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Icsc/Circ/Hc/14 mm INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION .-'. PJ +ÿ' tlÿ.'ÿ HARDSHIP CLASSIFICATION mL ÿ ,,+ 1"1"12: Consolidated List of Entitlements Circular ICSC/CIRC/HC/14 +..ÿ-+: _.--.-ÿ >ÿ.+. I::Y: ::+ 'I ++,C----+ - , Approved by ston P. Rhode! Chairman Date : 30 June 2014 m: +"*ÿgt,ÿ+, Copyright © United Nations CONTENTS I. Introduction II. Consolidated list of entitlements with an effective date of 1 July 2014 III. List of new and reactived duty stations with an effective date of 1 July 2014 IV. List of duty stations on transition as of 1 July 2014 V° List of countries where staff are entitled to reimbursement for the costs of basic medical examinations for accompanying family members with an effective date of 1 July 2014 2 INTRODUCTION This circular presents the consolidated list of entitlements for all active duty stations, as well as a list highlighting which duty stations have been reactivated, or are new, since the last review. Furthermore, the circular contains a list of countries where staff members are entitled to reimbursement for the costs of basic medical examinations for accompanying family members, and of duty stations which are on transition. Following the annual review of field duty stations according to conditions of life and work, the effective date for the relevant documents is 1 July 2014. The booklet on the mobility and hardship arrangements and related supplementary information on the ICSC website http://icsc.un.org/resources/hrpd/mah/MOBILITYENG.pdf provides details of the various allowances and additional benefits provided under these Arrangements for Mobility and Hardship. II. Consolidated list of entitlements with as of 1 July 2014 Add. Duty Effective Ed ucation Add. Country Duty Station Class. Station Date Grant Freight ID Travel AFGHANISTAN Asadabad 01/Jan/2014 E X x AFG037 AFGHANISTAN Badghis 01/Jan/2014 E X x AFG023 AFGHANISTAN Balnyan 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG002 AFGHANISTAN Day Kundi 01/Jan/2014 E X x AFG028 AFGHANISTAN Faizabad 01/Jan/2014 E X x AFG003 AFGHANISTAN Farah 01/Jan/2014 E X x AFG024 AFGHANISTAN Faryab 01/Jan/2013 E X x AFG027 AFGHANISTAN Gardez 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG018 AFGHANISTAN Ghor 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG025 AFGHANISTAN Herat 01/Jan/2014 E X x AFG007 AFGHANISTAN Jalalabad O1/Jan/2014 E X X AFG008 AFGHANISTAN Kabul 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG001 AFGHANISTAN Kandahar 01/Jan/2014 E X x AFG009 AFGHANISTAN Khowst 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG010 AFGHANISTAN Kunduz 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG020 AFGHANISTAN Maymana 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG017 AFGHANISTAN Mazar-I-Sharif 01/Jan/2014 