Good Question, but it only shows that you either did not read or understand the full report and only went for the figures. to say the least, by professional standards, those figures are even low. At the onset, we also thought it was alot of money, but when it came to the real work, looking for professional translators to deliver quality output in concise translation, editing etc, as required by the  UNESCO, we had to sacrifice most of time in order to deliver. This aspect is well captured in the wiki report.

In this regard we encourage members to get involved and participate in such activities in future order to understand what goes on.