Примеры использования Agency's general fund на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Amount due to Agency's General Fund at 31 December 2001.
These needs cannot be readily met from the Agency's General Fund.
Nonetheless, the Agency's General Fund was in a perilous state.
It was therefore necessary to strengthen international solidarity andto increase contributions to the Agency's General Fund.
By the end of 1992, the Agency's General Fund showed an excess of expenditure over income of $2.6 million.
For its part,Malaysia will continue to contribute within its means to the Agency's General Fund.
For 1997, the cash portion of the Agency's General Fund budget approved by the General Assembly had been $312 million.
He hoped to build long-term relationships that would lead to a broader funding base for the Agency's General Fund.
Approximately 80 per cent of the Agency's General Fund expenditure related to staff costs and, as the refugee population continued to grow, the cost of maintaining its services was also increasing.
However, national Governments will remain the largest contributors,providing 95 per cent of funds received for the Agency's General Fund in 2009.
More than 95 per cent of the Agency's general fund was financed through extrabudgetary contributions from government donors, with the balance funded largely under the regular budget of the United Nations.
In order to ensure a stable andsustainable source of funding, the full hospitalization costs were integrated with the Agency's General Fund beginning in 2002.
The Working Group also urged Governments to fully fund the Agency's General Fund for the biennium 2012-2013, to ensure that the real value of contributions to the Agency was maintained.
It urges the international donor community as a whole to mobilize the resources needed,particularly for the Agency's General Fund, to secure proper service delivery.
Approximately 80 per cent of the Agency's General Fund expenditure relates to staff costs, including teachers, doctors, nurses and social workers, which tend to increase as the refugee population grows each year.
In kind food aid from donors and cashfor-food, as well as modest allowances to 250,000 special hardship cases form additional components of the Agency's General Fund.
The Working Group also urged Governments to fully fund the Agency's General Fund for the biennium 2014-2015 and, where possible, to put in place increased multi-year funding to allow UNRWA to improve planning of its activities.
Together with responsibility for other administration support services, without which the international staff could not function adequately,these costs have fallen on the Agency's General Fund.
Since approximately 80 per cent of the Agency's General Fund expenditure relates to staff costs, which tend to increase as the refugee population grows each year, it has been difficult to reduce spending to meet short-term cash-flow requirements.
His Government appreciated the long-term support by major donors for UNRWA; it urged the donor community as a whole to mobilize the needed resources,especially for the Agency's general fund, in order to ensure proper service delivery.
The Agency's general fund provided cost-sharing grants targeting special hardship families and the special non-regular project funds provided loans for potential entrepreneurs from a wider range of socio-economic backgrounds.
The Working Group was concerned at the lack of financial resources and at the new challenges facing UNRWA in Lebanon following theinflux of Palestine refugees, and reiterated the dire need to close the shortfall in the Agency's General Fund.
While many donors had continued to be very generous despite the global crisis,the report indicated that the level of current contributions for the Agency's General Fund budget was inadequate to meet the basic needs of a growing Palestine refugee population.
Noting that Arab donor countries were, in fact, major donors to the Agency's non-regular budget, he urged the members of the League of Arab States to do their utmost to achieve the stated target for their contributions to the Agency's General Fund.
Since approximately 80 per cent of the Agency's General Fund expenditure related to staff costs, which tended to increase as the refugee population grew each year, it had been difficult for UNRWA to reduce spending enough to meet both short-term cash flow requirements and the medium-term funding shortfall.
While greatly appreciating the long-term support by major donors for UNRWA operations, the Commission urges the international donor community as a whole tomobilize the resources needed, particularly within the Agency's General Fund, to secure proper service delivery.
Approximately 80 per cent of the Agency's General Fund expenditure relates to staff costs; these are, in effect, service delivery costs, which consist mainly of the salaries of its teachers, doctors, nurses and social workers, which tend to increase as the refugee population grows each year.
While fully acknowledging and greatly appreciating the long-term support by major donors for UNRWA operations, the Commission urges the international donor community as a whole to honour their pledges, andto mobilize resources needed, particularly for the Agency's General Fund, to secure proper service delivery.
The report of the working group on the financing of UNRWA(A/67/382)had noted with grave concern the funding gap in the Agency's General Fund, reiterating that it was above all the responsibility of the international community to ensure that the Agency's services were maintained at an acceptable level, in quantitative and qualitative terms, and that funding kept pace with the changing needs and growth of the refugee population.
Reiterates its appeal to all States, the specialized agencies and nongovernmental organizations to continue and to increase their contributions to the Agency in order to address the serious financial constraints and underfunding,especially with respect to the deficit in the Agency's General Fund, and to support the Agency's valuable and necessary work in assisting the Palestine refugees in all fields of operation;