Examples of using Crime programme in English and their translations into Russian
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Crime Programme Fund.
Part five Crime programme.
Crime programme major projected changes in 2006-2007.
Special-purpose funds Drug programme fund 606.0--- Crime programme fund---- Subtotal 606.0-- C.
Total, crime programme fund.
People also translate
united nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme
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the united nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme network
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to the united nations crime prevention and criminal justice programme
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Yet, the General Assembly approved an integrated regular budget for the drug programme and the crime programme.
Crime programme: resource requirements by component for the biennium 2004-2005.
In 2004-2005 expenditure under the crime programme will increase by over 300 per cent compared with 2002-2003.
Crime programme: resource requirements by component for the biennium 2004-2005.
The financial position of the Crime Prevention andCriminal Justice Fund(the crime programme fund) is summarized in table 21.
Table 50 Crime programme: regular budget resource requirements for the biennium 2004-2005.
For the biennium 2006-2007, a base- and a highincome scenario are presented for both the drug programme and the crime programme.
The crime programme was strengthened with additional posts in its regular budget for 2002-2003.
Starting in 2010,the general-purpose funds under the drug programme fund and the crime programme fund will be presented as a single general-purpose budget.
The growth in the crime programme is based on increased mandates and funding for new and larger projects;
In this regard,as from 2010 the general-purpose funds under the drug programme fund and the crime programme fund will be presented as a single general-purpose budget.
The present situation shows that the crime programme fund is not able to bear its assigned share of the general-purpose fund expenditures of UNODC.
In the biennium 2006-2007, the drug programme fund financed 75 per cent of UNODC special-purpose activities and the crime programme fund financed the remaining 25 per cent.
For the crime programme fund, project delivery is projected to grow by $2.7 million(2 per cent), from $137.9 million in 2008-2009 to $140.6 million.
Voluntary contributions are budgeted for an amount of $465.5 million, of which $312.4 million(67.1 per cent) for the drugs programme and$153.1 million(32.9 per cent) for the crime programme.
The special-purpose income of the crime programme fund is projected to increase from $125.1 million in the consolidated budget to $187.8 million.
Such a consultative body would be particularly valuable in view of the dual management functions of the Executive Director of UNODC,namely management of both the drug programme and the crime programme.
The crime programme activities increased from $1.9 million in 2002 to $3.4 million in 2003, representing a 79 per cent growth rate see table 6.
Despite an integrated programme of work,UNODC had separate voluntary funds for the drug programme and the crime programme, with their budgets approved by different commissions.
Crime programme: financial summary of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund, 2012-2013 and 2014-2015.
A high scenario was also developed, setting the biennial budget for 2004-2005 at $191.1 million, of which $173.4 million would come from the UNDCP fund and$17.7 million from the crime programme.
In other words, resource allocation in the crime programme during 2006-2007 will be 4 per cent more towards programme implementation rather than support or overheads.
The Advisory Committee recommended that further thought should be given to the establishment of a consultative body to assist the Executive Director of UNODC with the management of both the drug programme and the crime programme.
However, in the crime programme Latin America and the Caribbean will see, for the reasons given above, a $7.4 million planned increase in crime prevention.
The decline in general-purpose contributions to the drug programme fund andthe failure to secure adequate funding for the first budget of the crime programme fund further demonstrate the fragility of the UNODC funding model.