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<abstract>The United Nations (UN) estimated in 2005 that renovating its
headquarters will cost up to $1.75 billion. As the UN&apos;s host	 
country and largest contributor, the United States has a	 
substantial interest in the project&apos;s success. In this report, we
(1) determine whether the development of the Capital Master Plan 
(CMP) has been consistent with leading industry practices, (2)	 
examine factors that led to changes in the cost estimate and	 
determine whether the 2005 estimate was updated using industry	 
practices, (3) review the status of financing of the renovation, 
(4) identify decisions needed for the renovation to proceed, and 
(5) review UN oversight and State monitoring efforts. To address 
these objectives, we reviewed UN design and planning documents,  
including the latest cost estimate, to compare them with industry
standards. To assess oversight, we reviewed Office of Internal	 
Oversight Services (OIOS) and UN Board of Auditors reports and	 
met with UN officials.</abstract>
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