Примеры использования Non-core contributions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Non-core contributions.
Balance between core and non-core contributions.
Non-core contributions have taken on an increased importance for UNDP over the years.
Biennial support budget Core and non-core contributions.
B Other non-core contributions.
To promote an appropriate balance between core and non-core contributions;
Core and non-core contributions.
Terms used by different entities for core and non-core contributions.
Core and non-core contributions.
To promote an appropriate balance between core and non-core contributions;
Core and non-core contributions, 2008.
Obstacles to ensuring appropriate balance between core and non-core contributions.
Core and non-core contributions to the United Nations system: 2001-2005.
The growth has been particularly strong for development-related non-core contributions.
Non-core contributions had first been made in 1973 at a level of$US 1 million.
Some speakers underlined the need to have a separate annual accounting to the Board on non-core contributions.
Soliciting flexible non-core contributions, linked to specific areas of the strategic plan;
At the same time, they expressed concern about the imbalance between regular resources and non-core contributions.
Other non-core contributions and parallel funding amounted to $1 587 000.
Individual United Nations entities andOECD/DAC use different terms to define core and non-core contributions.
Table 19 Non-core contributions by funding modalities, 2000 and 2004-2008 Modality.
She recognized the integrated budget should reflect different types of core and non-core contributions and the cost-recovery solution.
Non-core contributions almost tripled, from $3.7 million in 2002 to $10.7 million in 2003.
It was noted that reporting on and processing non-core contributions often added to the administrative workload of UNDP.
Non-core contributions were first made in 1973 and went up from a modest level of $1 million in 1973 to $85 million in 1982.
The remaining 37 per cent, or $21 billion,was in the form of non-core contributions, of which the United Nations development system accounted for $12.5 billion.
Both multi-donor trust funds and thematic trust funds are formsof pooled resources and thus a more flexible form of non-core contributions.
In recent decades, the non-core contributions to UNFPA have increased steadily in absolute terms.
The United Nations development system remains the single largest channel for direct multilateral funding when core and non-core contributions are combined, as reported by DAC see figure IV below.
She underlined that non-core contributions should not be a substitute for core contributions. .