(b) Cost effective delivery of services

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Cost effectiveness

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

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.

(g) A cost effective methodology developed for the regular updating of the network inventory

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

(c) Cost benefit analysis

ix) assessing costs and benefits

It will also increase the UNDCP apos s delivery capacity and cost efficiency. quot

Diplomatic efforts are usually the most cost effective and the most quickly deployed.

VII. Cost benefit analysis

Nonetheless, the Agency remained committed to implementing further measures to improve performance, cost effectiveness and transparency.

A dissemination strategy has been developed to save costs and maximize effectiveness.

The Committee encourages further measures to achieve cost effectiveness and productivity gains.

Savings resulting from the improved overall cost effectiveness achieved pursuant to the ninth session of the conference

Outsourcing of medical SDS has proven to be more efficient and cost effective.

This service is considered to be widely available, efficient and cost effective in these regions.

6. The Secretary General recognizes that the main aim of procurement reform is to improve the efficiency and cost effectiveness of the procurement function.

As finances become more limited globally, the need to seek cost efficient and cost effective strategies for the strengthening of health systems and health care interventions is becoming more urgent.

Cost benefit analysis.

5. Cost efficiency problems

Particular importance is being attached to the results achieved and to the use of cost effective methods.

While consolidation was an important means of achieving cost effectiveness, there were some functions that needed to be decentralized to locations where they could be performed more economically.

The Committee requests that consideration be given to holding working group meetings in locations where they are most cost effective.

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.

Most Parties highlighted the extraction of groundwater as the most cost effective measure.

The movement towards the pooling of resources in joint ventures is expected to increase cost effectiveness.

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.

Currently, distance learning offers enormous cost effective opportunities for continuous education.

Video conferencing, which was already in use in the United Nations system, would also cut costs and increase effectiveness.

14. Innovative and cost effective modalities for the delivery of technical cooperation will continue to be explored and introduced.

More efficient and less materials intensive production is cost effective, reduces emissions and creates new job opportunities.

IV. Objectives and benefits of a cost accounting system

(d) Joint implementation projects must be compatible with, and supportive of, national environment and development priorities and strategies, and must contribute to cost effectiveness in achieving global benefits

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

(b) an operations based, cost effective capacity for delivery within a rapid response environment and

Current funding tools also provide limited scope to plan cost effective humanitarian operations.