(d) Cost accounting

The calculations are as follows

Costs and benefits matter.

The calculation is as follows

Recostings for inflation and currency

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3. Recosting at revised 1994 1995 rates (rates

6. Recosting at 1996 1997 rates 201.7

Estimated total resources available for allocation,

Table 2. Additional posts proposed for funding from the support account

Costs are charged to projects, ensuring full cost recovery.

The cost estimates set out herein were calculated, where applicable, on the basis of the cost parameters indicated below.

Resource requirements (before recosting) 399,900

A 3 per cent turnover factor has been applied to the computation of the cost estimates.

Resource requirements (before recosting) 1,634,700

Resource requirements (before recosting) 7,135,400

A 25 per cent delayed deployment factor has been applied to the computation of cost estimates.

The budget estimates for the biennium 2006 2007 are then adjusted (recosted) to take into account the impact of inflation and other cost adjustments.

The exchange rate fluctuation between euro and the United States dollar has been factored into these costs.

Accordingly, the averaging method has been used for these five duty stations in the current recosting.

30. Calculation of common staff costs is based on the standard scales mentioned above in paragraph 9.

The direct costs to be charged against gross revenue comprise the cost of two guards and some overtime.

In prior bienniums, these costs were deducted from the extrabudgetary account.

Therefore, no vacancy factor was taken into account when calculating these costs.

But the art of leading rests on calculating costs and benefits and exercising judgment when the balance is unclear.

These assumptions reflect the reduced financial requirements of a post due to a period of vacancy during the recruitment process.

These estimates were calculated, where applicable, on the basis of the cost parameters indicated below.

Calculation of common staff costs is based on the standard scales mentioned in paragraph 16 above.

Direct costs such as the acquisition of books and subscriptions to journals are charged to the user organization.

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The following analysis is presented at 2006 2007 costs, i.e. including the element of revaluation and recosting.

Takes note of the revised estimates arising from recosting due to the effects of changes in the rates of exchange and inflation

1. These estimates were calculated, where applicable, on the basis of the cost parameters indicated below.

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While details of the costing arrangements for this dual role remain to be finalized, it is envisioned that the related costs would be shared between the two budgets.

The calculation of common staff costs is based on the standard cost rates referred to in paragraph 5 above and are estimated as detailed in sections B and C below.

Expenditure under common staff costs was lower since these costs were budgeted at an average rate which was higher than actual expenditure.

Streamlining enhanced cost effectiveness and avoiding duplication have not been done in one area at the expense of another.

The reduction of administrative overhead costs associated with travel management should not be at the expense of travellers flexibility in order to comply with demanding schedules

Other delegations expressed the view that the procedure currently followed for the recosting of currency fluctuations and inflation should be maintained.

Thus, foreign currency costs might be calculated as follows for 500 exchanges in one year

The present practice of seeking reimbursements involves the calculation of the workload factors based on the actual services rendered to a particular organization.

It had been estimated last year that the change in (a) above would increase the actuarial costs by 1.05 per cent of pensionable remuneration, and that the change in (b) above would decrease the actuarial costs by 0.20 per cent of pensionable remuneration.

In order to increase the clarity of the budget presentation in respect of separating costs that are not directly linked to the delivery of any given programme, this charge has now been established as an individual item under indirect costs and both the budget base and the resource requirements have been adjusted accordingly.

requests the Executive Secretary to include explanations of the estimates and assumptions that were used to calculate the cost increases applied to each object of expenditure