Примеры использования Nccs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Total NCCs see table 3.
UNDP country presence in NCCs.
Total excluding NCCs and NCC related adjustments.
As of 2001 there are three new NCCs.
All NCCs should ensure that annual reports include the NCC statement.
As of 2001, there are four new NCCs.
Nine NCCs are served from UNDP offices located in their countries.
Their role is to provide secretariat support to the NCCs.
UNDP country office presences in NCCs with 2008-2011 GNI per capita> $12,475.
Countries with a GNI per capita greater than $4 700 are treated as net contributor countries NCCs.
The current IPFs of these six potentially new NCCs amount to $16 million or 0.5 per cent of total IPFs.
NCCs and their reports It continues to be of concern to the RCC that two countries failed to submit an annual report.
Hence the TRAC-1 earmarkings andother arrangements pertaining to NCCs are presented in a separate table.
UNDP continues to encourage NCCs and potential NCCs to build programmes funded from their own resources.
It is essential that all Member States follow the guidelines previously provided on the composition and membership of NCCs.
For NCCs whose GNP per capita exceeds $6,000($7,500 for island developing countries), an IPF is not established.
Thus countries with very high human development would be considered as NCCs and thus not eligible for TRAC 1 resources.
The NCCs that were eligible for a reimbursable TRAC-1 in the previous period also continue to be eligible in the year 2000.
Implementation of option 3 would result in the designation of a smaller number of countries as NCCs in comparison to options 1 and 2 discussed above.
Despite their higher levels of GNP, many NCCs continue to require technical cooperation geared to their stage of development and specific needs.
It is expected that the e-APR tool will be finalized for use later this year and all NCCs will use this tool to provide their information in 2019.
All NCCs are urged to make efforts to provide the WHO Secretariat with full and detailed reports in advance of the agreed deadline for submission.
In its decision 99/2, the Executive Board also specified that from 2001,reimbursable TRACs will no longer be calculated for existing NCCs.
For new NCCs, a grace period of four years applies; thus new NCCs will receive 60 per cent of their previous TRAC 1.
Since reimbursable TRACs are eliminated with effect from 2001, these nine NCCs are eligible for a reimbursable TRAC-1 in the year 2000.
NCCs and their reports It is of great concern to the RCC that some countries failed to submit an annual report in time for it to be formally reviewed before the meeting.
The Board also endorsed the possible establishment of a locally reimbursed revolving TRAC(LRRT) in all interested NCCs, as described in paragraph 10 of decision 99/2.
For the nine countries that became new NCCs in the previous period(1997-1999), the three-year grace period for the calculation of a TRAC-1 earmarking expires at the end of 1999.
For the purpose of TRAC-1/TRAC-2 resources distribution, countries are classified in three categories: low income countries(LICs), middle income countries(MICs) andnet contributor countries NCCs.
It should also be noted that several NCCs and potential NCCs, which currently enjoy an IPF, have built up programmes of considerable magnitude, ranging from five to ten times their IPFs.