Horticulture contributes 10 per cent of the 25 per cent contribution of agricultural value added to GDP.

The average surface of a residential unit was 60.45 square metres per family, i.e. 16.68 square metres per capita.

As a result, in 2002, the GDP per capita represented only 61 per cent of its 1980 value.

The value of assets written off or stolen amounted to 7.5 million, representing 31.5 per cent of total inventory value.

Fossil fuel usage is down 60 percent per unit of production, due to efficiencies in renewables.

The historical learning curves for many renewable technologies teach us that costs per unit power fall approximately 20 per cent every time that accumulated production doubles.

In assessing the reasonableness of the costs claimed for the vaccinations, the Panel considers it appropriate to compare the unit cost per dosage claimed by Iran against the unit cost per dosage for each type of vaccine in the international market in 1990 and 1991.

Cuba has to purchase these vaccines from third countries at different prices which, compared with the prices that the country used to pay Winco, have increased from 7 to 9.50 per unit for Marek's vaccine and from 68 to 150 per unit for quadruple vaccine.

The share of developing countries' trade increased from 18.5 per cent in 1990 to 22.5 per cent in 2004, with an export value worth 485 billion.

A single minimum tree crown cover value between 10 and 30 per cent and A single minimum land area value between 0.05 and 1 hectare and A single minimum tree height value between 2 and 5 metres.

A 7 per cent government value added tax (VAT) is applied to goods and services in Thailand.

Transport and insurance payments as a proportion of the value of exports are 55.5 per cent in Malawi, 51.8 per cent in Chad, 48.4 per cent in Rwanda, 35.6 per cent in Mali, 35.5 per cent in Uganda and 32.8 per cent in the Central African Republic.3

Technical issues on the market access pillar included the so called gateway issues of converting volume based import duties, non ad valorem tariffs, into value based, ad valorem equivalents, as expressed as the percentage of unit value.

A conservative estimate of the value of Guthrie to the rebels if half of the plantation produces 1 ton of rubber per hectare per year and if rebels receive 400 per ton, then revenue may be more than 4 million per year.

Total procurement value by the organizations of the system increased by about 49 per cent from 1998 to 2002.

This is an increase in market value of 593,500,000, or 87.5 per cent, which is well above any anticipated growth.

The combined value for the specialized agencies (excluding the World Bank Group and IFAD) was just over 12 per cent.

In 2004, developing countries' merchandise exports expanded by 25 per cent from 2003 to reach the value of 3.0 trillion.

In other words, Germany s role in the world economy is shifting from that of a producer to that of a merchant. As a result, its exports contain an ever increasing share of imported goods and services and the share of domestic value added in its exports per unit of output is rapidly declining.

The value of assets transferred to other missions or for temporary storage at the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi, Italy amounted to 12.6 million, representing 52.9 per cent of the total inventory value.

As a result, there was a 30 per cent reduction in the nutritional value of food distributions in the West Bank.

It is worth noting that South Africa imports oilcake and glycerol to a value of over 1 billion rand per annum.

Emphasis has been on thematic evaluations, which will continue to be conducted, while stakeholders also recognize the value of closer participation by the Unit in project evaluations.

Other examples include use of additives in cattle feed to increase milk production or growth rates and decrease methane production per unit beef.

Declining competitiveness is best captured in a single indicator unit labor costs, which measure the average cost of labor per unit of output. In a monetary union, discrepancies in wage growth relative to productivity gains that is, unit labor costs will result in a chronic accumulation of trade surpluses or deficits.

I want to know what the business model is on a sort of per unit basis, or for the actual product that you're selling.

The Convention, he said, was an example of FAO commitment to appropriate pesticide use and reducing the application of chemical units per unit output.

The Panel also notes that Saudi Arabia has not provided any documentation to explain how it estimated the monetary value of the loss, including documentation on the number of camels affected or the monetary value per camel.

And you want to think about the social value of that in terms of carbon offsets, reduced electricity, 900 million dollars per year.

Altogether, these four sectors attracted almost 1.16 billion (87 per cent) of the total value of UNICEF assistance recorded in 2004 ( 1.34 billion).

The number of dependants per 10 adults of working age is 7, close to the value of 8 in the least developed countries.

The Panel further finds that Kuwait does not provide a reasonable justification for using USD 50,000 per life year to value its loss.

On a regional basis, of those countries which reported in both the second and the third cycle on the establishment of a central anti money laundering unit, Africa showed a dramatic increase, from 27 per cent to 73 per cent the Americas increased from 87 per cent to 93 per cent Oceania remained the same at 100 per cent Asia declined from 50 per cent to 41 per cent and Europe also declined slightly, from 96 per cent to 92 per cent (see figure VIII).

7. Urges the Unit, as the only system wide external oversight body, to continue to focus primarily its work and reports, whenever possible, on issues of system wide interest, value and relevance to the efficient and effective functioning of all organizations to which the Unit provides services

This policy can be very affordable providing porridge in Guatemala cost just 23.25 per child per year, while the monetary value of the increase in the children s future wages is between two and four times higher.

In supply operations in 2004, the value of UNICEF global procurement amounted to 802 million (excluding freight), a 15 per cent increase over 2003.

Transaction costs can reach 10 to 15 per cent of the total value, with the global business totalling US 6 to 7 billion annually.

It is estimated that the debt export ratio in net present value terms is high (187 per cent), suggesting that Haiti's debt is unsustainable.

When online sales using other networks (in particular EDI) are added, the value increases from 6.2 to 7.7 per cent over the same period.

In value terms, the share of developing countries in world iron and steel exports (SITC position 67 Iron and steel) increased from 14 per cent in 1985 to 25 per cent in 2002, reflecting an average annual increase in developing country steel exports of 7.9 per cent.

Meanwhile, the average percentage value of cash assistance requisitions issued in the last quarter of the year, as reported by country offices, continued to improve, from 31 per cent in 2002 to 27 per cent in 2004.

The 3 per cent shortfall under military contingents concerns crew and support personnel for one aviation unit of 8 military helicopters, which is not yet deployed.

As regards trade in services, world exports in commercial services expanded by 16 per cent to reach a total value of 2.1 trillion in 2004.

Estimates suggest that the operating costs at enterprise level alone are in the order of 2 10 per cent of the value of exported produce.

He also volunteered the information that 20 per cent of the value of imports went directly into the coffers of FAPC, and that FAPC had diverted up to 70 per cent of all territorial tax revenue for 2004.