Efficiency gains

The extent to which progress has been made against the expected accomplishments is presented in the results based frameworks, which compare actual indicators of achievement with planned indicators of achievement.

J. Efficiency measures and gains

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Measuring key results achievements.

5. A cost utility analysis refers to the evaluation of alternatives according to a comparison of their costs, and the estimated value or utility of their outcomes.

Provided jobs are available for the rising number of workers, a country can reap the benefits of increased production and lower costs associated with the decreasing proportion of dependants.

Furthermore, CEB members observe that the report does not contain a comparative analysis of cost efficiency in terms of the ratio of costs to output for example, the proportion of the cost of staff engaged in procurement to the total cost of the volume of procurement undertaken.

Key result area 3 will involve work to improve educational quality and increase school retention, completion and achievement rates.

If the workload exceeds 21 lessons, the salary is increased proportionally.

Integrated analysis comparing costs and benefits

24. The Court has responded with determination to operate an increased workload with maximum efficiency.

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to comprehensively enhance its governing capabilities and achieved remarkable results.

When considering the cost effectiveness of space image data, a direct comparison with aerial photography revealed that surveying with remote sensing data was cheaper when the surveyed area was larger than 20 square kilometres.

The Advisory Committee felt that if the workload continued to increase, it might be necessary to examine the cost effectiveness of using temporary services against that of using staff on board.

(c) higher cost of goods delivered ( 0.8 million) to support the expected growth in sales

3. A cost benefit analysis refers to the evaluation of alternatives according to a comparison of both their costs and their benefits, when each is measured in monetary terms.

Japan is not only increasing the volume of its ODA but also improving its quality and effectiveness based on the action plan for implementing the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness.

This is more cost effective than providing meal allowances.

12. If additional services to be provided beyond a predetermined level could be scheduled in slack periods, incremental costs would drop virtually to zero.

In contrast to the cost benefit method, cost utility analysis permits the use of a wide range of types of qualitative and quantitative data (not necessarily monetary values) to inform the decision making process.

(e) Cost effectiveness the extent to which the outcomes of the Committee are commensurate with the resources invested, in terms of both the quantity and quality of its deliberations.

Consequently, the allocation rules for fixed costs as well as the level of demand at which incremental costing should begin are unclear.

According to United States Government documents, short term effects of high doses of DU can result in death, while long term effects of low doses have been implicated in cancer.

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Batch image effects

Staffing efficiency is only one measure of the cost efficiency of procurement performance.

According to United States Government documents, short term effects of high doses of DU can result in death, while long term effects of low doses have been implicated in cancer quot .

In the absence of efficient sources of financing, the transaction costs of South South trade, technology and investment flows will be increased.

This is based on the Multilateral Effectiveness Framework (MEFF) that measured organizational effectiveness in using the RBM approach.

The potential of such relapses has grown in the proportion that conflicts have multiplied.

There is increasing evidence that a greater focus on the household level increases the effectiveness of sectoral programmes, especially in the areas of sanitation, water quality and hygiene promotion.

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