Ratio of subventions to annual total expenditure

That's the annual interest rate.

Thus, annual expenditures must in the future be established within the constraints of annual income.

Biennial expenditure for office cleaning and security amounts to approximately 460,000.

Assuming an annual expenditure base of 44 million, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system expenditure represents 8 per cent of UNOPS ongoing costs.

Thus, while a significant proportion of expenditure is denominated in euros, some dollar expenditures remain.

So this is essentially kind of an annual interest rate, but if

What does that do to the payments and to the interest rates and so forth?

So we calculate the percent reduction per year, but it's sort of the same percentage.

Council rule 31 (Submission of the annual budget) rule 34 (Estimate of expenditures) rule 81 (Finance Committee).

But once again, you know, on an annual basis, 125 looks even worse.

In 2009, the annual healthcare related expenditures reached 20.6 billion kuna (2.75 billion euro).

The average rate of overhead reached more than 11 per cent in 2004

Expenditures that support activities beyond the five focus areas are projected at 1 per cent of both regular resources and total expenditures.

Total 2004 expenditures were 97 per cent of total funds available for the Annual Programme Fund.

Data is based on reports from 87 field offices (80 per cent of total), representing 77 per cent of expenditure.

The financial cost of the war was between 6 and 8.5 billion lire, approximately 14 to 20 per cent of the country's annual expenditure.

Total 2004 expenditures were 97 per cent of total funds available for the Annual Programme Fund.

Total 2004 expenditures were 79 per cent of total funds available for the Supplementary Programme Fund.

Notes with appreciation the annual contribution of the host Government of Euro 511,292, which offsets planned expenditures

The annual rate of increase in the EAP is 4 per cent, for exceeding the rate of growth of the total population.

In the US, the annual supplementary federal expenditure has amounted to only about 1 of GDP in recent years.

1 The amount required to bring the working capital reserve up to 8.3 per cent of the total annual programmes cost plus overhead.

One such subsidy is permitting deduction of a fixed percentage of certain expenses from income tax.

The Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and Saudi Arabia together provided 35 per cent of unilateral self supporting expenditures.

Annual trust fund expenditure has grown steadily over the same period, reaching 17.9 million in 1992 (table 2).

In due course, some expenditures can be offset, as appropriate, when a host Government apos s annual contribution is received and credited at United Nations Headquarters.

The increase in the expenditure estimates for 2006 2007 as compared with the revised estimates for 2004 2005 is 5.4 per cent.

Primary education is free, but related expenses, such as uniforms, books and annual school fees are a financial strain on poor families.

Examples include projects concerning commodity trade, competition law and policies, biotrade, assessment of trade in services, commercial diplomacy, FDI statistics, support for investment promotion agencies, international investment agreements, support for trade facilitation policy makers and negotiators, corporate transparency, insurance markets, e commerce and e tourism, assistance on science and technology policies, and EMPRETEC.

The share of Latin America and the Caribbean in regional and country projects also decreased slightly and amounted to 7.6 per cent of total expenditures.

(b) Systematically charging the 13 per cent of programme support costs (overhead) to programmes grants whenever possible.

The above statistics show that among households affected by either nutritional or patrimony development poverty the amount of non cash expenditure on food, drink and health care accounts for a significant proportion of total available expenditure.

With regard to support costs, the Committee notes that the Institute is charging 13 per cent (overhead) to programme grants whenever possible and that the average rate of overhead reached more that 11 per cent in 2004 (A 60 360, para.

(Expenditure in thousands of dollars)

Since administrative costs are not expected to increase in the next biennium while expenditures will continue to rise, overhead ratios are likely to continue to decline.

Annual standard costs Estimated total annual cost

Expenditure 2 749 064.0 2 467 458.2 281 605.8 11.4 2 188 370.0 560 694.0

Table 8

Biennial support budget

Personnel

ILO International Labour Organization

Expenses

Expenditure Cost estimate

The average annual increase in the population between 1992 (year of the previous census) and 2001 was 3.2 per cent.