Examples of using Regular budget component in English and their translations into Russian
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His delegation favoured the integrated administration of the Entity's resources andthe use of a grant modality for implementation of the regular budget component.
A further increase in the regular budget component of UNEP.
As regards the regular budget component of combined cash, that amount at the end of 1998 is once more projected to be in a deficit position of $184 million.
Draft resolution A/C.5/57/L.23 Plan to increase the regular budget component of the United Nations Office at Nairobi.
It was noted that the total regular budget component of resources under section 29G would, for the first time since the establishment of the Office, exceed the amount of extrabudgetary resources.
The proposals under section 27G provide, therefore, for an increase of the regular budget component by $1.8 million, or 15.1 per cent over the current appropriation.
The regular budget component of UNHCR is all for administrative purposes and is integrated with the much larger extrabudgetary component, which includes the bulk of programme support resources for UNHCR.
That situation was unfair; the regular budget component of its funding must be increased.
The Advisory Committee trusts that continuous revisions to UNHCR's biennial programme budget will not affect the regular budget component as approved by the General Assembly.
Plan to increase the regular budget component of the United Nations Office at Nairobi.
Support was expressed for the heightenedemphasis on Africa and the new United Nations support structures for the New Partnership for Africa's Development and the strengthening of the regular budget component of the United Nations Office at Nairobi.
In the biennium 1998-1999 the regular budget component would comprise 9.8 per cent of the total resources for the Department.
In response to that request and with a view to easing the administrative costs levied on the substantive programmes of UNEP and UN-Habitat,the Secretary-General has made a commitment to gradually increase the regular budget component of the programme budget of the Office.
The initial allocation for 1995 amounted to $104,496,000, with a regular budget component of $7,680,400 and an extrabudgetary amount of $96,815,600.
The proposal, including the regular budget component, was based on a preliminary analysis of the implications for UNEP of paragraph 88 of"The future we want" as well as other recommendations from recent independent evaluations of UNEP.
The proposals under section 27G provide, therefore, for an increase of the regular budget component by $1.8 million, or 15.1 per cent, over the current appropriation.
The total number of posts required for the implementation of these activities is 84(42 at the Professional level and 42 at the General Service level), as detailed in annex VIII. A total of 26 posts(17 atthe Professional level and 9 at the General Service level) are included in the regular budget component as proposed by the Secretary-General.
The Fifth Committee of the General Assembly looks at and approves the regular budget component of the budget, which represents approximately 10 per cent of the total budget of UNHabitat.
The level of the grant includes a decrease in the amount of $2,959,800 equivalent to the one-time provision for strengthening the security management system of UNHCR, partly offset by an increase inthe amount of $2,500,000, proposed to strengthen the regular budget component of the High Commissioner's administrative expenditures, as called for in section III of General Assembly resolution 59/276.
Consequently, proposals are made to strengthen the regular budget component while at the same time providing the bulk of resources as a lump-sum grant in place of established posts.
As indicated in paragraph 24.10 of the budget document,the level of the grant includes an increase in the amount of $1.0 million to strengthen the regular budget component of the High Commissioner's administrative expenditures, as called for in section III of General Assembly resolution 59/276.
The increase is proposed to strengthen the regular budget component of the High Commissioner's administrative expenditures, which, in accordance with Article 20 of the Statute of UNHCR, is financed under the regular budget. .
In view of the introduction of results-based budgeting and the stress on accountability,the Committee is of the opinion that it may be necessary in future to review the results-based-budgeting presentation of budget sections where there is a relatively small regular budget component of a programme that is largely funded from extrabudgetary resources, such as those on environment, human settlements, human rights, Palestine refugees, and international drug control.
In fact, despite a recommended increase of OCHA's regular budget component, extrabudgetary resources are still expected to represent 94 per cent of OCHA's overall resource requirements for 2012-2013.
For the Division of Administrative Services alone the level of resources reflects an increase in the regular budget component under section 27G in the amount of $979,500, or 9.7 per cent over the 2000-2001 adjusted revised appropriation.
With the implementation of the aforementioned proposals, the total regular budget component of resources under section 29G for the biennium 2012-2013 would amount to nearly 52 per cent of the total resources before recosting.
The establishment of the five posts under the regular budget reflects a commitment by the Secretary-General to continue to gradually strengthen the regular budget component of the Office and responds to General Assembly resolution 57/153 of 16 December 2002, in which the Assembly emphasized that the Office should benefit from adequate and more predictable funding.
The requirements of $993,900 would provide for the United Nations regular budget component of UNHCR headquarters expenditures for rent and maintenance, utilities, communications and insurance at the Montbrillant Building.
We urge the Secretary-General to significantly increase the regular budget component of funding the United Nations Office at Nairobi to bring it in line with the administrative and financial arrangements of similar United Nations Offices at Geneva and Vienna.
