economies in South Sudan

Figures & data

Figure 1. Cost of UNDPKO missions in Sudan and South Sudan as a share of total UNDPKO missions’ budget.

Source: United Nations annual budget and expenditure reports to the General Assembly and UNDPKO Fact sheets 2004–13.

Table 1. Oil revenues as percentage of total government revenues

2005	99.97%
2006	99.88%
2007	99.55%
2008	98.25%
2009	97.21%
2010	97.80%
2011	98.25%

Table 2. UNMIS/UNMISS staff by category, 2004–2014

	2004–2005	2005–2006	2006–2007	2007–2008	2008–2009	2009–2010	2010–2011	2011–2012 UNMIS	2011–2012 UNMISS	2012–2013	2013–2014 (est.)
International civilians	306	523	786	802	758	797	888	210	735	971	978
UN police (not in formed units)	43	343	659	650	654	683	670	71	455	900	900
Military observers, advisor, liaison officers	141	447	627	579	575	486	482	69	154	166	166
Military contingents	965	5187	8816	8697	9188	9075	9350	1665	5049	6834	6834
Total paid International staff	1455	6500	10888	10728	11175	11041	11390	2015	6393	8871	8878
Total national staff	535	1,004	2171	2,423	2,422	2,629	2,761	2,767	1122	1618	1730