(c) Provide detailed information on the assistance provided for the purpose of assisting developing country Parties that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change in meeting the costs of adaptation to those adverse effects

However, it reiterates the need, first expressed in the Climate Convention, for funds to assist developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change to meet the costs of adaptation to those adverse effects.

As a landlocked country, Tajikistan also faced higher import costs, and instability in neighbouring areas had had an adverse impact on its situation.

Burden sharing by making borrowers and lenders pay the full costs of their risks, will strengthen the financial sector and will minimize the adverse effects.

quot Recognizing that car theft and illicit trafficking in motor vehicles, with their high costs, have adverse effects on the safety and national economies of Member States,

Water's adverse impact

Lastly, Pakistan was deeply concerned over the adverse effects that the deteriorating financial situation had on the reimbursement of troop costs and the use of contingent owned equipment.

Concern was also expressed that, if fewer copies of documents were distributed, more frequent resort to photocopying would be needed, which could have an adverse impact on costs.

These adverse conditions have inadvertently propelled a long delayed restructuring of China s labor intensive industries. As costs surge, Chinese producers are seeking higher value, new niches, and more influence over policymaking.

The Adaptation Fund Purpose The Adaptation Fund was created to assist developing country parties that are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change to meet the costs of adaptation.

UNDCP enhanced awareness of the drug problem in civil society through social mobilization and advocacy activities emphasizing the adverse economic, social and environmental costs and consequences of the illicit drug industry.

(d) Other new developments (i) adverse

Potentially adverse consequences of scientific progress

However, there is not complete agreement on the effectiveness of loan guarantee schemes, and they have been criticized for a number of weaknesses such as moral hazard, adverse selection problems and high administrative costs.

17. We emphasize the adverse impact on development of pandemics, such as HIV AIDS, and other communicable diseases, particularly the significant economic and social costs and thus slow down the rate reduction of poverty.

It was important for the international community to take action to improve their access to trade financing, protect them against the adverse effects of trade liberalization and commodity price volatility, and reduce their transport costs.

costs Recurrent costs 1. Military personnel costs

Such costs related to research on (a) the adverse effects of fishing on protected species and (b) measures to mitigate those effects plus the development of population management plans for marine mammals and seabirds under threat.

Children in institutions also frequently face adverse conditions.

Both developments have serious and adverse destabilizing consequences.

Children in institutions also frequently face adverse conditions.

Notification concerning planned measures with possible adverse effects

(d) OTHER NEW DEVELOPMENTS (i) ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES OF

It was noted that shifting some of the Fund apos s major administrative costs to the member organizations would avoid or limit any adverse actuarial impact on the Fund moreover, potential adverse implications for the Fund apos s budgetary process could arise owing to the likelihood of increased difficulties in reaching a consensus in the Board and in the General Assembly.

Common staff costs (total costs)

Other travel costs (total costs)

Common staff costs (total costs)

There are some which are adverse to this well being.

Recurrent costs 1. Military personnel costs

Public information production costs (total costs)

Total investment costs C. Audit costs

For the immediate future, the Agency is compelled to plan on the basis of double shifts in its schools, which has adverse effects on the quality of education by reducing teaching time, eliminating extra curricular activities and raising maintenance costs.

Three forces have driven the US labor market s adverse structural changes

Minimization of adverse impacts in accordance with Article 3, paragraph 14

Their adverse consequences had lingered even after the crises were resolved.

War and militarism have profound adverse consequences on women and children.

Adverse developments in the South worry the population of the North.

16. General awareness of adverse environmental consequences needs to be enhanced.

Adverse effects of the illicit movement and dumping of toxic and

Adverse consequences of economic sanctions on the enjoyment of human rights

Set at a low enough level say, 0.25 such a tax would have little adverse effect on the global economy while raising considerable revenue. At worst, the efficiency costs would be minor at best, the tax would discourage excessive short term speculation.

It also states that Parties should identify and define new and additional financial resources, distinguish between activities undertaken by the private sector and the public sector and describe assistance provided to meet the costs of adaptation to the adverse effects of climate change.

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Recurrent costs 1. Military and civilian personnel costs

(Estimated costs inclusive of 13 programme support costs)