However, it should be borne in mind that these attributed costs constitute only part of the total costs of the activities since the system of global reporting of other relevant costs (e.g. staff costs and communication costs) does not allow for the clear apportionment of all costs to each of the activities.

(e) Staff and contractual costs for the development of additional reports.

Financial implications of the report of the International Civil Service Commission for the year 1995

Other legal requirements on financial reporting often restrict the structure of cost reports and limit their use for internal management purposes.

They reported that it was cost effective since it was faster to use and eliminated the need for the services of expensive consultants, which were previously required.

Managing the reporting system

(b) Annual report of the Secretary General on the use of gratis personnel and first quarterly report on the acceptance of type II gratis personnel (A 52 709 and Corr.1)

13. Encourages the Tribunal to continue to implement and closely monitor reforms to its legal aid system, and requests the Secretary General to report thereon, in particular on consequent savings in defence costs, in his first performance report for the biennium 2004 2005

5. Also reiterates its request to the Secretary General to present, in his next report, information on the cost of the new self insurance system

25. In paragraph 10 (j) of its report, the Board recommended that the Administration consider establishing a system whereby users of common services should be required to pay for such services on a cost apportionment basis.

(f) Report of the Secretary General on measures taken to develop further the cost accounting system regarding the costs of meetings and documentation (A 52 1000)

Administrative and financial implications of the decisions and recommendations contained in the report of the International Civil Service Commission for the year 1995

Improved financial controls and reporting systems.

Table 4. An environmental reporting framework for the annual report

(c) Creation of monthly management reports

Raise the profile of the reporting system

The recosting reflected in the present document also takes into account the decision of ICSC contained in paragraph 193 of its report (A 60 30).

Article 37 An enterprise shall carry out centralized, level by level management of the expenditure, and budget control therefore, and shall set up the scope, standards for necessary fees and expenses and the examination system for the reimbursement of such expenditure.

This Summary of Annual Report is originated from the text of the annual report, and, to learn more detailed contents, report users shall read the full text of the annual report.

Report of the International Civil Service Commission for the year 2005

Report of the International Civil Service Commission for the year 2005

Of these, 32 of the centres reported no charges to the users for direct response to questions and 20 reported having minimal charges for direct services and other charges like membership fees and subscriptions.

(v) Don apos t propose farming systems that depend on high cost inputs

In addition, if regional symposia were organized to discuss the purpose and format of the reporting system, these could be used to solicit the views of Member States on how to improve either the instrument or the reporting system itself, and perhaps to gain insight into the obstacles to participation in the reporting system.

of the Executive Director

(UN Habitat) progress report of the Executive Director

progress report of the Executive Director

(HABITAT) (UNCHS) PROGRESS REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

In paragraph 109 of its report, the Board recommended that UNICEF share the forthcoming yearly fund raising cost structure analysis with the national committees and provide incentives to limit fund raising costs.

8. As reported in the ninth progress report, the projected costs under this category as of December 1997 were 36.9 million.

However, it should be borne in mind that these attributed costs constitute only part of the total costs of the activities, since the system of global reporting of other relevant costs (e.g. staff costs and communication costs) does not allow for the clear apportionment of all costs to each of the activities.

Administrative and financial implications of the decisions and recommendations contained in the report of the International Civil Service Commission for 2007

Administrative and financial implications of the decisions and recommendations contained in the report of the International Civil Service Commission for 2005

32. The principle of linking administrative costs to the cost of a country programme has been established under the integrated budgeting system.

A marked improvement in the level of sophistication of concluding observations is indispensable if the reporting process is ultimately going to justify the expense and effort involved.

(a) The first is contained in the present report, which is submitted to the General Assembly for the purpose of updating the resource requirements in the proposed budget before an initial appropriation is approved

Fifteenth report. Unforeseen and extraordinary expenses .

Development of additional reports (travel and payroll) ( 300,000)

It should be equipped with a search engine and facilities for producing summary and thematic reports.

(f) projected costs of operation of the Global Mechanism, the extent to which the institution would absorb them and the nature of charges to the Conference of the Parties for costs not absorbed.

Report of the International Civil Service Commission for the year 2005

In paragraph 70 of its report, the Board recommended that the Tribunal (a) continue to monitor the submission of invoices by defence counsel using the new software and (b) evaluate the lump sum system of legal aid at the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in order to ascertain whether such a system could assist in limiting the increasing cost of legal aid.

Many participants indicated that they did not favour a system of periodic reports, which they considered to be too unwieldy.

Administrative and financial implications of the decisions and recommendations contained in the report of the International Civil Service Commission for 2003

Administrative and financial implications of the decisions and recommendations contained in the report of the International Civil Service Commission for 2005