General legal framework and applicable evidentiary standard

The Consulting Actuary apprised the Board of recent changes in International Accounting Standard (IAS) 19, the relevant accounting standard applicable to the financial statements of the employers.

Framework for the Preparation and Presentation of Financial Statements. International Accounting Standards Board.

Once refined and available, the framework could be applicable in other regions.

The first priorities are strengthening the applicable legal framework and ensuring its proper implementation.

(a) the results of the applicable framework test specified in ISO 1496 3 1995

However, Other assets, including deferred charges, will be disclosed in line with paragraph 49 (iv) of the United Nations system accounting standards, as applicable.

2. One of the fundamental accounting assumptions contained in the general framework of the United Nations accounting standards is that an accrual basis of accounting for revenue is used, i.e., income is recognized when it is due and not when it is received.

One of the fundamental accounting assumptions contained in the general framework of the United Nations Accounting Standards (UNAS) is that an accrual basis of accounting for revenue is used, i.e. income is recognized when it is due and not when it is received.

Given that the organizations of the system currently utilized different budgeting and accounting systems for tracking security related expenditure, it had been necessary to establish a common accounting framework for reporting such expenditure.

The Group concluded that, during its fifteenth session, it would consider a report on a conceptual framework for environmental accounting.

The programme provides a framework for activities to implement the Jakarta Mandate until 2000, although the framework is designed to be applicable on a continuing basis beyond 2000.

At its 13th session, the Intergovernmental Working Group of Experts on International Standards of Accounting and Reporting decided that it was important to create guidelines and or develop a basic framework for environmental accounting.

The audit indicated that the financial statement of the Voluntary Trust Fund had been properly prepared in accordance with relevant accounting policies and the applicable Swiss legislation.

The accounting framework established in this paragraph shall not be construed as establishing any precedent for the second and subsequent commitment periods.

Elements of the strategic framework approach may well be applicable in other countries at various stages of recovery from a crisis.

(4) important accounting policies and accounting estimates

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First, they must respect international humanitarian law, in particular the Fourth Geneva Convention, and human rights law, which constitute the applicable legal framework.

The Board was also proposing to initiate steps to establish, on a system wide basis, a standardized accounting and budgeting framework for security related expenditure.

VIII.16 The Advisory Committee trusts that improvements will be made in the presentation of component 3, financial accounting and reporting, of the logical framework.

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An appropriate legal framework widely accepted by the international community would contribute to greater international uniformity of rules applicable to the enforcement of maritime claims.

Starting in 1999, UNDP redesigned its programme management and monitoring systems, introducing mechanisms such as the multi year funding framework (MYFF) reports and the Atlas accounting system.

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(d) Fund accounting.

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(g) Environmental accounting

(g) Environmental accounting

(b) Accounting basis

(d) Cost accounting

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3. Cost accounting

3. Cost accounting