Changes in non recurring recurring costs,

(Table V.8 for offset)

This estimated cost provides only for recurring costs.

These revenues cover recurrent local costs.

D. Non recurrent costs and transitional measures

Recurring costs Monthly recurring costs

United Nations Development Fund for Women International Research and

This estimated cost provides only for recurring costs and does not include any of the non recurring costs for start up items required in connection with the expansions in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

a) The regular budget comprises recurrent staff and non staff costs.

Non recurrent cost of San Vito expansion project (in US )

Column (2) and (3) RECURRENT (PER YEAR) INTL STAFF AND LOCAL

b) The project budget comprises mainly non recurrent costs funded by earmarked project contributions.

to to to 31 Oct. 93 31 Oct. 93 31 Oct. 93

Column (4), (5) and (6) RECURRENT INTL STAFF, LOCAL AND TOTAL

This estimated cost provides only for recurring costs and does not include any of the non recurring costs for additional start up items required in connection with the expansions in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Further, refugees paid for their own food and domestic needs and contributed partially towards recurrent costs.

Local office costs are defined as all recurrent office costs excluding international staff costs and international travel.

Together with other increases in recurring costs for maintenance of security equipment, UNIDO's contribution increased by 79 per cent.

Recurrent costs reflect certain regular operating costs such as utilities, real estate taxes, contractual services and normal minor maintenance.

These projects provided both employment for disabled persons and income towards the recurrent costs of the rehabilitation programmes for children.

Recurrent UNDP international staff costs per year in column (2) and recurrent local office costs (including UNDP local staff) in column (3).

12. The costs will be presented by major categories of expenditure and will indicate the start up or one time costs and the monthly estimated recurring costs for each category.

The cost estimate for the period from 1 November 1993 to 31 October 1994 only provides for recurring costs.

From a financial perspective, there will be one time moving and installation costs and possibly increased recurrent costs due to higher prices in New York.

(i) Recurrent publications

Non recurrent items

Excluding MMP and MCSP recurrent costs of 4.3 million which are funded by the operations of the programme itself.

Excluding MMP and MCSP recurrent costs of 4.8 million which are funded by the operations of the programme itself.

The Committee notes that the security related costs have come down from 5,803,500 for the 2004 2005 biennium, which included 2,959,800 for non recurrent costs.

An additional recurrent cost of 753,400 has been shown for staff costs, bringing the total recurrent costs for 1994 1995 to 3,765,700.

The reduction in the monthly cost after 31 July 1994 is the result of the exclusion of non recurrent costs associated primarily with the acquisition of equipment, prefabricated buildings and vehicles.

2. The Charter of the United Nations University provides that capital costs and recurrent costs of the University shall be met from voluntary contributions for the University, or from income derived therefrom.

The distinction between recurrent and non recurrent items is still valid, however, as a management tool

It merely documents recurrent patterns.

(i) Recurrent publications 130 54 46

1.51 The structure of UNRWA's budget reflects both the recurrent and non recurrent nature of activities and the means by which they are funded.

Recurrent requirements in 1994 1995

(ii) Non recurrent publications 2 1 3

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It was the understanding of the United Nations organizations in Bonn that their relocation and the occupancy of the new offices would not affect the recurring costs that organizations incur in the present premises (Haus Carstanjen), unless such costs relate to the allocation of additional space required to accommodate organizational growth.

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(i) Recurrent publications CEPAL Review (6)