Примеры использования Numbers of beneficiaries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Details of the numbers of beneficiaries are summarised in Table 2.
Major legislative reforms included the repeal of the Legal Aid andAdvice Act to increase the numbers of beneficiaries, and to extend the scope of legal aid.
Numbers of beneficiaries of community-based rehabilitation(CBR) programmes, 2007.
Examples of SWB allowances; numbers of beneficiaries and amount spent.
This financial cushion is the basis for keeping the contributionrate(of 1.7 per cent) stable into the next century, despite slowly increasing numbers of beneficiaries.
To complement these statistics, further statistics relating to estimated numbers of beneficiaries to be covered by this programme budget are found in Part II below.
Future work will entail the extension of country coverage of both net public and private social expenditures and the development of comprehensivedata on education expenditures, data on numbers of beneficiaries, and financing sources.
To complement these statistics, estimates of numbers of beneficiaries to be covered by the 2007 budget are found in Part II of this document Table II.2.
WFP had made significant efforts to increase food delivery by river barge since the beginning of the year in order toreach greater numbers of beneficiaries(over 640,000) and to reduce transport costs.
The first tracks all projects by date and status, and the second reviews the status of all projects by category, including implementing organization, financial and reporting commitments,technical cooperation and numbers of beneficiaries.
Extension of country coverage of net public and private social expenditures;collection of data on education expenditures, numbers of beneficiaries and financing sources; annual publication in electronic spring 1998.
The Office also fails to specify the criteria used to assess needs in areas where it has been proposed that aid should be distributed or the numbers of beneficiaries and the distribution mechanism employed.
Detailed budgetary information on all country programmes in tabular form is provided in Part III,as are the statistics on the numbers of beneficiaries on which proposed budgetary allocations for 2009 are based.
Part III provides detailed budget, expenditure and post information at the global, regional and country levels in tabular formats,complemented by statistics on the numbers of beneficiaries on which the proposed revised budgetary allocations for 2009 are based.
Part II also focuses on programmes at country, regional and global levels, with budgetary information on all country programmes provided in tabular form,complemented by statistics on the numbers of beneficiaries on which the proposed budgetary allocations for 2007 are based.
Part II also focuses on programmes at the regional and country levels, with budgetary information on all country programmes provided in tables at the end of this part,complemented by statistics on the numbers of beneficiaries on which the proposed budgetary allocations for 2008 are based.
Part II focuses on programmes at country, regional and global levels, with budgetary information on all country programmes provided in tabular form(Tables II.1A and B);this is now complemented by statistics(Table II.2) on numbers of beneficiaries on which proposed budgetary allocations for 2005 are based.
Details of the proposed 2008-2009 Annual Programme Budget at the country and regional levels, with budgetary information on all country programmes in tabular form,is provided in Part II, as are the statistics on the numbers of beneficiaries on which proposed budgetary allocations for 2008 are based.
Details of the proposed 2007 Annual Programme Budget at the country and regional levels, with budgetary information on all country programmes in tabular form,is provided in Part II, as are the statistics on the numbers of beneficiaries on which proposed budgetary allocations for 2007 are based.
Part II focuses on programmes at operation, regional and global levels, with budgetary information on all field programmes provided in tabular form(Table 4,Annex I), complemented by statistics on numbers of beneficiaries(Annex III), on which the revised proposed budgetary allocations for 2013 are based.
Part II of the 2012-2013 Biennium Budget focuses on programmes at operation, regional and global levels, with budgetary information on all field programmes provided in tabular form(Table 2),complemented by statistics on numbers of beneficiaries(Annex III) on which proposed budgetary allocations for 2012-2013 are based.
Average number of beneficiaries.
Number of beneficiaries of social home-care outreach services.
Increased number of beneficiaries assisted by implementing recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Table 3: Number of beneficiaries and average amount of funding 10.
Recalculation is required if the number of beneficiaries has changed.
Number of beneficiaries and average amount of funding Impact.
Nevertheless, the number of beneficiaries is far inferior to the demand coming from of needy youth.
Ii Increased number of beneficiaries from training projects.
Number of beneficiaries of obstetric services Childbirth.