Operating costs

The WCOs also help identify willing entrepreneurs and serious micro credit clients and thereby reduce operating costs of RSPs.

Programme F.4 Field Operating Costs

As in previous years, in order to reduce operating costs, only documents containing draft proposals which require action at the meetings will be circulated in meeting rooms.

(conference technicians and operating costs) 39.06 per cent

The host country also makes some financial contribution towards operating costs.

This would reduce transaction costs and trading risks.

Field operating costs have been reduced by 1,147,800 and the new staffing structure resulted in lower staff costs.

In 1992, to reduce costs, the spacecraft was redesigned.

Decides to reduce operational costs by 1 million dollars

This could deal with specific issues and reduce costs.

How to finance the resulting higher operating costs of the health sector (can this be done through donor financing that would fund administrative and operating costs over the medium to long term?

AS manages secretariat wide operating costs from the core budget. Staffing and related costs of AS are funded from overheads.

User fees generally constitute 8 per cent of the operating costs of services.

Table 5. Operating costs of holding the eighth session of the COP in Bonn

In order to reduce the operating costs incurred by banks providing remittances, the fee payable to the Monetary Authority for a limited purpose branch licence is significantly lower than the fee for a full service branch.

In addition, the capital master plan would continue to incur more support costs and other operating costs on account of prolonged delays.

Attempts to shave costs by economizing on energy use reduce pollution.

For instance, repatriation will reduce the refugee caseload but increase costs.

An amount of 3,101,107 is eliminated from both operating costs and contractual services to avoid double counting of UNIDO's contribution to buildings management costs

An analysis of the Ministry of Health's operating budget (see Annex) shows that 71.2 per cent goes to payroll costs 15.29 per cent to nonwage operating costs, and 13.51 per cent to operations and subsidies at health care facilities.

The Government is not expected to be able to cover its operating costs fully before 2013.

Labor reform leading to longer hours would not reduce the total income of the employed, but it would reduce production costs.

Owing to the separate major programme for indirect costs, the resource requirements of the various programmes do not show a large component under operating costs .

A better solution is to figure out how to reduce health care costs.

Europe must find more effective policies that reduce production costs toward German levels.

5. Also recommends that the operating costs of the Regional Centre be funded from the regular budget

UNOPS will reduce ongoing operating expenses by 2 million in 2005 as compared to current estimates for 2004.

Cooperation with affiliate firms to reduce transaction costs in sourcing, capital acquisition, and contracts

His Majesty's Government shall also bear the requisite operating costs of the Centre, including additional security related expenses.

The private sector aimed to increase sales and reduce total supply chain costs, for which reduced lead time, distribution costs and inventories were required.

The last decade has shown that increases in renewable energy production actually reduce its costs.

Staff costs, support costs and operating and other overhead expenses comprised 11.6 per cent, 3.8 per cent and 3.9 per cent, respectively, of the total cost of the project.

At the same time, ICTs reduce operating costs, improve business processes, and provide tourism producers with additional opportunities to present and sell their products, as well as to naturally establish partnerships with carriers, global distribution systems (GDS), tour operators, travel agencies and national tourism offices.

A deeper and more efficient financial sector would also reduce transaction costs and facilitate risk management.

Higher import costs and lower export earnings combined to reduce the competitiveness of landlocked developing countries.

Corruption also harms companies that produce goods and services in these areas as it increases operating costs and reduces competitiveness.

These arrangements have been effective in building ownership of the activities in each country, and have also minimized operating costs.

However, Saudi Arabia only seeks compensation for the costs of operating and managing the preserves for a 20 year period.

Higher debt service costs require higher tax rates, which in turn weaken incentives and reduce economic growth.

The system was designed to empower farmers, increase the yield of crops and reduce costs and pollution.

It was important to develop transport and communication infrastructure to reduce costs and facilitate exports from LDCs.

An area of particular concern, in that regard, was how to reduce the costs of transferring remittances.

Demand creation and long term financing would give manufacturers incentive to produce new vaccines and reduce costs.

Noting that, despite some recent initiatives to facilitate and to reduce the costs of remittances transfers, the costs incurred by migrants remain high and could be reduced,