Operating costs

Operational costs

Programme F.4 Field Operating Costs

However, it should be noted that all United Nations organizations in Bonn will face higher operating costs at the new premises, particularly for electricity, relating to increases in basic office size, lifts, air conditioning and generally higher energy costs.

The yen s weakening will mean higher import costs, and therefore a higher rate of inflation.

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

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

Rising labor costs are inevitable.

They include provision for civilian personnel costs of 2,687,800, and 2,329,600 for operational costs.

It also covers the cost of the publications of the Court, the acquisition of supplies and equipment and general operating expenses.

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

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?

The operational costs for a centre are tied to the value of work that will be carried out by that centre.

Operating costs incurred were at a level of 72 per cent of the originally proposed expenditure budget, partly due to deferred expenditure, but also for cost savings under certain budget items, such as printing.

It is not true that automation has caused the rise of unemployment since 2008.

Experience indicates, however, that recovering a share of operation and maintenance costs contributes to system sustainability.

The rise in raw material prices was exacerbated by increased transport costs.

(conference technicians and operating costs) 39.06 per cent

At the beginning of 2005, the designs were further revised with the view to reducing the construction and operation costs, while increasing the function.

Total operational costs, estimated at 2,329,600, are broken down in table 1 of the report.

From a macroeconomic perspective, China s current inflation is attributable both to demand pull and cost push factors.

The result has been elevated unit labor costs relative to France s peer group (especially Germany) and stubbornly high unemployment.

These new rules have certainly pushed transaction costs higher.

This is exacerbated by high transportation costs due to the geographical remoteness of small island developing States.

Full employment is better than high unemployment if it can be accomplished without inflation, Greenspan thought.

Economists agree that, at full employment, higher government spending crowds out private spending.

Under non post objects of expenditure, the resources relate to general temporary assistance, overtime, consultants, travel of staff and other operational costs, such as general operating expenses, supplies and equipment.

What makes the industry work is a commonly agreed informal business culture that is flexible, innovative, and keeps operating costs down.

Back office and support functions, such as payroll processing, helpdesks, staff records data entry, etc., are performed by the organization's own staff but in areas where operating costs are significantly lower than the average for the organization.

The interference of cost push factors contributed to the unexpected persistence of inflation.

In today s Internet age, the costs of China s support for Burma s generals are rising fast.

That also means ending government co financing of operating costs and demanding that the oil companies tap capital markets to bridge the shortfall.

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

But will tax revenues rise fast enough to offset the escalating cost of servicing the government s mountain of debt?

The Committee notes from the supplementary information provided to it that the expenditure under operational costs as at 31 August 2005 amounted to 20 million, which, if compared with the budget of 135.3 million, may indicate delays in the implementation of projects funded under operational costs.

Estimates suggest that the operating costs at enterprise level alone are in the order of 2 10 per cent of the value of exported produce.

But these reactors have experienced safety problems and are more expensive to operate than current reactors.

But by 1966, high production costs forced the series to come to an end after 107 episodes.

Accordingly, relevant adjustments are made in all tables in the present report by transferring the posts and a minimum of operational costs to infrastructure and the substantive activities costs to the programme budget.

The steady increase in production costs, partly attributable to high borrowing costs, is squeezing enterprises profit margins of small and medium sized enterprises in particular.

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

Capacity building of the PPAF will support operating costs, staff training, technical assistance for various studies and cost of fixed assets. The Fund has a special focus on women.

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 .

Higher interest rates also raise the cost of borrowing to buy these assets, which may diminish demand for them, exerting downward pressure on their prices.

Thus, they run the risk that a spike in interest rates would feed back relatively quickly into higher borrowing costs.