Supplementary funding and cost recovery

2005 18 UNDP strategic cost management and implications for cost recovery

Costs are charged to projects, ensuring full cost recovery.

Reporting of UNDP income from cost recovery (DP 2005 CRP.4)

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

Welcomes the participation of UNDP in the work of the UNDG Management Group with regard to further harmonization of cost recovery principles and refining the criteria for cost recovery rates

There are four main sources of financing for the health sector the national government, local governments (commune, prefecture, region), patients (through the cost recovery system), and donors.

Additional resources will be hired on an as needed, full cost recovery basis.

Fraction of badly lost near Earth objects whose recovery would not be cost effective

(a) Focus on markets, clients, service lines and portfolios that allow for full cost recovery.

The complex, large scale operations within the option one product lines offer full cost recovery.

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

In addition, mechanisms will need to be devised for reimbursing the United Nations system for the administrative and other support it provides to these modalities, keeping in mind existing full cost recovery policies.

Only swift and sustained recovery can stem the rise in the human cost of economic stagnation.

Took note of document DP 2005 CRP.4 on reporting of UNDP income from cost recovery

(a) Institution of a revised project acceptance process based on appropriate pricing and full cost recovery

Fixing the financial system is necessary, but not sufficient, for recovery.

Badly lost NEOs mean that a direct recovery attempt is not cost effective in terms of telescope resources.

The recovery process and the rehabilitation and reconstruction work will take many years and cost many billions of dollars.

(d) Viable options for programme support cost trust funds to share the cost of the new internal justice system

The overall cost to the economy (and healthcare system) is unknown.

The private sector has typically stayed out, owing to long cost recovery periods, small market size, and lack of consumer credit.

Takes note of the conference room paper on criteria for the determination of project specific cost recovery rates (DP 2005 CRP.5)

The slight decrease in projected income is due to the new UNFPA cost recovery, approved by the Executive Board in January 2005.

UNOPS will also manage complex, multi faceted operations at the inter country level as distinct product lines, subject to full cost recovery.

These may cover issues such as system availability and recovery, user access agreements and technical improvements.

The implications are clear large, complex operations delivering concrete results allow for full cost recovery and derive healthy margins to regenerate UNOPS reserves.

A deployable system must also incorporate cost effective architectures, manufacturing processes, and installation methods.

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A cost benefit system is thus used to assess where improvements are most urgent.

UNDP will also conduct an assessment and establish a follow up action plan for offices not meeting their income target for cost recovery (para.

OIOS observed that in some instances, requests from HOAs could not be fulfilled for reasons such as priority access and unresolved cost recovery arrangements.

(j) The trends in UNOPS portfolio development illustrate that full cost recovery is best assured from large, complex portfolios that achieve economies of scale.

Such a presence is installed where the volume of operations is low and potential for development is limited, but operations enable full cost recovery.

The difference between the two carries a large discrepancy in the cost of the system.

While continuing to provide a range of service lines, UNOPS will rationalize and streamline its corporate and support structures to reduce its fixed cost base, introduce activity based costing, and price its services to ensure full cost recovery.

The basic elements of a recovery package include, first and foremost, a rational approach to rebooting the financial system.

A vacuum currently exists in terms of capacities and United Nations system wide mechanisms to support post disaster recovery.

(h) Relocate operating units to lower cost duty stations relocate corporate headquarters and support service functions to a zone more central to UNOPS operations, where support costs are lower sublease the Chrysler Building to assure full rental cost recovery.

Member States have recently underlined the importance of full cost recovery being applied to supplementary activities, although there is no common and agreed methodology for it.

An immediate cost was Poland s reversal of its resistance to an American anti ballistic missile system.

Think of the productivity cost of millions like him having to adjust to a new system.

Investment in payroll systems could provide significant returns in cost avoidance and in better system management.

The use of market standards would facilitate and reduce the cost of future global system integration.

Each country could establish the proper mechanism and extent of cost recovery that best serves its own needs, priorities and culture, recognizing that no one size fits all.