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All these resources are provided free of charge to CCAMLR Members.
Possible concrete actions for mobilizing domestic resources are provided in annex IV to decision XII/3.
Resources are provided directly to Governments, which own the process and are responsible for execution.
Details of those additional resources are provided in the relevant sections below.
Resources are provided to each office away from Headquarters to purchase a fault-tolerant disk storage facility for their IMIS production operations.
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In the JINR budget plan for 2017-2023, these resources are provided in a total volume of $73.5 million.
What resources are provided is essentially dependent not just on the prevailing economic situation but also on the prevailing political situation.
Specialists are established by the ECE EXCOM and human and financial resources are provided by both ECE and FAO through their separate budgetary processes.
Resources are provided under this programme for external auditing costs, for the Organization's contribution towards Staff Association expenses and for unforeseen expenditure.
Long-term objectives, in the peacekeeping context,derive from the Security Council mandates, while resources are provided through the approval of the General Assembly.
In our country, such resources are provided in particular by the SUSU Supercomputer Center.
It relies essentially on theuse of voluntary funds, which are often earmarked according to the specific priorities of donor programmes from which the resources are provided.
The Commission has found that even when resources are provided on a short-term basis, they can still make an important contribution to its work.
In the case of peacekeeping operationPKOs, there is a mismatch in this regard,as the Security Council through its mandates sets the overall objectives through its mandates, while resources are provided through the approval of the General Assembly.
Resources are provided to support a public information programme promoting the role of the United Nations and the activities and goals of the Mission in Afghanistan.
Gender-responsive budgeting has emerged as an effective tool in promoting change in budget policies, allocation andoutcomes to ensure that resources are provided for the implementation of commitments on gender equality.
These resources are provided by two sections of the UN regular budget: first, Section 22(i.e. the regular programme of technical cooperation); and second, Section 34 i.e. the Development Account.
The SBI recalled the request by the COP in decision 7/CP.13 that the GEF continue to ensure that financial resources are provided to meet the agreed full costs incurred by developing country Parties in complying with their obligations under Article 12, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
Such resources are provided without conditions attached as to their use and can be equated with the notion of"unearmarked contributions", while extrabudgetary/non-core resources are commonly equated with the notion of"earmarked contributions.
Continuing the trend reported over the past decade, gender-responsive budgeting has been used by governments to promote change in budget policies, allocation andoutcomes so as to ensure that resources are provided for the implementation of commitments on gender equality.
To continue to ensure that financial resources are provided to meet the agreed full costs incurred by developing country Parties in complying with their obligations under Article 12, paragraph 1, of the Convention;
Expenditures on operational activities financed from the regular budget of the United Nations andfrom the Development Account amounted to $1.6 million in 2006. These resources are provided under section 22(United Nations regular programme of technical cooperation) and section 34(Development Account) of the United Nations regular budget.
Very exceptionally, where resources are provided subject to specific conditions or when contributions are explicitly given for a specific year, recognition may be deferred until those conditions have been satisfied.
African countries will be able to achieve sustainable development only if they are accorded special and differential treatment, guaranteed market access, the drop in prices of basic goods ends, foreign debt is cancelled, access to technology is ensured,official development assistance is increased and financial resources are provided without interference or conditionality.
Under section 28, Special expenses, resources are provided to cover specific expenditure requirements for(a) after-service health insurance;(b) compensatory payments;(c) general insurance charges;(d) bank charges; and(e) interorganizational security measures.
Voluntary contributions and other transfers, which are supported by legally enforceable agreements, are recognized as revenue at the time the agreement becomes binding, which is the point when the Organization is deemed to acquire control of the asset,unless, where the resources are provided subject to specific conditions or when contributions are explicitly given for a specific future financial period, recognition is deferred until those conditions have been satisfied.
However, resources are provided under general temporary assistance and the reserve for unforeseen expenses to allow the Office to respond to an upsurge in activities that may require a full prosecutorial and investigative capacity.
With regard to paragraphs 57 to 59 of the report, it should be noted that,from a budget standpoint, resources are provided at section or unit levels where the accountability lies and that, furthermore, organigrams of the respective services delineate staffing and lines of responsibility at the level of bottom-line units and activity managers, thus ensuring the necessary focus on the units and staff providing the services.
Resources are provided under section 28 to cover specific expenditure requirements for after-service health insurance, compensatory payments, general insurance charges, bank charges, inter-organizational security measures and pension payments to former Secretaries-General.
General temporary assistance resources are provided under both the regular budget and the peacekeeping support account towards addressing the flow of cases through a flexible and cost-effective use of resources during peak workload periods.