Examples of using Support contracts in English and their translations into Slovak
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We audited fourteen EU support contracts.
Support contracts that are attached to a license do not transfer to the new licensee.
Operation of national IT systems(operators and support contracts);
Across all ongoing budget support contracts, the total committed amount is €12.7 billion.
Operation of national IT systems(operators and support contracts);
Support contracts are legally nontransferable as specified in the terms and conditions of the contract. .
These were spread across four(contracts 6, 7, 8 and 17)of the 24 selected budget support contracts.
In 2017, 44% of the Commission's payments for budget support contracts related to variable tranches2.
VII The EU's budget support contracts address systematically capacity needs and often support is included in the financing agreement.
At the end of2015, there were 261 ongoing budget support contracts in 88 countries(see Table 1)26.
The audit covered budget support contracts signed after 1 January 2013, i.e. after the entry into force of the new budget support approach27.
In reality, though, they will only be greeted with people who are trying to sell them unneeded support contracts and services.
Indicators, baselines and targets must be agreed when budget support contracts are formulated and specified in the financing agreement.
In reality, though, they will only be greeted withpeople who are trying to sell them unneeded support contracts and services.
Attempt to be the least dependent on external support contracts, the aim is to always have available backup hardware in stock to minimize downtime caused by hardware malfunction.
We therefore conclude that the Commission has not yet effectively used budget support contracts to support DRM.
II Through this audit,we examined whether the Commission effectively used budget support contracts to support DRM in low-and lower-middle-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
The Commission agrees that baselines should be updated with relevant data, when feasible,keeping in mind the transaction costs of amending budget support contracts. 3.
The Commission considersthat DRM is systematically assessed in all Budget Support contracts- even if it is not a variable tranche(VT) indicator.
The 2013 pilot report had few descriptive elements in this regard: general information on countries implementing the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative(EITI)47 andthe revenue ratios for every country where budget support contracts were being implemented.
The Commission considersthat DRM-related assessments are used in all Budget Support contracts- even if it is not a variable tranche indicator.
Use of DRM-specific disbursement conditions 43 The Commission used DRM-relatedspecific conditions in five of the 15 audited budget support contracts(see Table 4 and Annex II).
Recommendation 1- Strengthen DRM assessments and risk analysis(a)Before approving new budget support contracts and disbursements, the Commission should ensure that DRM assessments are comprehensive and consistently implemented.
Contents 04 68-76 Conclusions and recommendations Annex I- Budget support as a share of total bilateral ODA commitments Annex II-Countries and budget support contracts selected for the audit Replies of the Commission and the EEAS.
Observations 27 Monitoring of DRM conditions 47 Thefinancing agreements implementing the five audited budget support contracts with DRM specific conditions(see Table 4) included arrangements to monitor and assess whether those conditions were met.
In this report we conclude that, despiterecent improvements, the Commission has not yet effectively used budget support contracts to support revenue mobilisation in the audited countries.
Stresses that, according to the Court,the Commission has not yet effectively used budget support contracts to support DRM in low- and lower-middle-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa;
We then examined whether the DRMassessments available for the 15 audited budget support contracts actually covered all the aspects named in the guidelines.
Based on these elements, we conclude that the Commission hasnot yet effectively used budget support contracts to support DRM in low-and lower-middle-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
Although the division of labour among donors could be used tojustify the absence of DRM-specific conditions in budget support contracts, we found no evidence that this decision was supported by an assessment of the involvement of other donors in this area.