The decline in the caseload has largely been a result of families with children (including single parents) leaving the caseload.

As of December 2004, Ontario Works had a caseload of 188,745 while the ODSP income support program had a caseload of 206,884.

Growth of the Committee's caseload under the Optional Protocol

The second category were referred to as new caseload refugees.

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

Since 2001 2002, the total social assistance caseload has levelled off.

The caseload declined from 6,103 to 3,927 (35.6 percent) in this period of time.

The total social assistance caseload overall has remained relatively unchanged from 1999 to 2003.

I must convey to the Council that the Tribunal's caseload only continues to grow.

In 2004 2005, the caseload rose to 4,330 reflecting an increase of approximately nine percent.

As a result of this strategy, the social assistance caseload continues to decrease year over year.

There was a significant 10 percent increase in the caseload over this same period of time.

OIOS estimated that by 1 July 2005 it would have a caseload of 900 cases per year.

We are pleased to note the marked progression in the caseload of the Court since its inception.

In New Brunswick, the social assistance caseload declined from 28,200 in December 2000 to 25,400 in December 2004.

Return and transport assistance had been distributed to over 145,000 IDPs from an anticipated return caseload of 314,000.

The humanitarian community is responding to a vast caseload of affected people in Darfur, now numbering nearly 3.4 million.

UNHCR also mentioned that the assumption that its costs will decrease proportionally to the caseload of assisted persons is, unfortunately, unsubstantiated.

UNHCR also mentioned that the assumption that its costs will decrease proportionally to the caseload of assisted persons is, unfortunately, unsubstantiated.

In the same vein, we emphasize that the challenge of an increased caseload requires cooperation on the part of Member States.

Since reaching an all time high in 1994, the social assistance caseload has decreased by 29 percent, with approximately 30,000 fewer beneficiaries.

This has increased disposable income for the poorest families and still allowed New Brunswick to reach record lows in its social assistance caseload.

The first caseload was demobilized from the army and the rebel groups on a voluntary basis, followed by those currently identified within the army.

The first category comprised the 1972 refugees from Burundi, referred to as the old caseload , located in refugee settlements in the Rukwa and Tabora regions.

In Somalia, the Division promoted the development of an action plan for the assessment and profiling of the caseload of internally displaced persons in Somaliland.

We are pleased to see that, over the 2004 2005 period, the Court disposed of 10 cases and that the caseload now sits at 11.

Yet those still remaining beyond Afghanistan s borders are the biggest caseload of refugees in the world, and there are many Afghan migrants, too, especially in Iran.

Thailand believes that alternative measures, which include restorative justice, are necessary not only to decrease caseload but also to avoid the possible adverse effects of incarceration.

Indeed, its caseload remained fairly low until the 1970s, when the Court successfully overcame the suspicion that prevailed among many developing countries that it was biased.

The report contains an overview of the caseload for 2003 04 for the two hubs, highlights of the matters investigated and a look into future resource requirements.

Faced with a continuously growing caseload, the Court has made tremendous efforts in the last decade to increase its judicial efficiency while maintaining its high quality of work.

We consider it essential that the General Assembly provide the Court with sufficient resources and personnel to allow it to fulfil the new obligations resulting from the increased caseload.

Historically, there have been significant variations in the number of new proceedings commenced in a given year, although in recent times there has been an upward trend in the Court's caseload.

The Government had allocated a generous amount of land to the old caseload , but was disheartened that the international community had not acknowledged the effort and expected it to provide even more land.

Ms. Mtawali (United Republic of Tanzania) said that her Government continued to host the largest protracted refugee caseload in Africa and that it needed more international assistance to provide essential facilities and services.

As the gravest human rights violations diminished with the end of the conflict, the MINUGUA caseload focused more heavily on the due process violations at the heart of Guatemala's entrenched problem of judicial impunity.

ICRC, which continues to support the repatriation exercise, has an outstanding caseload of 17 children associated with the former fighting forces who are waiting for their guardians to be traced in their countries of origin.

Secondly, on the question of the capacity of the Rwandan judicial system to handle such cases, given the large caseload from thousands of local cases, we wish to bring the following to the attention of the Council.

Since then, more than 3.5 million Afghan refugees have already come home. Yet those still remaining beyond Afghanistan s borders are the biggest caseload of refugees in the world, and there are many Afghan migrants, too, especially in Iran.

Turning, secondly, to the progress of trials and the functioning of the Tribunal, we are pleased to see the increasing productivity of the ICTY, including its caseload, judgements rendered and cases transferred to Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

We recognize the importance of further developing restorative justice policies, procedures and programmes in order to decrease the caseload of criminal courts, as well as of promoting the incorporation of restorative justice approaches into criminal justice practices, as appropriate.

In several of these cases, the submission of preliminary objections will lead to two separate sets of proceedings, each involving the submission of written pleadings and the holding of oral hearings leading to separate judgments, thereby further affecting the Court's caseload.

Although the establishment of a fourth courtroom and the lifting of the recruitment freeze are likely to improve the functioning of the Tribunal, it remains clear that the expected increase in the caseload during the appeal phase will put additional pressure on the Tribunal and further delay the conclusion of its work.