2005 12 Recovery of indirect costs for co financing

2005 12 Recovery of indirect costs for co financing

Recovery charges cover the costs for programme support and management and administration.

Adopted decision 2005 12 of 28 January 2005 on the recovery of indirect costs for co financing

9 WFP has a relatively simple and transparent system in place that ensures that recovery from supplementary contributions covers all incremental costs plus an appropriate share of administrative costs (called indirect support costs in WFP terminology).

Thematic funds have fewer restrictions than most other resources, allowing for longer term planning while reducing transaction costs and recovery rates.

An outstanding question is the extent to which cost recovery should also make a contribution to the basic administrative costs of the organization and to some part of the programme support costs that cannot be clearly attributed to any specific programme activity.

Full cost recovery for major sewage works including capital costs through user charges is often difficult, if not impossible, in many developing countries, especially where a high proportion of users are poor.

Reaffirms that UNDP must ensure full recovery, at an aggregate level, of all actual costs for implementing activities financed from UNDP third party cost sharing, trust fund contribution and programme country cost sharing

Reductions in subsidies and improved cost recovery for those who can afford to pay can help to finance operation and maintenance costs, ensure quality and reliability of service and encourage water use efficiency.

This was because the cumulative deficit in reserve had decreased from minus 4.2 million to minus 3.8 million and there was a continued recovery in the values of assets such as construction costs.

But Europe should move more decisively in this direction. Otherwise, speculation on member states national debt will persist, keeping borrowing costs at levels that are inconsistent with the conditions required to sustain economic recovery.

Recovery

The path to recovery, though difficult and lengthy, has been relatively clear and specific. First, unit labor costs needed to decline toward productivity levels to restore competitiveness a painful process without the exchange rate mechanism.

Stresses the indispensable need for flexibility within the established ranges of cost recovery rates for contributions from both donor and recipient Governments so as to reflect the different execution modalities and management costs in different countries

Asset recovery

Dell Recovery

Economic recovery

Economic recovery

Economic recovery

Disaster recovery

Recovery of payments

There is recovery.

A Jobless Recovery?

America s Risky Recovery

A Phantom Recovery?

A Sustainable Recovery

Global Disaster Recovery

Japan s Recovery Bonds

Recovery before Reform

Europe s Green Recovery

The American Recovery

America s Sequestered Recovery

Recovery and maintenance

Recovery of maintenance

The attenuation of downside risks and pleasant surprises in developed and emerging economies could lead to a further increase in demand for risky assets (equities and credit), which would reinforce economic recovery via wealth effects and lower borrowing costs.

If the ball costs 10, the bat costs...

The Eurozone s False Recovery

A Recovery for All

What s Stopping Robust Recovery?

This Recovery is Different

C. Post disaster recovery

Recovery and social reintegration

Economic recovery and reconstruction

Recovery would take years.