Cost effectiveness

They should also take steps to improve the cost effectiveness ratio of the Organization's work, on the understanding that the forthcoming reform should not be used as a pretext for introducing budget cuts.

So we can't fight the thing with a million to one cost, one to a million cost benefit ratio.

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Table 3. Cost effectiveness of procurement services in 2002

This sharp devaluation increased further the cost of debt servicing and the debt to GDP ratio.

Cost effectiveness remains an issue at the heart of Parties' concerns.

The goals of conference management are fourfold quality, quantity, timeliness and cost effectiveness.

Criteria to assess the cost effectiveness of the CRIC process are put forward as follows

This issue will have to be addressed and the cost effectiveness of the data collection ensured.

Chapter II focuses on the fundamental issue of the cost effectiveness of the organizations' procurement services.

In the discussion during the 2004 Meetings views were also expressed that the cost effectiveness and cost implications of the possible preventive measures were important considerations.

The risk is that there will be insufficient information to properly update policies and to optimize cost effectiveness.

9. Emphasizes the continuing need to ensure efficiency and cost effectiveness in conducting the activities of the University

UNICEF agrees to conduct a supply chain review to identify ways to improve cost effectiveness and customer service.

(d) Strengthened partnerships with stakeholders to help mobilize additional resources, increase efficiency and cost effectiveness and avoid overlap

Those include overstretched physical facilities, a high pupil to teacher ratio, overcrowding in schools, and the high cost of equipment for children with special needs.

But such a lack of continuity and training may put at risk the cost effectiveness and consistency of deliveries.

The cost effectiveness of this training approach would be enhanced by more focused selection of participants in phase I.

At the same time, the cost effectiveness of the resources needed for that purpose must be kept clearly in mind.

This preoccupation is spawning a comparison of methodologies, more rigorous definitions of desired outcomes and cost effectiveness of programme components.

That ratio in America would only cost a couple five years to earn, but in China it's 30 to 40 years with the skyrocketing real estate price.

In accordance with General Assembly resolution 38 235 of 20 December 1983, the maximum cost sharing ratio is 2 to 1 between the Organization and the participants.

29. Encourages the use of procurement within the region for the requirements of missions, taking into account efficiency and cost effectiveness

The cost effectiveness of the depository libraries system must be examined, using the outreach activities of each one as a basis.

For tuberculosis in particular, short term chemotherapy is considered one of the best public health responses from a cost effectiveness viewpoint.

The Staff College could monitor and evaluate the cost effectiveness of the e learning programmes currently offered by United Nations agencies.

UNICEF could not provide the Board with its evaluation of the cost effectiveness of translating the manual into other official languages.

It will enhance efficiency and cost effectiveness for the regional and subregional centres to include capacity assistance activities in their work plans.

Greater cost effectiveness and coherence, the objectives driving reform, were increasingly seen as instruments to maximize results, rather than ends in themselves.

One delegate asked to be informed in due course on lessons learned in terms of cost effectiveness, management and human resources issues.

However, the impact in terms of cost effectiveness of the new arrangements for the organizations concerned has to date not been documented.

While the approaches differ in terms of their likely reliability and cost effectiveness, they provide the main components of an effective protection regime.

The Commission will evaluate progress of member States, cost effectiveness, environmental and economic impacts, life cycle analysis and impact on greenhouse gas emissions.

The Advisory Committee further emphasized that, unless Galaxy was modified to cover other areas and its problems were resolved, its effectiveness would be compromised and the cost effectiveness of its future use would be called into question.

UNOPS is valued for its ability to provide professional solutions to help clients achieve their objectives. Clients appreciate UNOPS speed, transparency and cost effectiveness.

(a) All stakeholders play their role in ensuring the impact of the Unit on the cost effectiveness of activities within the United Nations system

Increase attention to cost effectiveness and programme efficiency so that resources reach all segments of the population, especially those that are most in need.

Helicopters are the only means to ensure access, with obvious implications for the effectiveness and cost of providing assistance to the population in need.

Iraq also asserts that Saudi Arabia has failed to demonstrate either the ecological or human service benefits of these projects, or their cost effectiveness.

However, they come at the cost of extensive reliance on rules as controls and a concomitant focus on process, rather than results or effectiveness.

Significant emphasis will be put on ensuring the relevance, cost effectiveness and sustainability of UNIDO services in Africa and their impact on the development process.

In paragraph 91, the Board recommended that UNICEF review its supply chain management to consider the cost effectiveness of locally manufacturing part of its products.

If a securities firm is engaged in securities assets management business, it should sign securities assets management contract with customers, defining investment scope, investment ratio, management period, management cost and so on.

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