In this context, some delegations welcomed the fact that the definition of damage covered both consequential economic loss and pure economic loss, including loss of income directly deriving from an economic interest in any use of the environment.

Thus, it was clear that consequential economic loss might be covered under Principle 2, paragraphs (a) (i) and (ii), and pure economic loss under paragraph (a) (iii), which was broad enough to encompass loss of income deriving directly from an economic interest in any use of the environment.

It may also request indemnification for financial and non financial loss.

Now, the human cost of that is obvious, once you start to think about it the suffering, the loss it's also, economically, enormously wasteful.

The economic consequences are almost unthinkable.

It was important for economic loss suffered by such industries to be compensable, provided that the link between the incident and the economic loss was clear.

(b) With the intent to cause substantial damage to property where such damage results in or is likely to result in major economic loss.

Since September 2000, in the West Bank approximately 120,357 teacher days have been lost at an estimated cost to the Agency of 3,152,813, and 19,382 instructor days have been lost at training centres at an estimated cost of 749,296.

It was hard to estimate the losses in terms of jobs, economic opportunities, wasted development efforts and damage to infrastructure.

Syria states that samples were collected to evaluate the degradation of each artefact.

Since September 2000, approximately 263,913 teacher days have been lost at UNRWA schools in the Gaza Strip at an estimated cost to the Agency of 5,278,260 in addition to 12,099 instructor days being lost at the Gaza Training Centre at an estimated cost of 266,178.

The global economic costs of road traffic injuries amount to approximately 518 billion per year, of which 110 billion is borne by developing countries.

At the Gaza Training Centre, 1,914 instructor days were lost, at an estimated cost to the Agency of 42,108.

During the current reporting period, 41 instructor days were lost at the three UNRWA training centres in the West Bank, representing a further economic loss of some 1,558, compared to 726 instructor days lost at a cost of 27,951 during the previous reporting period.

You made a great deal of this loss of memory.

36. Remarkable progress had been made in integrating the economies in transition into the world economy.

Also important is the harm done to economies, as countries are incurring losses of billions of dollars.

It was stressed that it was important for economic loss suffered by fishing and tourism industries to be compensable, provided that the link between the incident and the economic loss was clear and demonstrable.

The term economic and financial crime refers broadly to any non violent crime that results in a financial loss, even though at times such losses may be hidden or not socially perceived as such.

So growth can wash away even what appears to be a great depression.

It's estimated that Africa loses about 13 billion dollars a year to the disease.

Nor is there any estimate of the loss to the economy owing to ghost fishing .

(b) No compensation shall be payable by the United Nations for non economic loss, such as pain and suffering or moral anguish, as well as punitive or moral damages

Kuwait would like to extend its condolences to those countries, which have suffered such a great loss of human life and economic losses on an unprecedented scale.

There was extensive loss of life and livelihoods, damage to homes, infrastructure, crops and livestock, at an estimated overall cost to the national economy of US 2,538,000,000.

The agricultural system, where crops were lost and hundreds of head of cattle perished, has suffered enormous damage.

Key tasks to be undertaken in establishing a cooperative management programme for the Jordanian Badia include Identifying the leaders of herder groups It is necessary to identify leaders who can speak for larger groups in negotiations with government staff.

(a) Compensable types of injury or loss shall be limited to economic loss, such as medical and rehabilitation expenses, loss of earnings, loss of financial support, transportation expenses associated with the injury, illness or medical care, legal and burial expenses

. Natural disasters have direct economic costs amounting to billions of United States dollars per year.

According to the findings of the report, each day of total closure cost the economy of the territories a direct income loss amounting to 1.35 million in addition to a 1.3 million loss due to the interruption of exports.

35. The difference of views has been especially sharp in the case of the Japanese economy in recent years and can be seen in the efforts of partner countries to encourage policy changes in Japan.

C6 Support claims are for the loss of financial support to the claimant.

With subsequent incursions, the occupied territory's war torn economy has lost about one fifth of its economic base.19

International migration was an important factor in economic development.

Subparagraphs (i) and (ii) covered loss of life or personal injury and property damage, including aspects of pure economic loss, such as loss of income directly related to the injury or deriving from the property.

The population encountered new social risks unemployment, inability to earn sufficient income, which resulted in financial, moral or physical losses for the individual.

The damage to the economy for each one who does this is around 15,000.

And this leads to the second bias, which economists have called loss aversion.

(e) Socio economic costs of racism and racial discrimination

It was also noted in respect of pure economic loss, which according to the commentary is covered under paragraph (a)(iii), that loss or damage by impairment to the environment raised delicate issues of causation.

Between 1992 and 1996 the Palestinian economy had suffered losses estimated at 6 billion.

2. The compensation shall cover any financially assessable damage including loss of profits insofar as it is established.

Every year nearly 1.2 million people die and 50 million more are injured or disabled as a result of road accidents, which cause losses of more than 500 billion, including approximately 65 billion in developing countries, twice the amount those countries receive yearly in official development assistance.

Drought had threatened the economic survival of the largest number of people and the economic losses due to floods rivalled those of earthquakes.

In Central America hurricanes had caused not only human suffering, but also severe damage measured in economic terms Honduras and Nicaragua had been among the worst affected countries.