In addition to the growth in other resources, significant growth in regular resources programme expenditures is projected for 2006 2009.

Significant growth is projected for other resources (emergency) in 2005.

Saving Resources to Save Growth

The projections for growth in regular resources are conservative and UNICEF hopes that actual growth will be higher.

(a) Rapid growth in predictable, multi year programme resources, also used as a basis for mobilizing non core resources

This was due to appreciable growth in income for all three sources regular resources and other resources for regular and emergency situations.

Non core resources also experienced steady growth.

Public expenditures offer significant opportunities for promoting growth and the equitable redistribution of resources.

The Assistant Administrator and Director, Bureau for Resources and Strategic Partnerships, UNDP, acknowledging the concerns, stressed that the growth in core resources was real.

Criteria for debt relief should be focused on the effective utilization of the resources released for poverty reduction and growth.

Despite expected programme delivery growth in both regular and other resources, the Administrator is presenting a zero net real growth budget for 2006 2007, excluding the support budget requirements for UNCDF.

129. The resources requested for internal audit costs ( 421,700) reflect a negative growth of 1,800, at 1997 rates.

6.10 The estimated resource growth for regular budget resources would be 5.0 per cent at 1997 1998 rates.

Such growth would depend on the availability of increased financial resources.

35. To achieve sustained growth, a major portion of the resources required for investment must come from domestic sources.

FINANCIAL RESOURCES TRADE AND INVESTMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH AGRICULTUREb Day of Indigenous People

Growth of use will consume any energy or resources saved through conservation.

Growth will be managed in accordance with the Centre's resources, capacities and priorities.

Projections for the period 2006 2015 are based on weighted annual growth rates for both regular and other resources as per the current MTSP.

At the same time, they could not reduce population growth because they lacked resources.

11. Globalization facilitates more efficient worldwide allocation of resources, stimulates growth and increases welfare.

The programme and budgets for 2006 2007 are presented under a no growth scenario for the regular budget, except for the additional resources necessary for security related requirements.

A reduction of domestic public debt could also help to boost growth by freeing resources for the productive sectors of the economy.

Growth and redistribution generated resources should be utilized by society to provide services for poor and vulnerable persons that enhance their capabilities.

The information will be used for human resources planning, to manage recruitment and placement and to facilitate staff development and career growth.

First, with respect to the mobilization of domestic financial resources for development, we recognize the primary responsibility that Member States have for promoting growth and development.

Among other countries, Egypt and Libyan Arab Jamahiriya recorded substantial growth in local resources contributions.

The economy grows, government accumulates more resources, and the government can invest in infrastructure rather than infrastructure being a cause for economic growth.

Although Africa is faced with enormous problems, it also has great potential, both in human and natural resources, for economic growth and development.

The programme and budgets for 2006 2007 are presented at zero real growth scenario for the regular budget, however, absorbing substantially the additional resources necessary for security related requirements.

29.13 Resource growth with respect to regular budget resources would be 1.2 per cent before recosting.

63. As part of the overall democratic processes necessary for sustaining growth and development, good governance requires the presence of efficient management of resources.

As part of the overall democratic processes necessary for sustaining economic growth and development, good governance requires the presence of efficient management of resources.

While efficient allocation of resources is important, equally important is the expansion of the existing capacity, i.e. growth through the expansion of the available resources.

X.16 Regular budget resources requested for 2006 2007 for the secretariat of CEB amount to 4,683,500 (before recosting), reflecting a growth of 368,800 or 8.5 per cent.

Nutrition for Growth

Just as investment in physical capital is necessary to generate economic growth, so too investment in human resources must be recognized not merely as a by product of economic growth but as a driving force for development.

For all these reasons Africa s growth rates need to be substantially higher than at present, and thus Africa must mobilize additional domestic and external resources.

Most have achieved a level of economic growth and have increased domestic resources and foreign exchange reserves.

The continent lacks the financial resources needed to generate the requisite levels of growth to reduce poverty.

A 3 per cent growth rate is projected for contributions to regular resources for 2005 and 2006, increasing to 4 per cent for 2007 2009 and reaching 933 million by 2009.

Resources for project activities are projected at 127,184,800 for 1998 1999, reflecting a rate of growth of 9.1 per cent as compared to the revised budget for 1996 1997 of 109,112,400.

There was a widely shared view that economic growth, driven largely by the private sector, was the basis for mobilization of domestic financial resources for development and poverty reduction.

23.10 The proposed resources of 63,194,500 represents growth of 2,064,500 (3.4 per cent) against the 2004 2005 appropriation of 61,130,000, net of non recurrent resources totalling 3,441,300.

But growth can provide the resources to address that. Far worse for Europe would be to avoid serious reform and lapse into egalitarian and genteel decline.