New recurrent provisions in proposed programme budget

Phased budget (start up and recurrent costs)

Activities of recurrent nature transferred from the Emergency Appeal budget

New recurrent provisions in proposed programme budget 71 469 600

a) The regular budget comprises recurrent staff and non staff costs.

(a) Operational budget for core staff and recurrent administrative expenditure, estimated at 334,873.62

In reviewing the budget proposal, the working group noted that it was difficult to evaluate the budget increases in certain budget lines as there was no indication of whether the increases or decreases related to non recurrent costs or recurrent costs.

1.51 The structure of UNRWA's budget reflects both the recurrent and non recurrent nature of activities and the means by which they are funded.

b) The project budget comprises mainly non recurrent costs funded by earmarked project contributions.

The 2005 Budget envisaged revenues of 217 million and recurrent expenditure of 188 million.

(a) Operational budget for core staffing and recurrent expenses estimated at 502,658 during 1994

C. Recurrent budget of the United Nations International Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women

50. Denmark, Switzerland and UNICEF, in particular, are supporting the recurrent health budget and channelling funds to provincial authorities.

Uganda's recurrent expenditure by recurrent what do I mean?

The Committee was informed that adjustments made subsequently in the context of preparing detailed proposals under the individual sections of the budget led to a revision of the figures for recurrent and non recurrent provisions, but not to the recalculation of the total amount of the budget.

A critical aspect of institutional support during the reporting period was the emergency financing of the Palestinian Authority's recurrent budget costs.

(i) Recurrent publications

Proposed recurrent growth

Non recurrent items

(iii) Technical material (non recurrent) assessment documents, including those for the Working Capital Fund, regular budget, peacekeeping operations and International Tribunals (24)

The estimates shown under quot recurrent growth quot in the proposed programme budget, at revised 1993 rates, show an increase of 71,469,600.

According to the Minister of Finance, the recurrent budget for 2005 was projected at EC 97,189,584, with capital expenditure projected at EC 37,033,100.

The approved budget provided for recurrent expenditure of 13,263,300 euros, including 3,462,300 euros for the remuneration, travel and pensions of the judges and 6,632,700 euros for salaries and related costs of staff, and non recurrent expenditure of 150,000 euros.

(b) Non recurrent publications

The regular budget covered all recurrent costs incurred by UNRWA programmes in education, health and relief and social services, and by all support functions.

It merely documents recurrent patterns.

Recurrent requirements in 1994 1995

(b) Non recurrent publications on

The distinction between recurrent and non recurrent items is still valid, however, as a management tool

With the exception of MMP, a self funded project for which recurrent costs amount to 9.1 million for the biennium, the project budget represents unfunded activities.

14. The Minister for Finance said in his 1992 budget speech that the salaries and wages of public servants amounted to over 56 per cent of the budget, and that increments in these emoluments had resulted in a substantial rise in the Government apos s recurrent budget.

(i) Recurrent publications CEPAL Review (6)

These revenues cover recurrent local costs.

(a) Recurrent publications CARISPLAN Abstracts (4)

Non recurrent provisions in 1992 1993

Non recurrent provisions in 1994 1995

(i) Recurrent publications 130 54 46

15. Djibouti suffers from recurrent droughts.

Published material (non recurrent) during 1993

However, the definitions of recurrent and non recurrent are not always clear and therefore are not applied consistently.

18. Based on the proposals described above, the non recurrent financial implications for the remainder of the regular budget of the United Nations is estimated as follows

8. The activities under consideration are continued on the basis of annual General Assembly resolutions and are treated in the United Nations programme budget as non recurrent.

There were, nevertheless, a number of budget sections that did not provide a list of discontinued recurrent outputs because of the generic description given for core ongoing outputs.

In its resolution 38 32 E, the General Assembly requested the Committee to review recurrent publications in the context of the medium term plan or the programme budget.

(i) Recurrent publications UNCTAD Annual Report (2)