Примеры использования Full cost recovery на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Full cost recovery.
Partial/full cost recovery.
Full cost recovery roll-out.
Ensuring full cost recovery.
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Ensuring full cost recovery OP 47-66.
These charges are not based on full cost recovery.
Ensuring full cost recovery paras. 43, 47-56.
The Netherlands supports the implementation of the full cost recovery methodology.
Application of full cost recovery to funding pledged prior to 2014.
Over time, more countries will achieve(or be able to achieve) full cost recovery.
II.D. Ensuring full cost recovery.
Full cost recovery; phase out/renegotiate loss-making portfolios.
In some circumstances, full cost recovery may not be advisable.
Thus, in 2005, UNOPS is giving priority to instituting correct pricing of services as a basis for full cost recovery.
This formula is characteristic only to full cost recovery AUTO or share investors.
Yet, direct full cost recovery would render services unaffordable for many people.
Financial instruments are aimed at achieving full cost recovery of municipal waste management.
However, full cost recovery still remains rare across the United Nations development system.
The latter is also required for implementing a full cost recovery under the polluter-pays principle.
Full cost recovery has been a standing item at the meetings of the standing open-ended intergovernmental working group on improving the governance and financial situation of UNODC.
Programme support cost funds: full cost recovery and 2014-2015 transition budget.
If these trends continue, the microfinance andmicroenterprise programme may be able to achieve operational sustainability and full cost recovery by the end of 2005.
General purpose funds: full cost recovery and the 2014-2015 transition budget.
The sustainability of this model depends on achieving a balance between the principle of full cost recovery from water tariffs and their affordability for the population.
One speaker maintained that full cost recovery did not generate new costs, but rather presented existing costs in a different way.
Delegations stressed the need for transparency andconsistency in the application of the full cost recovery model and asked questions on the effects of its implementation in the field and at headquarters.
It was suggested that full cost recovery did not generate new costs; rather, it presented in a different way costs that were previously hidden by cross-subsidization.
Organizations decided in the long term to achieve full cost recovery by more comprehensively identifying and recovering direct costs. .
The full cost recovery initiative, if implemented successfully, should enable UNODC to better understand its cost base for different types of donor-funded interventions and across different regions.