E X x AFG011 AFGHANISTAN Pul-i-Kumri 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG032 AFGHANISTAN Sari Pul 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG035 AFGHANISTAN Shebergan, 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG034 Jowzjan AFGHANISTAN Taloqan 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG033 AFGHANISTAN TMnkot, Uruzgan 01/Jan/2014 E X X AFG031 ALBANIA Tirana 01/Jan/2013 A X(E) ALB001 ALGERIA Algiers 01/Jan/2013 B X(F) x ALG001 ALGERIA Tindouf 01/Jan/2012 E x X ALG015 ANGOLA Kuito Bie 01/Jan/2014 C X X ANG008 ANGOLA Luanda 01/Jan/2012 C x X ANG001 ANGOLA Lubango 01/Jan/2012 C X x ANG012 ARGENTINA Buenos Aires 01/Jan/2013 A ARG001 ARMENIA Yerevan 01/Jan/2013 B X ARM001 AZERBAIJAN Baku 01/Jan/2013 A X(E) AZE001 BAHRAIN Manama 01/Jan/2013 A BAH006 BANGLADESH Cox's Bazaar 01/Jan/2014 D X x BGD013 BANGLADESH Dhaka 0 l/Jan/2014 B BGD001 BANGLADESH Rangamati 01/Jan/2014 E X X BGD027 BARBADOS Bridgetown 01/Jan/2013 A X(E) BAR004 BELARUS Minsk 01/Jan/2013 A X(E) BYE001 BELIZE Belize City 01/Jan/2013 A x BZE002 BELIZE Behnopan 01/Jan/2013 A x BZE003 BENIN Abomey 01/Jan/2012 C x x BEN002 BENIN Bohicon 01/Jan/2012 D x X BEN004 BENIN Cotonou 01/Jan/2012 B x BEN001 BENIN Lokossa 01/Jan/2012 D x X BEN019 BENIN Ouidah 01/Jan/2012 D x X BEN020 BENIN Parakou 01/Jan/2012 D X X BEN011 4 Add. Duty Effective Education Add. Country Duty Station Class. Station Date Grant Freight ID Travel BENIN Porto Novo 01/Jan/2012 B x BEN013 BHUTAN Thilnphu 01/Jan/2014 C x X BHU001 BOLIVIA Cochabamba 01/Jul/2010 A X BOL005 BOLIVIA La Paz 01/Jan/2013 A BOL001 BOSNIA AND 01/Jan/2013 A B IHO01 HERZEGOVINA Sarajevo BOSNIA AND Srebrenica 01/Jan/2013 B X x BIIt007 HERZEGOVINA BOTSWANA Dukwi 01/Jan/2012 D X X BOT017 BOTSWANA Gaberone 01/Jan/2012 A X BOT001 BRAZIL Brasilia 01/Jan/2013 A BRA001 BRAZ1L Rio de Janeiro 01/Jan/2013 A BRA031 BURKINA FASO Ouagadougou 01/Jan/2012 C X X BKF001 BURUNDI Bujumbura 0 l/Jan/2013 B X(F) BDI001 BURUNDI Gitega 01/Jan/2012 D X X BDI007 BURUNDI Makamba 01/Jan/2012 D X X BDI011 BURUNDI Muyinga 01/Jan/2012 D X x BDI013 BURUNDI Ngozi 01/Jan/2012 D X x BDI014 BURUNDI Ruyigi 01/Jan/2012 D X X BDI015 CAMBODIA Banteay Mean 01/Jan/2014 D X X CMB018 Chey CAMBODIA Battambang 01/Jan/2014 c X CMB002 CAMBODIA Phnom Penh 0 l/Jan/2014 B CMB001 CAMBODIA Siem Reap 01/Jan/2014 B X CMB011 CAMEROON Bertoua 01/Jan/2012 B x x CMR004 CAMEROON Douala 01/Jan/2012 A X CMR006 CAMEROON Garoua 01/Jan/2012 D X x CMR008 CAMEROON Maroua 01/Jul/2014 D x x CMR011 CAMEROON Meiganga 01/Jul/2014 D X x CMR016 CAMEROON Ngaoundere 01/Jan/2012 B X CMR012 CAMEROON Yaounde 01/Jan/2012 B X x CMR001 CAPE VERDE Praia 01/Jan/2012 B x X CVI001 CENTRAL AFRICAN Bambari 01/Jan/2012 E X X CAF002 REP. CENTRAL AFRICAN Bangui 01/Jan/2012 D X x CAF001 REP. CENTRAL AFRICAN Birao 01/Jan/2012 E X x CAF008 REP. CENTRAL