In the West Bank, UNRWA provided grants to individuals for emergency shelter repair, and completed the Jenin Camp Reconstruction Project, costing 27 million, in December 2004.

Costing structure for air operations

5 For the costing of the Millennium Development Goals see Investing in Development A Practical Plan to Achieve the Millennium Development Goals, The Millennium Project, 2005, available at www.unmillenniumproject.org.

Sami's love for Layla was costing him.

The war was costing Egypt 500,000 a day.

Table 3 Projections and costing of Millennium Goals

The costing variances are shown in table 12.

It is costing Yemen billions of dollars every month.

The internal costing valuation of inventory can be complex.

We call upon the UNDP and the United Nations Millennium Project to support operationalising of the achievement of MDGs by assisting Governments in sectoral investment needs assessments leading to costing and financing plans.

Within the set of strategic business cases of the system wide ICT strategy, the ICT Network has recently identified a business case preparation and costing initiative which will further standardize the costing methodology.

The World Bank estimates that such constraints are costing China 2.3 of GDP.

The Board notes, however, that non expendable property approved for disposal costing 1,882,651 and non expendable property pending approval for disposal costing 16,493 were not disclosed in the financial statements as at 31 December 2004.

(b) Transformation of client service units (regional offices and the Global Interregional Project Division) into profit centres activity based costing clear targets governed by meticulous performance metrics no cross subsidisation between the centres under performing centres will be closed or merged

Moreover, these fuels are not cheap, costing isolated households a significant proportion of their income.

Sixty two such projects costing approximately 630,000 have been approved since the establishment of UNOCI.

So how much is race costing Obama? The problem is that pollsters cannot effectively measure the problem.

The Government's increasing leadership and capacity in defining national priorities led to a substantial re costing exercise.

Many will be staying there, because the global economic downturn has hit China hard, costing them their jobs.

The services of an intermediary firm in another country were required for external connection, costing 93,900 per year.

Much of the congressional opposition stems from worries about an influx of cut rate Colombian goods, costing US jobs.

First, the US could end its expensive and failed war in Afghanistan, which is costing around 100 billion per year.

Renewables cut air pollution, which is costing the global economy billions of dollars a year in health care costs alone.

The Government has prepared an enhanced National AIDS Control Programme costing Rs.2.8 billion, including assistance from the World Bank.

(f) Improve transparency and value for money by introducing activity based costing techniques, to be rolled out systematically in 2006.

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The 1976 plan called for sustainable logging and basic forest fire control, but war intervened, costing Afghanistan half its forest cover.

Without the swamp s purification services, a study showed, Kampala would need a sewage plant costing at least 2 million a year.

The European Union s climate policy is costing 250 billion a year, enough to have achieved all of the Millennium Development Goals.

And a recent Associated Press Yahoo News poll suggested that his race is costing Obama six percentage points in the polls.

Pirate fishing around the world is costing fishermen their jobs and income, and is inflicting serious harm on the ocean environment.

The Board noted in April 2005 that computer hardware costing 6,295.42 had not been included in the total acquisition for 2004.

This includes employing the Atlas system as a performance management system, linking resources to results and costing of outputs and results.

(Project Pacific Southeast Asia, Project Kalkan Central Asia, Project Amazon South America, Project Baobab Africa)

This plan would allow us to bail out good banks and allow bad banks to fail without costing the taxpayer a penny.

Today, such vehicles are hand built and expensive, typically costing roughly a million dollars each, give or take a few hundred thousand dollars.

Each unit will be fire walled' as an autonomous profit centre', backed up by support services provided against an activity based costing model.

The efficiency measures outlined, including improved service line pricing mechanisms, activity based costing and systematized client reporting, are designed to eliminate these problems.

Biofuels are even less efficient, costing more than 300 per ton of CO2 avoided, while doing just over one cent of good per dollar.

Each operational unit will be fire walled' as an autonomous profit centre', backed up by support services provided against an activity based costing model.

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(a) ProFi substantive main modules (also known as ProFi phase 2) supporting all phases of the project life cycle project formulation, project portfolio, project clearance and project progress report

And solar takes the absolute prize, costing more than 800 per ton of CO2 to do less than a cent of good per dollar spent.

(e) In Programme B.2 Comptroller General, Internal Audit and Evaluation Services, one new Professional post at the PS level, costing 217,000, has been cancelled

Many Parties expressed the need for more work to be carried out on integrated assessments, socio economic assessments, identification of adaptation options and costing implications.