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The Representative stressed the need for adequate funding in order to allow FAO and WHO to respond to the increasing number of requests for scientific advice.

The two chef-bâtiment adjointes at Abomey Prison went to collect the food provision from the male detainees, and then distributed it among the women in the two buildings.

[...] [...] more than the provision for special political missions in the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2010–2011 [...]

The Committee would have to consider (i) whether a country continued to be eligible for any remaining funds once a project had achieved its targets, recalling that the funding of MYAs was performance-based; (ii) if a country could continue to receive funds, what would be the required level of monitoring and reporting; and (iii) whether the implementing agency should continue to exercise financial oversight and performance verification and, if so, what would be the consequences if an agency could not do so because of administrative or legal hurdles.

(d) The feasibility of holding the statutory and quadrennial conferences of National Commissions every six instead of every four years could be examined (such a schedule would correspond to the period of the Medium-Term Strategy and allow the savings to be invested in capacity-building priorities identified by National Commissions).

The participation of a Geneva-based representative of ICRC will be arranged without financial implications to the United Nations.

The provision would provide for specialized [...] [...]

Financial and institutional restrictions have led to delays in El Salvador, Niger and Morocco.

[...] [...] for daily food provision, and the plans [...]

It may be recalled that at the time of adoption of the decision by the Committee at its forty-eighth session, the Committee was informally advised by its Secretariat of the financial implications of its decision, but documentation to support the estimated costs, was not provided nor was there an official statement recorded, due purely to time constraints.

[...] [...] devastating earthquake on 12 January [...] [...]

Should experts be invited by the Directors-General of FAO or WHO to attend sessions of the Commission and its subsidiary bodies in their individual capacity, their expenses shall be borne out of the regular budgetary funds available for the work of the Commission.

[...] [...] coverage and funds for both.

[...] [...] programme budget, to be cost-effective and efficient [...] [...]

I shall decide upon a date for the international commission to commence its operations once I have received sufficient voluntary contributions to cover the work of the commission in its entirety.

Not only is research funding often tied to nationals, perhaps understandably, but also the benefits of such research may be restricted to nationals.

The proposed budget of the Logistics Base for the period from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2011 (A/64/698) was $72,017,800, which was 24.3 per cent higher than the resources approved for 2009/10, reflecting an increase in staffing, mainly to strengthen the Standing Police Capacity, establish a Justice and Corrections Standing Capacity and relocate the Field Central Review Board secretariat; additional requirements for construction services to create equipment room and office space for Communications and Information Technology Services and the data centre and network communications centre and to upgrade the electrical system at the Logistics Base; and additional requirements to acquire communications and information technology equipment for the secondary telecommunications facility at Valencia.

[...] [...] whenever the cost could not be met from case-related costs or from the transfer [...]

The main areas of deviation include: (a) additions to reflect the partial funding of UN-Women from assessed contributions through the regular budget; (b) a proposal for the level of operational reserves to be calculated in accordance with guidelines issued by the Executive Director (rule 1801); (c) amendments to clarify that the Executive Director would retain all accountability for delegated responsibilities (rule 202); and (d) the sourcing of regulation 12.1 in respect of financial statements from the Financial Regulations and Rules of the World Food Programme (WFP), the only entity to have implemented IPSAS to date.

For doctoral students, financial support is generally provided by or through the institution (assistantships, traineeships) or by the student’s employer.

[...] [...] section 2, General Assembly and Economic and Social Council affairs [...] [...]

In order to minimize these increases and on the basis of a careful assessment of possible ways to optimize efficiency, decreases are proposed in certain budget lines, such as temporary assistance for meetings, general temporary assistance and overtime under Part A, “Recurrent expenditure”, miscellaneous services and charges (including bank charges), special services (external audit) and external printing and binding (see paras. 26, 60, 75, 77, 78, 90, 92 and 96).

[...] [...] identify how much expenditure is allocated [...] [...]

Incomplete implementation of the plan in some cases is due to the aforementioned cutbacks, as well as bureaucratic barriers and budget deficits in some of the municipalities where cooperation is required for the successful implementation of the plan.

The present report has been prepared in response to the request of the Finance Committee at the seventeenth session of the International Seabed Authority for a report on the advantages and disadvantages for the Authority of adopting the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS), including the financial implications of adoption and an implementation plan (see ISBA/17/A/3ISBA/17/C/3, para. 11).

[...] [...] matter, to provide an interim report on documentation concerning peacekeeping financing, to report [...] [...]

The State party should consider establishing a national human rights institution, with broad competence in the area of human rights and equipped to play a role in the coordination and implementation of human rights policies and the implementation of recommendations by treaty bodies, and providing it with the necessary financial and human resources to enable it to work in accordance with the Paris Principles (General Assembly resolution 48/134).

Multifund projects, where various funding sources exist for the same project, are listed with their respective multiple project numbers, the project title and the total amounts from various funding sources.