(iv) Cost accounting

(iv) Cost accounting

3. Cost accounting

Cost accounting system for conference services

3. Cost accounting

Cost accounting for system for conference services

4. Cost accounting system for conference services

IV. Objectives and benefits of a cost accounting system

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The Secretariat will submit a written report on the cost accounting system.

In the past, the Committee has cautioned against expensive cost accounting systems.

9. The Rio Group recognized the utility of a cost accounting system.

52. The Committee supported in principle further development of the cost accounting system for conference services.

25. In order to develop a cost accounting system, a prototype approach seems advisable.

This was the nature of a universal system.

There can be no doubt that the threat posed by Al Qaida is radically different from the threat it posed when this sanctions regime was first imposed.

This component will contribute to improving the system of production and diffusion of industrial statistics.

(i) Cost accounting system for conference services (resolution 52 214 D), A 53 257

9. Such a cost accounting system will be a valuable information tool for managerial and budgeting purposes, but it will not lead to savings in and of itself.

The Committee does not consider the implementation of this recommendation to be practical without the introduction of a cost accounting system, which at this stage does not exist.

2. Traditional cost accounting systems were set up primarily to meet the needs of manufacturing concerns.

37. The United Nations Office for Project Services should develop a workload assessment and costing system.

(h) Report of the Secretary General on a cost accounting system for conference services (A 53 257)

It also underlined the difficulties that the development of the system entailed.

38. It was felt that, since a cost accounting system was a valuable management tool, work on its development should proceed immediately on the basis of the prototype approach.

These entailed reciprocity in fish inspection systems, thus greatly reducing costs.

(f) A simplified, flexible, timely and cost effective system of recruitment and placement

Results based budgeting and performance appraisal system

RBM Results based management

The legal regime envisaged in the Guide is a purely domestic regime.

Noting the possible benefits of the cost accounting system for the financial efficiency of the United Nations,

2. Encourages the Secretary General, to the extent possible, to utilize in house resources to implement the cost accounting system

Results based budgeting

The development of cost effective and easy to maintain cost accounting systems could facilitate analysis of the cost of activities, including the related resources that could be released as a consequence of the discontinuation of outputs.

In designing cost systems for those types of organizations, there has to be a fundamental understanding of their purpose and functions.

The conclusion reached was that different costing methods could be used for different purposes, that what was to be expected from a cost accounting system needed to be clarified before deciding to proceed with such a system, and that the objective and scope of a system must be defined before proceeding with its design.

Japan is currently a member of all the international export controls regimes, that is, the Nuclear Suppliers Group, the Zangger Committee, the Australia Group, the Missile Technology Control Regime and the Wassenaar Arrangement.

They are hosted on old hardware and are not fully reliable to be used as part of a cost accounting system.

You got yourself stuffed, huh, Polly, baby?

Self contained regime

A cost benefit system is thus used to assess where improvements are most urgent.

37. The view was expressed that the report of the Secretary General on a cost accounting system for conference services contained in document A 53 257 was useful because it provided a clear statement of the objectives and benefits of a cost accounting system.

Chapter V Cost Control

Article 36 An enterprise shall set up a cost control system, enhance the restriction of cost budget, advance the measures for quality cost control, and carry out cost quota management, popular management and the control over the whole process.

Some Commission members recalled that it had often been their stated view that the United Nations system should not be a carbon copy of the comparator service.