Unliquidated obligations Variance 1. Military personnel costs

Unliquidated obligations Variances 1. Military personnel costs

Programme countries were encouraged to meet their obligations towards local office costs.

Encourages all host country Governments to meet their obligations towards local office costs

In addition, unrecorded obligations in respect of reimbursement for extra and extraordinary costs to troop contributors amount to some 186 million.

We emphasize that, while developing countries are committed to undertaking their international obligations, these undertakings may impose high costs, and that given the differences in the levels of development and the ability of countries to assume obligations, it is imperative that identical obligations are not forced on unequal participants.

Since then the costs of implementation, resulting from both arms destruction and treaty verification obligations, have been of increasing concern in multilateral and bilateral negotiations.

35. A discussion was held on the issue of the costs of disarmament, particularly in connection with the implementation of obligations incurred through agreements, conventions and treaties.

Kenya called on the international community to meet its financial commitments under the Convention and to aid developing countries with the costs incurred in fulfilling their reporting obligations.

(ii) Unliquidated obligations in respect of special accounts for programme support costs are accounted for on the same basis as for the General Fund

(b) Unliquidated obligations in respect of special accounts for programme support costs are accounted for on the same basis as for the programme budget.

It urges IAEA member States to make every effort to contribute to the Agency's Technical Cooperation Fund, as well as to honour their obligations to pay their assessed programme costs, as well as their national participation costs.

In accordance with the Secretary General s stated goal to pay the full amount of obligations incurred by the Organization during the year in which those obligations were incurred, every effort has been made to pay this year s costs incurred.

(iii) Unliquidated obligations in respect of the special account for programme support costs are accounted for on the same basis as for the regular budget.

(b) Property rights created contractually to secure all types of obligations, including future obligations, fluctuating obligations and obligations described in a generic way

In that context, the Group took note that the funds required for security obligations with regard to window replacement had been reduced to the incremental costs of the shatter resistant glass, and that other window replacement costs could be covered by available BMS funds.

Recurrent costs 1. Military and civilian personnel costs

Since the end of the 1990s, its fund balance eroded as revenues failed to cover operating costs, investment needs, or reserves to meet its statutory obligations.

1997 staff costs Staff costs Israel Rent and water

Defining the financial needs of beneficiary countries and the extent of the financial obligations of the developed countries involves the issue of defining concepts such quot incremental costs quot and quot additionality quot .

costs Recurrent costs 1. Military personnel costs

Previously, actual disbursements within obligations and residual obligations were recognized as expenditures.

Previously, actual disbursements within obligations and residual obligations were recognized as expenditures.

The budgets of the Fund and programme support costs were financed from voluntary contributions geared towards assisting developing countries in meeting their obligations in implementing provisions of the international drug control treaties.

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Rights, obligations and defences

Registration and accounting obligations

International obligations and commitments

national and international obligations.

(c) Audit costs, which cover both internal and external audit costs.

Participation and costs

The rates and standard costs utilized in the recosting include inflation and exchange rates, standard salary costs, common staff costs and vacancy rates.

The GEF was considered to have the means for effectively transferring new and additional resources to developing country Parties to meet the agreed full costs of their obligations under Article 12.1 and the agreed full incremental costs of implementing measures that are covered by Article 4.1 and that are agreed in accordance with Article 4.3.

The total appropriation of funds approved by the Executive Board for UNICEF programme support, management and administration costs, and programme assistance against which obligations may be incurred for those purposes up to the amount so approved.

(a) Indicate what quot new and additional financial resources to meet the agreed full costs incurred by developing country Parties in complying with their obligations under Article 12, paragraph 1 quot have been provided.

Common staff costs (total costs)

Other travel costs (total costs)

Common staff costs (total costs)

(e) Communications costs, including tele and video communications costs between Geneva and New York

Establishment and revision of obligations

IV. RIGHTS, OBLIGATIONS AND DEFENCES

Human rights obligations are binding and mechanisms must be in place to enforce these obligations.

3. The Government may authorize the concessionaire to carry out the expropriation, in which case option 1 the concessionaire shall bear all the costs associated with the expropriation procedure option 2 the project agreement shall establish the respective obligations of the Government and the concessionaire in respect of the costs associated with the expropriation procedure including the payment of compensation arising out of such expropriation, attorney s fees and judicial costs.

Methodologies used to calculate costs Staff costs Salary and common staff costs The standard costs (in United States dollars) applied in determining staff costs in the proposed budget are based on actual salary costs for the first three months of 2005, and adjusted for step increments in 2006 2007.

Transaction costs and efficiency