Marine Protected Areas Are Cost Effective

Cost effectiveness of procurement services in 2002

They then clarify how the high cost of producing new knowledge is in favour of monopolies that are built around the production of knowledge and knowledge embedded goods.

Not denying justice but diverting cases to the most cost effective procedures that in many instances also offer victims more than court based solutions in other words, diversion.

The very high cost of maintaining the roads and the vehicles that ply them is a drain on the currently available resources.

Governments have far more cost effective electricity generation technologies at their disposal.

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

31. Notes with concern the high cost of information technology related equipment at some duty stations away from Headquarters

Chapter II focuses on the fundamental issue of the cost effectiveness of the organizations' procurement services.

With its high fixed cost structure, UNOPS has found it difficult to operate smaller, transaction intensive services on the basis of full cost recovery.

One delegate asked to be informed in due course on lessons learned in terms of cost effectiveness, management and human resources issues.

But such a lack of continuity and training may put at risk the cost effectiveness and consistency of deliveries.

Such integration should only be considered if it is likely to result in a more cost effective programme.

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

It is recommended that the construction of the two additional floors be completed simultaneously with the construction of the originally approved project, as this would represent the most cost effective option for the Organization.

Current funding levels had to be maintained and new sources of funding secured, and funds had to be used in the most cost effective way.

Replacing prison with community based sanctions is an important policy goal that has been pursued in many jurisdictions. A common challenge to all justice systems, whether in developed or developing countries, whether in countries following the common law or the civil law model, is to determine which cases to exclude.

At the end of expected accomplishment (b), add where feasible and more cost effective, without adversely affecting the quality of services provided .

The primary purpose of the Reference Mission was to stimulate further thought and development of alternative approaches, which can improve effectiveness, reduce risks, and reduce cost.

The Group noted with satisfaction the steps taken by the Mission to ensure more cost effective delivery of rations, including the use of road transport.

The relevant advisory committee has stated that it considers the modernisation of educational courses more effective than expensive image campaigns.

In paragraph 91, the Board recommended that UNICEF review its supply chain management to consider the cost effectiveness of locally manufacturing part of its products.

The question therefore is how to best balance the policy principle of equitable geographical distribution of supply sources against the requirement of more cost effective procurement operations.

The Committee further notes with regret that many of the expensive drugs required by chronically ill and mentally ill patients are not subsidized, and are thus in practice denied to these patients.

The asbestos removal work presents those organizations with an opportunity to carry out some major projects, such as upgrading of cabling, replacing of windows and carpets in a more cost effective way.

Performance parking Donald C. Shoup in 2005 argued in his The High Cost of Free Parking book against the large consumption of land and other resources in urban and suburban areas for motor vehicle parking.

(b) Managing compliance by its clients with regulations governing the timely and orderly preparation of parliamentary documentation with a view of the most cost effective utilization of resources

It focuses on strategic issues most likely to contribute to enhancing the cost effectiveness of the procurement process within and among the organizations, namely cooperation and coordination, electronic procurement and capacity building.

Relief organizations operating in those areas complain incessantly about the extreme difficulty of accessing remote areas and the high cost of maintaining the vehicles that ply those routes, not to mention the frequent accidents.

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17. Encourages the Department of Public Information to continue to coordinate closely with all other departments of the Secretariat, to avoid duplication in the issuance of United Nations publications and to ensure that they are produced in a cost effective manner

Moreover, investing in forest conservation and sustainable land use is one of the most cost effective means of mitigating climate change.

It should be added in this respect that the General Assembly and ACABQ have called for a system for measuring the cost effectiveness of procurement performance by the organizations.

Encourages the Department of Public Information to continue to coordinate closely with all other departments of the Secretariat, to avoid duplication in the issuance of United Nations publications and to ensure that they are produced in a cost effective manner

55. Emphasizes that all publications of the Department of Public Information, in accordance with existing mandates, should fulfil an identifiable need, should not duplicate other publications of the United Nations system and should be produced in a cost effective manner

It's well worth the cost.

It was well worth the cost.

Of course, whether the cost is lowered does not depend on where the deployment takes place using German money to support solar deployment in sunny Greece would be more efficient than using it to support deployment in gloomier Germany.

(c) To recommend that the secretariat continue to seek more cost effective solutions for official meetings to be held in Bonn and invite the Government of Germany to increase its voluntary contributions towards the organization of these events.

The method was invented in the 1950s by Nathan Lifson and colleagues at the University of Minnesota however, its use was restricted to small animals until the 1980s because of the high cost of the oxygen 18 isotope.

More broadly, FTTs violate the general public finance principle that it is inefficient to tax intermediate factors of production, particularly ones that are highly mobile and fluid in their response.

The overall cost increase is mostly the result of the weakening of the United States dollar, inflation and post related cost adjustments.

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Requests the Secretary General to undertake a cost benefit analysis of the delivery of food rations by air assets, without prejudice to the delivery of food to the troops, and to implement the most viable and cost effective option in each peacekeeping operation