2005 18 UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery

Financial implications and cost sharing arrangements

It also has very high cost implications.

Adopted decision 2005 18 of 22 June 2005 on UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery.

The approach also provides the opportunity to meet compliance requirements while minimising immediate cost implications.

In the discussion during the 2004 Meetings views were also expressed that the cost effectiveness and cost implications of the possible preventive measures were important considerations.

Both entities are at present self financing and therefore, a priori they have no cost implications for the Member States.

Possibility of operating guided tours, bookstores and gift shops at the United Nations Office at Nairobi and the cost implications thereof

Cost implications of providing more predictable and adequate conference services to the meetings of regional and other major groupings of Member States

Possibility of operating guided tours, bookstores and gift shops at the United Nations Office at Nairobi and the cost implications thereof (continued)

The cost implications for the United Nations will be largely within the (voluntarily funded) United Nations Development Group members rather than the Secretariat.

Helicopters are the only means to ensure access, with obvious implications for the effectiveness and cost of providing assistance to the population in need.

This approach also minimises the cost implications in meeting the proposed methodology and is therefore likely to be more attractive to those nations where the cost of changeover is likely to be high due to the large quantities of MOTAPM held in stockpiles.

Special consideration should be given to the economic and cost implications of such technologies and their role in bringing ICT to underprivileged sections of the population in developing countries.

The Board is again concerned that further extension of the design phase may result in further delays in the overall implementation of the capital master plan, with increased cost implications.

Possibility of operating guided tours, bookstores and gift shops at the United Nations Office at Nairobi and the cost implications thereof (continued) (A 59 793 A 60 7 and Corr.1)

In considering the fiscal implications of Obama s health proposals, it is important that the current legislation would still leave 25 million individuals without insurance. How much would it cost to insure them if the gross cost is now projected at 800 billion for the easier to insure 35 million?

Once the agreement is concluded, the Secretariat will be required to undertake the preservation and management of the serious crimes records well beyond the expiration of the UNOTIL mandate, with considerable cost implications.

It was further suggested that further detailed analyses be provided on the administrative and financial implications of possible synergies, which should draw upon the strengths of all the secretariats and produce cost savings.

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Policy implications

Budgetary implications

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The project essentially an electronic encyclopaedia of information on elections provides through the Internet user friendly operationally oriented information on options, detailed procedures, alternative solutions and the administrative and cost implications associated with organizing elections.

The strategy to eliminate future sexual exploitation and abuse had certain cost implications, but implementation of the recommendations contained in draft resolution A C.4 59 L.20 must not be made dependent on voluntary contributions.

Implications for UNICEF

Implications for UNICEF

Programme budget implications

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Implications of trade negotiations

Financial implications of proposals

Financial implications of proposals

30), it was noted that the aim of subparagraph (a) was to ensure, inter alia, that procuring entities duly consider cost implications in the choice of means of communication, and therefore the phrase generally available should be changed to reasonably available .

To date, there have been 33 submissions of proposals on how to improve and clarify the regulatory framework under consideration, addressing matters of cost implications, technical assistance and special and differential treatment, including those of Bolivia, Mongolia, Paraguay and Rwanda.

Consideration of programme budget implications

Financial implications of proposals 25

Legal implications of the situation

Programme budget implications HIV AIDS

C. Implications for public policy

Financial implications of proposals 12

Financial implications of proposals 35

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