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June 2009 Indices Des Prix De Détail Relatif Aux Dépenses De La Vie Courante Des Fonctionnaires De L'uno New York = 100, Date D'indice = Juin 2009 Retail prices indices relating to living expenditures of United Nations Officials New York City = 100, Index date = June 2009 Indices des prix de détail relatif aux dépenses de la vie courante des fonctionnaires de l'UNO New York = 100, Date d'indice = Juin 2009 National currency per US $ Index - Indice Valeur du $ É. - U. en monnaie nationale Excluding housing 2/ Country or area Duty Station Per US $ 1/ Currency Non compris Pays ou Zone Villes-postes Cours du $ E-U 1/ Monnaie Total l'habitation 2/ Afghanistan Kabul 50.06 Afghani 89 95 Albania - Albanie Tirana 94.20 Lek 80 88 Algeria - Algérie Algiers 73.24 Algerian dinar 82 88 Angola Luanda 77.610 Kwanza 107 99 Argentina - Argentine Buenos Aires 3.710 Argentine peso 78 79 Armenia - Arménie Yerevan 372.00 Dram 83 92 Australia - Australie Sydney 1.274 Australian dollar 92 98 Austria - Autriche Vienna 0.717 Euro 100 108 Azerbaijan - Azerbaïdjan Baku 0.80 Azerbaijan manat 90 97 Bahamas Nassau 1.00 Bahamanian dollar 99 96 Bahrain - Bahreïn Manama 0.375 Bahraini dinar 95 100 Bangladesh Dhaka 68.55 Taka 80 86 Barbados - Barbade Bridgetown 2.00 Barbadian dollar 87 93 Belarus - Bélarus Minsk 2800 Belarusian rouble 84 89 Belgium - Belgique Brussels 0.717 Euro 98 104 Belize Belmopan 2.00 Belize dollar 77 86 Benin - Bénin Cotonou 470.321 CFA franc 87 96 Bhutan - Bhoutan Thimpu 47.10 Ngultrum 83 90 Bolivia - Bolivie La Paz 6.97 Boliviano 76 85 Bosnia and Herzegovina - Bosnie-Herzégovine Sarajevo 1.40233 Convertible mark 77 82 Botswana Gaborone 6.950 Pula 83 90 Brazil - Brésil Brasilia 2.020 Real 98 104 Bulgaria - Bulgarie Sofia 1.402 Lev 84 91 Burkina Faso Ouagadougou 470.321 CFA franc 92 101 Burundi Bujumbura 1213.000 Burundi franc 86 95 Cambodia - Cambodge Phnom Penh 4129 Riel 70 74 Cameroon - Cameroun Yaounde 470.321 CFA franc 94 102 Canada Montreal 1.11 Canadian dollar 90 96 Cape Verde - Cap-Vert Praia 79.060 C.V. escudo 86 95 Central African Rep. - Rép. centrafricaine Bangui 470.321 CFA franc 104 113 Chad - Tchad N'Djamena 470.321 CFA franc 98 103 Chile - Chili Santiago 560 Chilean peso 83 89 China - Chine Beijing 6.820 Yuan renminbi 92 99 China - Chine Hong Kong 7.75 Hong Kong dollar 119 94 China - Chine Macau 7.98 Pataca 82 89 Colombia - Colombie Bogota 2208.00 Colombian peso 88 90 Comoros - Comores Moroni 352.741 Comorian franc 91 100 Congo Brazzaville 470.321 CFA franc 104 109 Costa Rica San Jose 571.50 Costa Rican colon 78 87 Côte d'Ivoire Abidjan 470.321 CFA franc 90 98 06/08/2009 9:17 AM 1 of 5 Retail prices indices relating to living expenditures of United Nations Officials New York City = 100, Index date = June 2009 Indices des prix de détail relatif aux dépenses de la vie courante des fonctionnaires de l'UNO New York = 100, Date d'indice = Juin 2009 National currency per US $ Index - Indice Valeur du $ É. - U. en monnaie nationale Excluding housing 2/ Country or area Duty Station Per US $ 1/ Currency Non compris Pays ou Zone Villes-postes Cours du $ E-U 1/ Monnaie Total l'habitation 2/ Croatia - Croatie Zagreb 5.210 Kuna 99 94 Cuba Havana 0.917 Cuban peso 86 3/ 87 Cyprus - Chypre Nicosia 0.717 Euro 81 91 Czech Republic - République tchèque Prague 19.20 Czech koruna 94 91 Dem. Rep. of the Congo - Rép. dém. du Congo Kinshasa 760.000 Franc congolais 85 89 Denmark - Danemark Copenhagen 5.34 Danish krone 108 113 Djibouti Djibouti 177.00 Djibouti franc 89 98 Dominican Republic - Rép. dominicaine Santo Domingo 35.98 Dominican peso 82 84 Ecuador - Equateur Quito 1.00 US dollar 74 81 Egypt - Egypte Cairo 5.610 Egyptian pound 80 87 El Salvador San Salvador 8.75 Salvadorian colon 77 84 Equatorial Guinea - Guinée équatoriale Malabo 470.321 CFA franc 86 91 Eritrea - Erythrée Asmara 15.00 Nakfa 87 93 Estonia - Estonie Tallinn 11.219 Kroon 86 100 Ethiopia - Ethiopie Addis Ababa 11.210 Birr 87 95 Fiji - Fidji Suva 2.09 Fiji dollar 75 82 Finland - Finlande Helsinki 0.717 Euro 100 105 France Paris 0.717 Euro 101 105 Gabon Libreville 470.321 CFA franc 96 103 Gambia - Gambie Banjul 26.60 Dalasi 83 93 Georgia - Géorgie Tbilisi 1.620 Lari 83 89 Germany - Allemagne Bonn 0.717 Euro 94 103 Ghana Accra 1.41 Cedi 83 90 Greece - Grèce Athens 0.717 Euro 89 94 Guatemala Guatemala City 8.1200 Quetzal 76 86 Guinea - Guinée Conakry 5037.000 Guinean franc 83 89 Guinea-Bissau - Guinée-Bissau Bissau 470.321 CFA franc 97 105 Guyana Georgetown 202.00 Guyanese dollar 81 88 Haiti - Haïti Port-au-Prince 40.95 Gourde 90 95 Honduras Tegucigalpa 18.900 Lempira 82 89 Hungary - Hongrie Budapest 204.00 Forint 88 95 India - Inde New Delhi 47.10 Indian rupee 78 83 Indonesia - Indonésie Jakarta 10143 Rupiah 84 90 Iran (Islamic Rep. of) - Iran (Rép. Islamique d') Teheran 9705 Iranian rial 83 90 Iraq Baghdad 1175 Iraqi dinar 84 94 Ireland - Irlande Dublin 0.717 Euro 102 103 Israel - Israël Jerusalem 3.950 Shekel 87 92 Italy - Italie Rome 0.717 Euro 100 104 Jamaica - Jamaïque Kingston 89.000 Jamaican dollar 83 88 Japan - Japon Tokyo 96.80 Yen 137 110 06/08/2009 9:17 AM 2 of 5 Retail prices indices relating to living expenditures of United Nations Officials New York City = 100, Index date = June 2009 Indices des prix de détail relatif aux dépenses de la vie courante des fonctionnaires de l'UNO New York = 100, Date d'indice = Juin 2009 National currency per US $ Index - Indice Valeur du $ É. - U. en monnaie nationale Excluding housing 2/ Country or area Duty Station Per US $ 1/ Currency Non compris Pays ou Zone Villes-postes Cours du $ E-U 1/ Monnaie Total l'habitation 2/ Jordan - Jordanie Amman 0.708 Jordanian dinar 81 86 Kazakhstan Almaty 149.70 Tenge 83 88 Kenya Nairobi 77.54 Kenyan shilling 80 87 Kiribati Tarawa 1.274 Australian dollar 102 3/ 108 Korea, Dem. People's Rep. - Corée, Rép. pop. dém. Pyongyang 139.00 North Korean won 90 3/ 97 Korea, Republic of - Corée, République de Seoul 1233.00 South Korean won 96 91 Kuwait - Koweït Kuwait 0.289 Kuwaiti dinar 83 85 Kyrgyzstan - Kirghizistan Bishkek 43.10 Som 78 83 Lao People's Dem. Rep. - Rép. dém. pop. lao Vientiane 8517 Kip 79 87 Latvia - Lettonie Riga 0.508 Lats 90 98 Lebanon - Liban Beirut 1501 Lebanese pound 86 91 Lesotho Maseru 8.22 Loti 80 86 Liberia - Libéria Monrovia 64.00 Liberain dollar 87 92 Libyan Arab Jamahiriya - Jamah. arabe libyenne Tripoli 1.310 Libyan dinar 79 85 Lithuania - Lituanie Vilnius 2.476 Litas 87 93 Madagascar Antananarivo 1943.00 Malagasy ariary 78 88 Malawi Lilongwe 163.720 Kwacha 82 92 Malaysia - Malaisie Kuala Lumpur 3.500 Ringgit 76 82 Maldives Male 12.75 Rufiyaa 84 90 Mali Bamako 470.321 CFA franc 89 97 Malta - Malte Veletta 0.717 Euro 92 97 Mauritania - Mauritanie Nouakchott 265.00 Ouguiya 82 91 Mauritius - Maurice Port Louis 31.770 Mauritian rupee 83 88 Mexico - Mexique Mexico City 13.14 Mexican peso 83 89 Mongolia - Mongolie Ulan Bator 1422.00 Tugrik 75 81 Montenegro - Monténégro Podgorica 0.72 Euro 89 85 Morocco - Maroc Rabat 8.120 Moroccan dirham 78 86 Mozambique Maputo 27 Metical 85 92 Myanmar Yangoon 1035.00 Kyat 84 91 Namibia - Namibie Windhoek 8.22 Namibian dollar 79 85 Nepal - Népal Kathmandu 76.15 Nepalese rupee 79 86 Netherlands - Pays-Bas The Hague 0.717 Euro 96 102 New Caledonia - Nouvelle-Calédonie NouMea 85.561 CFP franc 104 108 New Zealand - Nouvelle-Zélande Auckland 1.596 New Zealand dollar 87 100 Nicaragua Managua 20.340 Cordoba oro 78 87 Niger Niamey 470.321 CFA franc 88 96 Nigeria - Nigéria Abuja 145.00 Naira 97 97 Norway - Norvège Oslo 6.42 Norwegian Krone 106 116 Oman Muscat 0.384 Rial omani 84 89 Pakistan Islamabad 79.620 Pakistani rupee 79 84 Panama Panama City 1.00 Balboa 79 85 Papua New Guinea - Papouasie-Nvl-Guinée Port Moresby 2.61 Kina 99 101 06/08/2009 9:17 AM 3 of 5 Retail prices indices relating to living expenditures of United Nations Officials New York City = 100, Index date = June 2009 Indices des prix de détail relatif aux dépenses de la vie courante des fonctionnaires de l'UNO New York = 100, Date d'indice = Juin 2009 National currency per US $ Index - Indice Valeur du $ É. - U. en monnaie nationale Excluding housing 2/ Country or area Duty Station Per US $ 1/ Currency Non compris Pays ou Zone Villes-postes Cours du $ E-U 1/ Monnaie Total l'habitation 2/ Paraguay Asuncion 5025 Guarani 71 79 Peru - Pérou Lima 3.00 Nuevo sol 80 89 Philippines Manila 47.04 Philippine peso 82 90 Poland - Pologne Warsaw 3.210 Zloty 79 83 Portugal Lisbon 0.717 Euro 90 95 Qatar Doha 3.64 Qatari riyal 100 97 Republic of Moldova - République de Moldova Kishinev 11.140 Moldovan leu 88 86 Romania - Roumanie Bucharest 2.99 Romanian new leu 80 85 Russian Federation - Fédération de Russie Moscow 30.76 Russian ruble 100 102 Rwanda Kigali 566.000 Rwanda franc 88 96 Saint Lucia - Sainte-Lucie Castries 2.70 E.C. Dollar 79 88 Samoa Apia 2.690 Tala 87 96 Sao Tome and Principe - Sao Tomé-et-Principe Sao Tome 15874.000 Dobra 86 96 Saudi Arabia - Arabie saoudite Riyadh 3.750 Riyal 91 85 Senegal - Sénégal Dakar 470.321 CFA franc 88 94 Serbia - Sebie Belgrade 66.2700 Serbian dinar 89 90 Seychelles Victoria 13.300 Seychelles rupee 85 90 Sierra Leone Freetown 3060.00 Leone 89 97 Singapore - Singapour Singapore 1.451 Singapore dollar 94 87 Slovakia - Slovaquie Bratislava 0.717 Euro 97 102 Slovenia - Slovénie Ljubljana 0.72 Euro 86 94 Solomon Islands - Iles Salomon Honiara 7.95 S.I.
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