Estimated annual value

Contribution Estimated annual value

The deficit of materials has an estimated annual value of 3,990,000.

Annual volume adjustments should align closely the budget allocations with estimated expenditure.

The average annual per capita income for 1992 was estimated at 510.

(a) The following estimated annual provisions would be initially and fully provided for

The estimated annual value of the contributions from the Frente POLISARIO is 260,000.

The estimated annual value of the contributions from the Government of Algeria is 933,200.

The estimated annual value of the contributions from the Government of Morocco is 4,523,300.

The Registry of the Tribunal has estimated such annual costs as amounting to 14,150,000.

The estimated annual quantity of solid waste in Republika Srpska is 400 kilograms per capita.

Costs relating to annual leave due at 31 December 1997 are estimated at 3.8 million.

The total annual revenue accruing to the illicit drug industry is estimated at around 400 billion.

Through the annual reports questionnaire data, an estimated 48.5 million abusers were reported by 73 countries.

The annual savings with regard to the UNDP UPL and management fees are estimated at some 400,000.

ANNEX VII Estimated annual costs of pension related expenses of member organizations other than the United Nations

Estimated annual cost to the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia of an additional Trial Chamber and full

The steps recommended by OIOS to address the inefficiencies could result in estimated annual savings of some 3 million.

Ecuador is implementing a four year housing programme to cover the annual increment in demand estimated at 50,000 units.

Globally, the longline fishery is estimated to be valued at 4 5 billion in dockside value and the annual South Pacific tuna fishery is estimated to be valued at 2 billion.

This will bring maximum annual federal child benefits for a two child family to an estimated 6,259 by July 2007.

2 The annual incidence rate is calculated on the basis of the estimated total of new cases per year of diagnosis.

The annual removal of CO2 was thus estimated at 29,718 Gg, rather than the 70,400 Gg reported in the national communication.

Apart from the death toll and human costs, the approximate annual worldwide financial cost of road accidents is estimated at 500 billion.

The annual prevalence rates were estimated at 0.5 per cent for the Islamic Republic of Iran and 0.2 per cent for Jordan.

In Chad, where the abuse was reported to be on the increase, the annual prevalence was estimated at 0.13 per cent for 1995.

In accordance with the United Nations rules governing general trust funds for humanitarian assistance, such as this Fund, the above mentioned amount includes 15 per cent of estimated annual expenditures, which must be earmarked as a reserve for the following year, as well as 13 per cent of estimated annual expenditure for programme support costs.

Previous studies conducted by various countries and international agencies have estimated an annual catch of 300,000 tons of fish and 10,000 tons of crustaceans.

Some Parties estimated loss due to climate change of between 10 and 15 per cent in annual growth of woody biomass (e.g. Armenia, Mexico).

As most of the returnees settle in urban areas, there has been an estimated 6 per cent annual growth rate in the urban population.

The full impact of inflation is estimated at 3.5 per cent, per year, reflecting the combined effect of a 2.1 per cent annual inflation rate at headquarters and a 4.0 per cent annual inflation rate for country offices.

The generation of solid waste is estimated to be 254 kg per person yearly, with an annual generation growth of 2 to 3 per cent.

Estimated resource utilization against this income base is 1.721 billion, including 900 million for the base programme resource allocation framework (annual programme base of 450 million), followed by the provisions in paragraph 17 (a), above, currently estimated at 821.4 million.

The estimated annual value of the contributions is 933,200 from the Government of Algeria, 4,523,300 from the Government of Morocco and 260,000 from the Frente POLISARIO.

The annual natural growth rate is estimated at 3.1 per cent, but the actual population growth rate for the past decade has been 5 per cent.

UNICEF uses the revised estimates to update the annual expenditure phasing and to determine the level of estimated programme cooperation to be prepared for the following years.

Adjustment of the base floor salary scale on 1 January 2006 by 2.49 per cent, through the usual method, would have the following estimated annual financial implications

In the last years of 1980's the annual deforestation rate was estimated at 0.8 and deforestation covered 120ha, whereas reforestation was only of about 4,000 ha year.

The total annual financial implications of that decision for the United Nations and other participating organizations of the common system have been estimated by the Commission at 1,440,900.

According to the annual UNDCP Afghanistan opium poppy survey conducted during the 1995 96 growing season, the area under opium poppy cultivation was estimated to be in the range of 55,000 58,000 hectares, with an estimated corresponding yield of 2,200 2,300 tonnes of opium.

Decides to maintain the level of the working capital reserve at 8.3 per cent of the annual estimated expenditures, including overhead charges, of the amount of the core budget

The annual consumption prevalence was estimated at 10.3 per cent in Australia, 11.4 per cent in the Federated States of Micronesia and 23.5 per cent in Papua New Guinea.

At the time of the visit, the annual rate of inflation was estimated at 20 25 per cent and the real interest rates were around 6 8 per cent.

World trade in the major processed meats was tentatively estimated at US 22 billion in 1995, and the annual growth rate between 1990 1995 is roughly 8 per cent.

Ibid. The annual demand for industrial wood is estimated to increase from 1.6 billion cubic metres to 1.9 billion by 2010, driven by increases in population and rising living standards.