AFRICAN BossangoaJSoumbe 01/Jan!2012 E X X CAF011 REP. CENTRAL AFRICAN Bouar 01/Jan/2012 E X x CAF012 REP. CENTRAL AFRICAN Kaga-bandoro 01/Jan/2012 E X x CAF017 REP. CENTRAL AFRICAN Ndele 01/Jan/2012 E X x CAF023 REP. CENTRAL AFRICAN Paoua 01/Jan/2012 E X X CAF026 REP. CENTRAL AFRICAN Zelylio 01/Jul/2011 E X X CAF032 REP. Add. Duty Effective Education Add. Country Duty Station Class. Station Date Grant Freight ID Travel CHAD Abeche 01/Jan/2012 E X X CHD002 CHAD Am Djarass 01/Jul/2013 E X X CHD026 CHAD Ati 01/Jul/2011 E X X CHD003 CHAD Bahai 01/Jan/2012 E X X CHD016 CHAD Bit Nahr 01/Jul/2014 E X X CHD033 CHAD Bol 01/Jul/2011 E X X CHD004 CHAD Farchana 01/Jan/2012 E X X CHD017 CHAD Gore 01/Jul/2011 E X X CHD020 CHAD Gozbeida 01/Jan/2012 E X X CHD015 CHAD Guereda 01/Jan/2012 E X X CHD018 CHAD Hadjer Hadid 01/Jul/2013 E X X CHD027 CHAD Haraze 01/Jul/2011 E X X CHD021 CHAD Iriba 01/Jan/2012 E X X CHD014 CHAD Koukou 0 l/Jan/2012 E X X CHD019 CHAD Mao 01/Jul/2011 E X X CHD008 CHAD Maro 01/Jul/2011 E X X CHD022 CHAD Mongo 01/Jul/2012 E X X CHD009 CHAD Moundou 01/Jul/2012 E X X CHD010 CHAD Moussoro 01/Jul/2011 E X X CHD023 CHAD Ndjamena 01/Jan/2012 D X X CHDO01 CHAD Sarh 01/Jul/2014 E X X CHD013 CHILE Santiago 01/Jan/2013 A CHI001 CHINA Beijing 0 l/Jan/2014 A CPR001 CHINA Shanghai 01/Jan/2014 A CPR024 CHINA, HONG KONG Hong Kong (SAR) 01/Jan/2014 A HOK001 CHINA, MACAU Macao (SAR) 01/Jan/2014 A x MAC001 COLOMBIA Apartado 01/Jan/2013 C X COL023 COLOMBIA Arauca 01/Jan/2013 D x X COL033 COLOMBIA Barranquilla 01/Jul/2014 A X(E) COL003 COLOMBIA Bogota 01/Jan/2013 A COL001 COLOMBIA Bucaramanga 01/Jan/2013 A X(E) COL004 COLOMBIA Buenaventura 01/Jan/2013 D x X COL005 COLOMBIA Call 01/Jan/2013 A COL006 COLOMBIA Cal"mgena 01/Jan/2013 A X(E) COL007 COLOMBIA Cucuta 01/Jan/2013 A X COL008 COLOMBIA Medellin 01/Jan/2013 A COL010 COLOMBIA Mocoa 01/Jan/2013 D X X COL026 COLOMBIA Neiva 01/Jul/2014 B x COL012 COLOMBIA Pasto 01/Jan/2013 B X(S) COL015 COLOMBIA Quibdo 01/Jan/2013 D x X COL027 COLOMBIA Sincelejo 01/Jan/2013 A x COL029 COLOMBIA Villavicencio 01/Jan/2013 A x COL030 Moroni/Grande COMOROS 01/Jan/2012 C X X COI002 Comore CONGO Betou 01/Jan/2012 E X X PRC025 CONGO Brazzaville 01/Jan/2012 C X X PRC001 CONGO Impfondo 01/Jan/2012 E X X PRC011 CONGO Kinkala 01/Jan/2012 E X X PRC014 CONGO Pointe Noire 01/Jan/2012 B X PRC024 CONGO, DEM. REP. Aba 01/Jan/2014 E X X ZAI036 Add. Duty Effective Education Add. CountÿT Duty Station Class. Station Date Grant Freight 11) Travel CONGO, DEM. REP. Ango Ango 01/Jul/2011 E X X ZAI050 CONGO, DEM. REP. Bandundu 01/Jan/2012 E X X ZAI004 CONGO, DEM. REP. Beni 01/Jul/2013 E X X ZAI057 CONGO, DEM. REP. Buburu 01/Jan/2014 E X X ZAI045 CONGO, DEM. REP. Bukavu 01/Jan/2014 E X X ZAI007 CONGO, DEM. REP. Bunia 01/Jan/2014 E X X ZAI008 CONGO, DEM.
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