(g) Language and documentation services (UNOV) share based on workload

Also, the share of health care services in private institutions is borne directly by patients.

The largest share of the total funding goes towards the delivery of employment programs and services.

The share of developing countries in world total exports of services was 22 per cent in 2003, while their share in imports was 24 per cent.

The increase will also cover the Office's share of centrally provided data processing infrastructure services and support costs.

The increase will also cover the Office's share of centrally provided data processing infrastructure services and support costs.

As a result, its exports contain an ever increasing share of imported goods and services and the share of domestic value added in its exports per unit of output is rapidly declining.

For starters, services have been gaining ground worldwide, especially in developed economies. From 1970 to 2012, the GDP share of services in the OECD countries increased from 53 to 71 .

Perhaps even more compelling, services share of total global employment reached 42.7 in 2007, well ahead of agriculture (34.9 ) and industry (22.4 ).

The share of gross value added generated by the agricultural and services sectors in the total gross value added of the region is above the national average in 2000, whereas the share of industry is below.

WFP's share of common services programme costs in 2004 was US 132,000, including its portion of the cost of two common services adviser posts established for the Eastern Southern Africa region and West Africa.

The increase in non post resources relates mainly to estimated requirements under contractual services and general operating expenses to cover the Office of Internal Oversight Services share of centrally provided data processing support costs.

There is certainly room to grow the share of industry in developing Asia s output surpassed the OECD average in 2010 (41 vs. 24 ), but the share of services still lags by a wide margin (48 vs. 75 ).

Employment in the manufacturing sector has tended to increase (as a share of total employment), even in India, with its services driven growth.

Increasing the share of grants in official development assistance could help to ensure that investments in basic water and sanitation services are sustainable.

The share of social infrastructure and services in total official development assistance increased from 25 per cent in 1990 to 34 per cent in 2002, while the share of the economic infrastructure and production sectors fell during those years.

As a result their share in global imports of services has dropped from 24 per cent in 2000 to 21 per cent in 2003.

In certain industries, such as construction and business services, the share of developing countries reached more than 15 per cent of world FDI stock (annex table).

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In 2002, services accounted, on average, for 49 per cent of GDP in developing countries, while for developed countries this share was 72 per cent.

In some cases, the school bells ring at different times, the students of different ethnicity do not share the computer equipment, language and other services.

A better approach would be to coordinate police, security and intelligence services more effectively within and among States and to share information.

India has a higher share of services, and more rapid service sector growth, than China, although the latter is richer and has grown faster over time.

Investments in services are growing OFDI in computer related industries, information technology and trading activities accounted for the lion's share of Chinese OFDI stock in 2003.

In many developing countries, transport and distribution services contribute an important percentage of GDP (as high as 30 per cent) and account for a large share of employment.

Over the past decades, the shares of the industrial and services sectors in the region's total GDP have increased significantly, while the share of the agricultural sector has declined.

Services like education, banking, accounting, and insurance account for an ever larger share of global output (now roughly two thirds), and further expansion requires significant changes in existing agreements.

And there is plenty more to come. At around 47 of GDP, China s embryonic services sector remains well short of the 60 65 share that a middle income economy typically possesses.

If people want the same level of government services relative to other things that they consume, government spending will take up a larger and larger share of national output over time.

Over the last two decades, the services economy in all countries has gained in importance and contributed a growing share to gross domestic product (GDP) and employment.

Moreover, the trend over time to a higher service sector share in the economy suggests that higher real growth in services has not been offset by price declines.

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Services account for a growing share of GDP and employment and play a key role not only in infrastructure building, competitiveness and trade facilitation, but also in poverty reduction and gender equality.

Developed countries remain the main source of outward FDI, while developing countries' share has also grown (from one per cent in 1990 to 10 per cent of global outward FDI services stock in 2002).

At present, expenditures by landlocked developing countries on transport and insurance services as a share of total export earnings are, on average, double that of developing countries overall, and triple that of the developed economies.

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India has a higher share of services, and more rapid service sector growth, than China, although the latter is richer and has grown faster over time. This indicates that services are not simply responding to domestic demand (which would be higher in China), but also to export opportunities.

The increase in resources of 20,100 relates to the Treasury's share of the costs of centrally provided data processing services and infrastructure support, including storage area networks, application servers, departmental servers, backup units and desktop connectivity.

This rebalancing has helped to improve China s income distribution. Indeed, in recent years, labor s share of national income has been on the rise a direct reflection of the decline in manufacturing and expansion in services.

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Dividends are supposed to be a share of profits here it was simply a share of government largesse.

The increase of 11,700 relates to the share of the Contributions Service in the costs of centrally provided data processing services and infrastructure support, including storage area networks, application servers, departmental servers, backup units and desktop connectivity.

Moreover, the trend over time to a higher service sector share in the economy suggests that higher real growth in services has not been offset by price declines. There is no outbreak of the so called Dutch disease that is, the price of services do not fall with an increase in the supply.

Finally, while Latin America s resource based economic model and the increasing importance of China in the region catalyzed the growth spurt that began in 2004, the share of high technology manufacturing and services exports has decreased.