Cost effectiveness

As temperatures rise, however, the costs will rise and the benefits will decline, leading to a dramatic reduction in net benefits. After the year 2070, global warming will become a net cost to the world, justifying cost effective climate action now and in the decades to come.

It should also be pointed out that the benefits are not objective benefits nor are the costs always objective costs, but those as perceived by the individual.

(c) Cost benefit analysis

ix) assessing costs and benefits

VII. Cost benefit analysis

Since costs tend to exceed benefits in the early stages of a project and the pattern usually reverses itself later on, focusing on a single year does not provide a representative picture of net benefits.

Cost benefit analysis.

5. Cost efficiency problems

b) Cost effectiveness (Article 3.3) and

(b) Cost effectiveness (Article 3.3) and

Cost benefit analysis sensitivity analysis

In response to the request for a cost benefit analysis of the operation of the Logistics Base at Brindisi, this annex provides a cost analysis of the operation of the Base using both cost benefit and cost utility techniques.

The cost benefit analysis is included as annex VII to the present report.

The Logistics Base has been evaluated using cost benefit and cost utility analyses.

Marine Protected Areas Are Cost Effective

Integrated analysis comparing costs and benefits

7. Cost benefit analysis of the Logistics Base.

IV. Objectives and benefits of a cost accounting system

Evaluate and demonstrate the cost effectiveness of space technologies and spin offs

3. A cost benefit analysis refers to the evaluation of alternatives according to a comparison of both their costs and their benefits, when each is measured in monetary terms.

It's been proved self care is cost effective.

Policy context 40 47 15 Mechanisms 48 72 17

(b) Cost effective delivery of services

A. Enhancing the cost effectiveness of space technology applications 16 18 4

This is more cost effective than providing meal allowances.

The two forms of cost analysis which are most relevant and applicable to the Base s situation are cost benefit analysis, and cost utility analysis.

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(c) They must be cost effective (that is, the cost of implementing the control should not exceed the benefits derived).

The cost benefit technique can only be used when it is possible to assign realistic monetary values to all costs and benefits of all the alternatives under consideration.

They're actually identical, so it's quite cost effective.

Recalling that the institutions established by the Convention shall be cost effective,

For increased effectiveness and efficiency, UNOPS will use net present value or internal rate of return to determine the expected value of the investment.

The management of the economy must be transparent and cost effective.

made more cost effective in this regard

At the same time, the University should continue to ensure the efficiency and cost effectiveness of its activities.

Right? It's just like a cost benefit analysis.

Criteria to assess the cost effectiveness of the CRIC process are put forward as follows

9. Emphasizes the continuing need to ensure efficiency and cost effectiveness in conducting the activities of the University

These measures are expected to increase the efficiency and cost effectiveness of procurement for all organizations.

17. Many environmental costs do not result in a future benefit, or are not sufficiently closely related to future benefits to enable them to be capitalized.

The decision tools that are most relevant for climate change adaptation are cost effectiveness analysis, multi criteria analysis, risk benefit analysis and cost benefit analysis.

Throughout, the United Nations structures would be reviewed for cost efficiency.

Two conventions do not provide for the establishment of new offences.

(j) Technical assistance should be provided in a timely and cost effective manner