Examples of using Fixed allocation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Multi-country fixed allocations.
The proposed fixed allocation for the Office of Development Studies(ODS) is $1.8 million.
Rationale for each of the proposed fixed allocations.
The proposed fixed allocation for the economist programme is $7.0 million.
The present report presents criteria and rationale for each fixed line and the proposed fixed allocations.
For these reasons, a fixed allocation level of $2.5 million is proposed.
For line 3.1, support to the resident coordinator and development support services(DSS), line 1.4, evaluation line and line 1.5, technical cooperation among developing countries,the following fixed allocations are proposed for reasons explained below.
The proposed fixed allocation for the Human Development Report Office(HDRO) is $6.7 million.
Decides that if the total of regular resourcesavailable for programming fall below $450 million, all fixed allocations will be reduced in direct proportion to the shortfall;
The proposed fixed allocation for this line, to become effective in 2004, is $6 million.
Such additional information was requested because theBoard needed a fuller picture of the justification for such fixed allocations for each of the concerned programme lines/components and for the amounts proposed.
The proposed fixed allocation is re-costed to $3.2 million to take inflation into account.
The proposal to establish minimum allocations for line 1.1.1 of the target for resource assignment from the core(TRAC 1)and the proposed introduction of fixed allocations for certain programme lines/components both fall into this category;
The proposed fixed allocation for this programme, to become effective in 2004, is $4.5 million.
In 1970 the UNDP Governing Council established the multi-year resource framework for UNDP programming with the use of indicativeplanning figures which were based on entitlement to a fixed allocation, explicitly providing for support to groups of countries on a subregional, regional, interregional and global basis in addition to individual countries.
The proposed fixed allocation level for this line, to become effective in 2004, is $2.5 million.
South-South cooperation programme 36. The proposed fixed allocation for the South-South cooperation programme is $4.5 million.
The proposed fixed allocation for programme support to the resident coordinator system is $16 million, which incorporates an annual volume increase of $0.7 million.
The proposed financial framework reflecting the proposed fixed allocations for each of the concerned lines/components, as detailed above, is shown in columns 2 and 3 of table 1.
The fixed allocations for HDRO and ODS will be financed through a reduction of the percentage share for line 1.3 global programme which currently finances both programmes and the remaining increase in the percentage share for the fixed inter-country lines(about 2.0 per cent) will be financed from proportional reductions in line 1.2 and line 1.3.
A reasonable level of $1.1 million is proposed under the fixed allocation, similar to the current level of $1 million and taking into consideration a modest inflation adjustment.
The proposed fixed allocation for the Human Development Report(HDR), to become effective in 2004, is $5.3 million.
The Executive Board also recognized that, at lower levels of regular resources,the proposed fixed allocations would translate into higher percentage shares for the concerned programme lines/components in the total of available regular programme resources, as compared to their shares under the current programme financial framework.
The proposed fixed allocation of $2.5 million under the programme, complemented by a $1.5 million biennial support budget allocation for the Evaluation Office, will provide a reasonable funding base for this important function.
The proposed $4.5 million under the fixed allocation provides the level of resources required to maintain this important capacity at its current level, reflecting a modest inflation adjustment.
The proposed fixed allocation level for this line, to become effective in 2004, is $3.5 million.
The proposed fixed allocation for the Office of Development Studies(ODS), to become effective in 2004, is $1.1 million.
In that case, the fixed allocations would become variable again and would be reduced proportionally with any shortfall below the $450 million level.
The proposed level of $13.5 million under the fixed allocation will provide an average of $100 000 per country office so that country offices will have a reasonable level for programming for this crucial function.